Board Thread:Off-Topic Discussion/@comment-6433273-20151126190829/@comment-25386934-20151212043031

Oh no more Rin Len English talk, it's all anyone is talking about it seems.

Why is ANYONE shocked? I saw this in a comment on the demo and I will restate -- what were you expecting? You take a Japanese voice actress and force her to not only attempt to make her speak English clearly, and ON TOP of it you want her to play a character? Rin suffered less then Len because it's hard to do a male voice, but still, she's not perfect. And it never was going to be.

I'd say it turned out ok as I can tell the difference between them (I'm not sure how other people can't? Or maybe I'm just got at that kind at differentiating between voices in general) and that I was able to listen to the demo without needing to read the subtitles. But that could just because MJQ has good tuning. But from the demo, I'd say it beat out Miku and Luka in the clarity department. Though that wasn't too hard.

Them singing in English didn't make me find their voices any more appealing though.

Thought I should section divide here because it's a new idea, but it relates. If people were so mad about not having a good quality child English duo, maybe that will raise the appeal for an originally English one? Engloid hasn't had enough releases to cause some of them to sound exactly the same like some Japanese V3s suffered from, but I'm still confused has to why no Engloid company has never tried to do a fully voice acted voicebank like Crypton's CV series was. Maybe out of fear of copying? I'm not sure, because I doubt having a voice acted Vocaloid would suddenly make people claim the copied, and I think it'd be cool to see howa voice acted Engloid sounds. It probably has to do with appealing to a certain market too. Oh well. Maybe because of R/L's quality people will be interested in it more. Secret wish of mine, I guess.