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| − | SEGA logo.svg|{{GNH-CVD|SEGA|[http://www.sega.jp/ Website]|[[Kobayashi Matcha]] and [[Masaoka Azuki]]|[[SEGA]] is a Japanese entertainment company largely known for their game franchises. Their connection to VOCALOID involved the [[Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- (series)|Project DIVA]] rhythm game series.}} |
+ | SEGA logo.svg|{{GNH-CVD|SEGA|[http://www.sega.jp/ Website]|[[Kobayashi Matcha]] and [[Masaoka Azuki]]|[[SEGA]] is a Japanese entertainment company largely known for their game franchises. Their connection to VOCALOID involved the [[Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- (series)|Project DIVA]] rhythm game series, and later [[Project 575]] which they created two original VOCALOIDs for.}} |
VocaNextlogo.jpg|{{GNH-CVD|Vocaloid Next|Website inaccessible|[[Ring Suzune]] and [[Hibiki Lui]]|[[VocaNext]] was a small group that inherited two VOCALOIDs, Ring Suzune and Hibiki Lui, and planned to develop their voicebanks but they have since been defunct.}} |
VocaNextlogo.jpg|{{GNH-CVD|Vocaloid Next|Website inaccessible|[[Ring Suzune]] and [[Hibiki Lui]]|[[VocaNext]] was a small group that inherited two VOCALOIDs, Ring Suzune and Hibiki Lui, and planned to develop their voicebanks but they have since been defunct.}} |
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A Company refers those heavily affiliated with the development and promotion of a VOCALOID™-powered voicebank or character. While most companies that take on the task of developing a VOCALOID are audio based; it has become common for record companies and related subsidiaries to collaborate with an primary company to develop their own voicebank.
The marketing of a VOCALOID varies by company and some companies may provide their vocalist with a basic profile, backstory, or personality that the consumer can work with. The illustration of a vocalist has no effect on the software and is done purely for decorative purposes.
- Main articles: :Category:Companies and Status on VOCALOID
In order for a product to be classified as a "Company" on the wiki, there should be acknowledgment by the YAMAHA Corporation under their licensing terms and there is a VOCALOID™-powered vocal in development or fully released. This includes characters from games with vocals powered by the VOCALOID™ software, as well as privatized vocals.
It can be noted that fanmade Derivatives and other synthesizer characters such as UTAU are not classified as "VOCALOIDs" their presence is hosted on the wiki due to official acknowledgement by a company.
Table of Contents
By default, companies are sorted from newest to oldest.
Introduced: VOCALOID4
Bandai Namco Studio, Inc • Shanghai Wangcheng • Akatsuki Virtual Artists • Sharp Corporation • ST MEDiA Co., Ltd. * • MTK • Beijing Photek * • Unity Technologies Japan • UNIVERSAL MUSIC JAPAN •
Introduced: VOCALOID3
We've Inc. • Gynoid Co., Ltd. • MI7 Japan Inc. • YAMAHA Corporation • EXIT TUNES Co., Ltd. • Stardust Music, Inc. * • Shanghai HENIAN • Studio Deen • i-style Project • 1st PLACE Co., Ltd. • Voctro Labs, S.L. • Vocalomakets * • VOCALO Revolution* • VocaTone* • Moe Japan • SBS A&T Co., Ltd. • Lawson, Inc. •
Introduced: VOCALOID2
SEGA • Vocaloid Next * • Ki/oon Music Inc. * • Bplats, Inc. * • E-Capsule Co. Ltd* • Avex Management Co., Ltd • Sanrio Co., Ltd. • AH-Software Co. Ltd. • Internet Co., Ltd. • Good Smile Racing * • Good Smile Company • PowerFX Systems AB. •
Introduced: VOCALOID
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Voicebank: MEIKO, KAITO, VY1, VY2, Mew, ZOLA PROJECT: YUU, KYO, WIL, anon & kanon, galaco, CYBER DIVA, Sachiko, ARSLOID, Fukase, CYBER SONGMAN, Standard Vocals: Amy, Chris, Kaori, Ken.
