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I was thinking the rap function could potentially improve the quality of Talkloid videos! It will be interesting to see experimentation with the rap feature beyond its intended purpose.

So far, it's just a possibility thrown around on here and some other corners of the fandom, based on Crypton helping Twindrill with Teto SynthV. I mentioned it too on a profile post. As far as the fandom is aware, Crypton is still trying to make NT work, but they haven't released a progress...

I didn't expect a disco design! I love it already, and Saros looks like the most fabulous queen!

I dunno why that cover is called a "screamo" remix when there was only one part featuring screaming vocals (and even then, it's not one of the best attempts I've heard with vocal synths). It's still a great hard rock cover though - just not what was advertised lol.

I won't lie, I thought this was a late April Fools joke when I saw the title. :LOL: Hopefully, there will be more demos showing off Teto's crosslang - I really want to hear more of her English!

If Quad was that more interested in building up lore for their characters, why did they release public VBs of their characters in the first place? We know about all sorts of private Vocaloids, though I dunno if Dreamtonics would allow private SynthVs. I've only just seen the Chinese fan tweet...

I'm surprised by how robotic he sounds, but I agree that it sounds intentional. It kinda sounds like a throwback to V1 and V2 banks, actually, including the choppiness. This is still freaking me out because I was listening to Porter's Virtual Self side project the other day and wishing for new...

Sheesh, it didn't take long for this one to turn out to be scammy. (Like I said in my first post, it really takes me back to the golden age in the worst way possible lol.)

Looking at her design, I thought she was meant to be another VB based on a vtuber. The design is cute, but I find the Izumo project's stated goals slightly odd, as so many banks already cater to otaku culture. I'll keep an eye on this, as Ailis may very well become a throwback to when Vocaloid...

Even though she's pitched up in those demos, I'm impressed Flower still mostly sounds like her Vocaloid self. A lot of producers tend to pitch up her Vocaloid anyway (to the point of sounding cursed moe), so I wasn't completely thrown off by her CeVIO voice.

I still think 9Z needs something like a Soft or Whisper vocal mode, because his base voice sounds like he's constantly shouting all the time. On the other hand, the loudness of his voice is a godsend for louder genres - for a long time, I think hard rock and metal producers have struggled to use...

Here's hoping for Korean and Spanish crosslingual in the future, and perhaps some new languages for V6 later on!

I must admit, Haru is fast becoming my favourite Kamitsubaki VB, mainly because she doesn't sound as pitch-shifted and "moe-fied" as the other girls. I really like her rap capabilities too, so I hope we get more demos showing that off.

Wait a min, is this about Kanru Hua?

I'm personally of the opinion that VBs should be divorced from VPs (I mean, people still like SeeU and Yohioloid despite the controversies surrounding their VPs), but I still appreciate that info coming to light. Dreamtonics is definitely one of those companies that aren't deeply into ethics...

If there's one other issue I can hear with Ninezero so far (aside from people not liking his tone), he sounds like he's constantly shouting in the demo. Of course, Dreamtonics almost always posts terrible demos that undersell their VBs, so it could be a case of poor internal usage. But he's...

The name is definitely a wildcard after all the "normal" names we've had for the letter VBs so far. It's also cool to see a VB with an English accent that isn't American or British. (The VP is Australian). I'm definitely hoping he can pull off lighter metal genres too.

I was trying to think who the voice reminded me of, and someone on Twitter said he sounded like Jack Black as a voice synth. Now I can't unhear it!

In all fairness, similar restrictions have appeared for previous vocal synths, such as the Cryptonloids. They mainly operate as a failsafe measure, just in case an extremely controversial or inappropriate song gets too viral to the point it begins to damage the image of a company. There's tons...

This was what I was trying to say in my original post. Truth be told, most if not all fandoms are experiencing the curse of parasocial relationships now - yanno, fans treating creators and companies like their best buddies, when they really don't know anything about them at all. It's really...