Welcome to the VOCALOID Wiki
This wiki is dedicated to exchanging information about the VOCALOID™ program and sharing the passion of the music produced with it. We try to appeal to all fans, both old and new, and we do not discriminate against any VOCALOID because of its language, design, or even its voice. We acknowledge that not everyone shares the same taste and that the reasons for liking VOCALOID are varied.
Please help us expand our knowledge on VOCALOID and share that information with other VOCALOID fans. Everyone is welcomed to edit freely; all we ask is that you refrain from non-productive edits and acts of vandalism, and that you be nice to other editors so this wiki can maintain a safe, friendly working environment for all.View about wiki
What is VOCALOID?
VOCALOID and its succeeding versions are voice synthesizing applications that have been sold commercially since 2004. VOCALOID began from the simple concept of synthesizing the human vocals for singing. From the start this was never an easy task for the programmers behind the software, but from that beginning VOCALOID™ has grown into a worldwide phenomenon, spawning new musicians, albums, figurines, and even concerts.
There are many different VOCALOIDs, such as GUMI, Fukase, and Haruno Sora, who sing in Japanese. There are also VOCALOIDs like L♀LA, BIG AL, and AVANNA, who sing in English. As of VOCALOID3, Korean, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese were officially supported, with SeeU, Bruno, Clara, and Luo Tianyi as the first of each of the newly-introduced languages. As of VOCALOID6, AI voicebanks are supported that, through the Multilingual function, can sing in Japanese, English, or Mandarin Chinese regardless of the base language they were recorded in.View this template
Official VOCALOID libraries!
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Vocal libraries released for the VOCALOID6 engine.
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Vocal libraries released for the VOCALOID5 engine.
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Vocal libraries released for the VOCALOID4 engine.
Misc. Vocals
Non-commercial releases.
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Vocal libraries released for the VOCALOID3 engine. Windows and Mac version, VOCALOID NEO, included.
Misc. Vocals
Non-commercial releases.
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Vocal libraries released for the VOCALOID2 engine.
Misc. Vocals
Non-commercial releases.
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Vocal libraries released for the Mobile VOCALOID Editor app. VY1_Lite and (since 2.0) asa are free voices bundled with the app (marked below with *). Additional voices are purchased via the app itself, each voice is sold separately.
VOCALOID voicebanks
VOCALOID:AI voicebanks
These are supported by version 2.0.0 and higher only.
Announced Vocals
Announced Vocals for the VOCALOID software. Names and images presented are placeholders and may not reflect the final product when complete. We urge readers be considerate and careful when supporting unconfirmed projects, especially if they ask for financial endorsement.
VOCALOID5
VOCALOID6
Vocal libraries released for the VOCALOID β-STUDIO VX-β engine.
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Affiliates
Synthesizers — VOCALOID™ Synthesizer Wiki (Deutsch • Español • Français • Bahasa Indonesia • Italiano • 한국어 • Polski • Русский • Português • Tiếng Việt • 中文 • 日本語) • UTAU • (Español • Français • 한국어 • Polski • Русский) • Macne Series • VOICEROID (Español) • NIAONiao • CeVIO (Polski) • Chipspeech • Alter/Ego (Português do Brasil) • DeepVocal (Polski) • MUTA • AISingers • Synthesizer V (Español • 日本語) • Piapro Studio (Русский) • Vocal Synthesizer
Gaming — Project DIVA (Italiano • Español • Français) • Project SEKAI (Русский • 中文 • Español • Français • Polski • Português do Brasil)
Fan Culture — FANLOID (Español • Русский) • MACLOID • MikuMikuDance (Español) • Series — The Evillious Chronicles (Español • Français • Română • Русский • Tiếng Việt • 中文) • Putin-P Series • Kagerou Project (Español • Français • Polski • Русский • Tiếng Việt) • Confession Executive Committee (Español) • Black Rock Shooter (Deutsch • Español) • Mikagura School Suite
Producers — Neru Wikia • Harumaki Gohan Wiki (Русский • 中文) • Kikuo Wiki • Iyowa Wiki • cosMo@BousouP Wiki • Cover Artists — Utaite (Español • Français • Polski • Русский • Português do Brasil • Tiếng Việt) • Youtaite • Ensoushitemita • Odorite • Danceroid
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All "VOCALOID" AND "VOCALO" related titles, logos, images and characters and the distinctive likeness(es) thereof are Trademarks & Copyright © 2004 - 2025 YAMAHA Corporation; Pompeu Fabra University, and used with permission. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Today...
