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#1 8 February 2012 - 03:38 AM puffy japanisthebest

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well...here you can talk about any vocaloids!... or post videos and stuff....

i LUUUUUVVVV the vocaloids...fantastic

oh...and a little extra!

cool video *GO JAPAN*[hoped you like the video]) OOOOOOOOOHHHHH MEH LIKE COOOOOOOKIES!!!!!!
spica by hatsune miku

something by rin and len kagamine

stardust utopia by megurine luka

alice by hatsune miku

if my post is helpful...press the green button --->

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#2 8 February 2012 - 06:50 AM Xittenn

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I had experimented with vocaloids once for my final project in film school--a video game--it was my backup if I couldn't get any voice actors. Luckily I had, but I still find the technology very interesting. The math and programming to do it from scratch is pretty daunting; I hope to give it a try someday. I had thought to maybe do an internet broadcast of a completely synthesized band, just for kicks. I think it could be the next garage band thing . . . .

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