The plug-in for Japanese is different to the one used by Bruno and Clara and takes into account her expanded phonetic data, allowing more accurate results then the Bruno and Clara version. The first converts Japanese VSQx files into the closet equivalent in Spanish phonetics, the second does the same for English. Two special Job Plug-ins were also developed for MAIKA which can be downloaded from VOCTRO Labs. Trial/Demo Vers?: Yes Starter Available?: NoĪccording to her site, MAIKA has a powerful feminine voice and a large phonetic flexibility. Optimum Range: E2 ~ D4 Optimum Tempo: 60 ~ 150 BPM Hard disk: At least 2.2GB of available disk space (voice bank only).Processor: Intel Dual Core CPU or better.
#VOCALOID 3 EDITOR SOFTWARE MAC OS X#
Supported OS: Mac OS X 10.7 or newer (32/64bit) | Windows 7 or newer (32/64bit).Compatibility with Cubase 7.5 has not yet been determined.Cubase 7, Cubase Artist 7, Cubase Elements 7, Cubase AI 7 or Cubase LE 7.Hard disk: At least 3.0GB of available disk space.Processor: Celeron Dual Core 2.1 GHz or better.
#VOCALOID 3 EDITOR SOFTWARE SOFTWARE#
On December 12, it was announced that MAIKA would have a VOCALOID NEO to become compatable with Mac. At the announcement, Voctro Labs revealed a silhouette of the design. The winner was Noriko Hayashi, an artist who also happened to be a runner-up in PowerFX Systems AB. They were asked to draw a 'pop star' and were given samples of the voice as reference. The chosen artists had until July 15 to enter a design for Voctro Labs. After they reviewed the works of all of their entrants, they picked the potential candidates. Voctro Labs requested that those interested should send a sample of their work to the company's email and the deadline for this was July 8, 2013. Illustration Contest Ī contest was held to look for an illustrator who would draw a design for the VOCALOID. They also announced that they were still improving the voicebank and adding "some surprises" to the vocals. Later, on November 27, Voctro Labs announced that her release date was December 18, 2013.
She had no official release date, but on October 28, 2013, Voctro Labs announced that she would be released before Christmas. In answer to fan's curiosity as to whether the voice would be sold, the company announced they were planning on releasing the voice to the public. Although Voctro Labs would later clarify in response to a fan's question that Martinez was not the provider behind the Vocaloid. It was revealed this voice was a new VOCALOID that was being developed by the company and was based on Leire Martinez, the main singer of the band. Voctro Labs provided the tools that allowed the participants to listen to their written lyrics sung by the voice through the official website. In October 2012, this vocal first appeared during the involvement of a collaboration between Voctro Labs, Ballantine's, theFACT™ and the Spanish rock band La Oreja de Van Gogh, where the people could help to create the lyrics for the famous group.
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