On This Day...
December 15 (UTC)
- 2016: Macne Nana V4 was released.
For more VOCALOID-related events see the Timeline.
Releases countdown
- None at the moment
The Latest News
General
- First official reveal of IA V6 announced to be made on December 15, 2025. No release date announced yet for the voicebank release. (Dec. 5)
- Iori Yuzuru announced to run a crowdfund campaign for a VOCALOID6 voicebank; crowdfund expected to launch February 27, 2026. No release date announced. (Dec. 5)
- Both of Adachi Rei's VOCALOID FAN-ding goals for VOCALOID5 (main) and VOCALOID6 (stretch) voicebanks met within less than 24 hours since launch. No release date announced. (Dec. 2)
- Akatsuki Luci and Tsunose Kotone also announced for VOCALOID6 crowdfunding through VOCALOID FAN-ding; no release dates announced. (Nov. 25)
- Teaser demo of Hatsune Miku V6 AI published along with a teaser silhouette of what Miku V6 would look like. Early Access demo version to be given to existing Miku users by mid-December 2025; full version expected to release during 1st half of 2026. (Oct. 31)
- ZAN-SHIN Co., Ltd. under investigation for possible embezzlement of funds related to WhiteCUL's crowdfunded VOCALOID6 development; Tsumika Oda self-revealed as WhiteCUL's voice provider, removed from ZAN-SHIN management, planning to sue. Current status of WhiteCUL V6 development unknown, assumed suspended. (May 3)
Services
- Mobile VOCALOID Editor switched to monthly subscription-based service. (Oct. 20)
Software
Engine updates:
- VOCALOID6 was updated to version 6.10.0 on December 3, 2025.
- Mobile VOCALOID Editor was updated to version 2.0.3 on November 14, 2025.
- VX-β was updated to version 3.0.2 on January 15, 2025.
Vocal releases:
- asa was released for VOCALOID6 on December 3, 2025, bundled within the Editor 6.10.0 update.
- It was previously released for Mobile VOCALOID Editor on October 20.
- AYA & KAZUYA were released on November 19, 2025.
- Otobe Sapphire was released on November 4, 2025
- Mobile app versions of AI Megpoid, AI Otomachi Una, Hibiki Koto, SARAH, ALLEN, HARUKA, & AKITO were released for Mobile VOCALOID Editor on October 20, 2025.
- AI NurseRobot_TypeT was released on July 16, 2025.
- AI Kizuna Akari was released on June 13, 2025.
- KANA & HAYATO were released on June 11, 2025.
- Kotonoha Akane & Aoi were released on April 25, 2025.
- AI Yuzuki Yukari was released on March 13, 2025.
- Kasukabe Tsumugi (VOCALOID6) was released on March 3, 2025.
- Uge was released on January 15, 2025.
- JESSICA, MATTHEW, BRIAN, & SANDRA were released on December 18, 2024.
Hardware
- None at the moment
Vocal updates
- VOCALOID6 Voicebanks was updated to version 6.3.6 on November 19, 2025 to include AYA & KAZUYA.
Wiki announcements
- The guidelines for lyrics have been updated in order to respect FANDOM's Terms of Use. More info here and here.
- Ongoing task for the wiki include:
- Sweep outdated song articles for touch-up edits; match the points seen on the preload layouts.
- Moving discography content from =Background= to =Other media appearances=.
- The creation of any new album articles and new producer articles will follow the new guidelines.
- The older song, album, and producer articles are gradually being updated indiscriminately by editors. The list of all pages containing an outdated template can be followed up here. Album pages are prioritary before updating their corresponding producer and/or circle articles.
- User:Tokikobot will be updating view counts on a near-monthly basis.
Purchase VOCALOID
https://www.vocaloid.com/ (Japanese)
https://www.vocaloid.com/en/ (English)
Trivia
Although the VOCALOID software has been singing since 2004, the first computer to sing did so in 1961. The computer which accomplished this feat was the IBM 704, which famously sang the song "Daisy Bell". Incidentally, VOCALOID itself originally had the codename of "Daisy" for this reason, but the name was dropped for copyright reasons.
It is the basis for the Chipspeech character Dandy 704 and later the name was used for character of Daisy for both Chipspeech and Alter/ego software.