Description: YAMAHA is the most known manufacture of musical instruments since 1887 Hamamatsu; Japan. With the combined efforts of the YAMAHA Sound Technology Development Center and Pompeu Fabra University in Spain, the first VOCALOID engine was produced.
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Voicebank: Bruno, Clara, and MAIKA
Description: Voctro Labs is a spanish company whose history YAMAHA involves the Music Technology Group, the company that developed the technology around VOCALOID. They release the first two Spanish voicebanks, Bruno and Clara.
Voicebank: Yuzuki Yukari and Kizuna Akari
Description: Vocalomakets* is a sub-division of AH-Software. They produced two VOCALOIDs that also have VOICEROID voicebanks.
Voicebank: CUL
Description: VOCALO Revolution* was a program that aired in Japan. It showcased VOCALOID producers and music.
Voicebank: Tone Rion and Yumemi Nemu
Description: Moe Japan* is a subsidiary that collaborated with Dear Stage Inc. to produce VOCALOID Tone Rion with Nemu Yumemi.
Voicebank: Akikoloid-chan
Description: LAWSON are a chain of convenience stores in Japan. They collaborated with YAMAHA to produce a singing voicebank for their store mascot Akiko-chan.
Voicebank: Kobayashi Matcha and Masaoka Azuki
Description: SEGA is a Japanese entertainment company largely known for their game franchises. Their connection to VOCALOID involved the Project DIVA rhythm game series, and later Project 575 which they created two original VOCALOIDs for.
Voicebank: Ring Suzune and Hibiki Lui
Description: VocaNext was a small group that inherited two VOCALOIDs, Ring Suzune and Hibiki Lui, and planned to develop their voicebanks but they have since been defunct.
Voicebank: Utatane Piko
Description: Ki/oon* is a subsidiary that collaborated with Sony Music Japan to produce VOCALOID Utatane Piko with PIKO.
Voicebank: VY1, VY2, Luo Tianyi, YANHE, and Macne Nana
Description: Bplats collaborated with various companies to develop voicebanks with YAMAHA.
Voicebank: SONiKA, Prima, Tonio, Sweet ANN, BIG AL, Megurine Luka, KAITO V3, AVANNA, OLIVER, Hatsune Miku V3, MEIKO V3, Kagamine Rin & Len V4X
Description: E-Capsule is a distributor of VOCALOID voicebanks in Taiwan.
Voicebank: Nekomura Iroha
Description: Sanrio is known for their Hello Kitty franchise. Their connection to VOCALOID involved the Kitty'ler project which produced Nekomura Iroha.
Voicebank: SF-A2 miki, Kaai Yuki, Hiyama Kiyoteru, Nekomura Iroha, Yuzuki Yukari, Tohoku Zunko, Macne Nana, Macne Petit, Kizuna Akari, and Haruno Sora
Description: AH-Software were the first company to develop 'spin-off' the product VOICEROID, involving some of their VOCALOID voicebanks.
Voicebank: Gackpoid, Megpoid, Lily, Gachapoid, CUL, galaco (Prize ver.), kokone, Chika, and Otomachi Una
Description: Internet Co., Ltd. (or Singer Song Writer) is the second Japanese based company to release VOCALOID products. They've also developed and distributed other voicebanks through collaborative efforts.
Voicebank: Character Vocal Series: Hatsune Miku
Description: Good Smile Racing* is a racing team that currently competes in Super GT as well as a subsidiary of Good Smile Company. They've had Hatsune Miku has their mascot since 2010.
Voicebank: None
Description: Good Smile Company is a Japanese manufacturer of hobby product, popularly know for their original series, Nendoroid. They are heavily tied to Crypton in that they've produced a number of Character Vocal Series figures, especially of Hatsune Miku.
Voicebank: MEIKO, KAITO, Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin & Len, and Megurine Luka.
Description: Crypton is known for developing YAMAHA's first Japanese VOCALOIDs: MEIKO and KAITO. They later found success with the release of their Character Vocal Series.
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