Welcome to the Big Al Fanclub!
Dedicated to the first Bass Vocaloid himself, Big Al!
Released on December 22, 2009 after a 2 year delay, Big Al is still one of if not the only Bass range Vocaloids in existence. His first Voice Provider, Michael King, who was an Elvis Impersonator, did not provide good enough samples for a VoiceBank, so his final VP was Frank Sanderson, a PowerFX employee. Despite his odd syllables, strange breath sounds, and weird quirks, I still love his deep and soothing voice.
Rules:
1. To join, ask politely, and give a link to your favorite Big Al original/cover
2. No being rude. All opinions are valid, and i’m still new to this so please don’t kill me.
3. Send stuff! I’m constantly on the lookout for more Big Al content, so I would love more songs if you find them!
(Still a WIP, so may be updated irregularly)
Dedicated to the first Bass Vocaloid himself, Big Al!
Released on December 22, 2009 after a 2 year delay, Big Al is still one of if not the only Bass range Vocaloids in existence. His first Voice Provider, Michael King, who was an Elvis Impersonator, did not provide good enough samples for a VoiceBank, so his final VP was Frank Sanderson, a PowerFX employee. Despite his odd syllables, strange breath sounds, and weird quirks, I still love his deep and soothing voice.
Rules:
1. To join, ask politely, and give a link to your favorite Big Al original/cover
2. No being rude. All opinions are valid, and i’m still new to this so please don’t kill me.
3. Send stuff! I’m constantly on the lookout for more Big Al content, so I would love more songs if you find them!
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