voicebank

This "voicebank" system was in response to the greatly increased number of calls from media organisations.

Currently, new technology is being used to create a Vocaloid voicebank using his voice.

Details of the deceased are hoped to be released later today on the voicebank.

In Feb 2012 they stated that they were working on a full English voicebank.

It could also use another Vocaloid voicebank named Megpoid.

On August 2012, SBS reported that the recordings for the voicebank had been completed and was now going through a tuning process.

The soundtrack is significant for being the first made for a film to use a Vocaloid (using the Lola voicebank) for some vocals.

He provided the voicebank for YOHIOloid.

It was also shown "cosplaying" as Hatsune Miku and could sing using the Miku voicebank.

The Voicebank and Voicecom services have always been provided from the SSB, using no network components that are not freely available to third parties.

Zero-G has has released a celtic voicebank which later became AVANNA.

The success of the Hatsune Miku Voicebank in Japan (and later in other countries) greatly raised Crypton's profile.

The default voicebank is named Yu Niaoniao (余袅袅), however additional voicebanks can be made manually to produce new vocals and additional languages are possible.

CV-4Cβ's vocal provider was Eriko Nakamura, and Crypton's commercial plans for the voicebank are unknown as of December 2012.

In 2013, it was announced that Yohio was lending his voice to a Vocaloid voicebank within the PowerFX range that contains both an English and Japanese vocal.

Yuzuki Yukari is also the first Vocaloid to have a Voiceroid voicebank as well as a Vocaloid voicebank.

To avoid this possibility an increasing number of schemes are now using highly effective voicebank and radiopaging devices which store messages and alert users to the fact that important information is waiting for them.

Following the release of the Vocaloid "Neo" version for the Mac, several hints were left on Macne Nana's Twitter that an official Vocaloid voicebank was in progress.

A female English vocal developed by VocaTone, a Japanese voicebank was also conceived but cancelled, however it may be considered if the English Voicebank sells well.

The default voicebank "Defoko" (Uta Utane) borrows her voice from the software AquesTalk, specifically the voice "AquesTalk Female-1" produced by A-quest.

UTAU-Synth version can import both voices and songs made with the Windows version, but its project files and voicebank configurations are not fully compatible with the Windows version.

Their first product for the software was "Sweet Ann" a VOCALOID2 powered voicebank and was first introduced at the Musikmesse fair and later released on June 29, 2007.

With the Informatics Department at the University of Edinburgh, MacDonald also helped establish The Voicebank Study which enables people who are at risk of losing their voice through illness to preserve it.

Stoffer presented the Delphi concept publicly to the association of Telephone Answering Services around 1973 and the prototype system was launched in San Francisco in 1976 by a Delphi company called VoiceBank.

Though each voicebank has a gender type voice (feminine, masculine) the Vocaloid series itself is void of such restrictions and are designed with the intention of allowing those using them to be able to manipulate the voice as they please.