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Po-uta: Porter Robinson[]

Porter Robinson Po-uta

Porter Robinson is an American DJ, record producer, musician, and singer. He is the voice provider of the VOCALOID Po-uta.

He was born on July 15, 1992, originally from from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He is most notably known for his electronic music and was the producer of the original anime-animated music video "Shelter" featuring singer Madeon. He has produced various original tracks featuring VOCALOID vocals such as AVANNA in his original songs Sad Machine and Goodbye To A World, featured on his "Worlds" album in 2014. His second studio album Nurture was released in 2021 featuring his own vocals.

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Fuiro: philo[]

Philo Fuiro V6

philo (フィロ), also known by her alias, Taki Takota (瀧田子太), is a Japanese singer and pianist. She is the voice provider of the VOCALOID Fuiro.

philo sings on social media (such as YouTube and nana Music) and is known for her original and unconventional singing ability. The main instrument she can play is the piano. She gained notoriety on Twitter with her first cover song of "Odo" by the Japanese singer Ado, garnering a total of 49,000 likes and over 1 million views despite having a following of only 2,000 followers at the time. Her cover version of Pinocchio-P's original song "Kamippoi na" ranked 20th on LINE MUSIC.[1]

She was the Grand Prix winner of the nana Music Co., Ltd. audition project, which had at least 3,000 applicants.[2]

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Hibiki Koto: Leon Tachibana[]

Leon Tachibana Hibiki Koto main

Leon Tachibana (立花れおん, Tachibana Reon) is a Japanese singer and the voice provider for the VOCALOID Hibiki Koto.

Born on September 29, 1999 in Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture, she is a self-proclaimed "Wonderland Entertainer" (ワンダーランドエンターテイナー). She won numerous awards, including first place in the 24th Japan Popular Music Festival National Competition and the King Records Song Championship. After serving as ambassador for tourism at Saitama in 2019, she released her first single "The moment" in 2020. After graduating from the Tokyo College of Music in March 2022 with a degree in Voice, she went to perform as Fantine in the gala concert of "Les Miserables" at VOAT later that year. She is also active in various other areas, such as teaching at Actors School and voice acting.[3][4]

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Shiki Rowen: yuuma[]

Yuuma VOCALOID6 Shiki Rowen illust

Homurano Yuma (焔之ユウマ) or simply yuuma (ユウマ), born April 13, 1995, is a Japanese voice actor, Virtual YouTuber, motion actor, and synthetic voice producer. He is the voice provider of the A.I.VOICE, VOICEVOX, and VOCALOID Shiki Rowen (who originally debuted for UTAU and DeepVocal as Kemonone Row) as well as the artist behind Rowen's original design concept. As a tuner, he originally went by the producer name GeddanMasterP (ゲッダンマスターP).

After releasing him for VOCALOID6, yuuma transferred the rights to Shiki Rowen (as well as Rowen's great-grandfather Shiki Taigen) to MUGEN Co., Ltd. as a result of having his lifelong dream of Rowen becoming a VOCALOID vocal come true. MUGEN would continue to manage projects related to the pair going forward,[5] while yuuma would spend the rest of his life working on his VTuber career as well as drawing artworks and creating games.[6] He also changed his Twitter handle from @yumakemononerou to @Homurano_Yuma after the rights transfer.[7]

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Tsuina-chan: Mai Kadowaki[]

Mai Kadowaki Tsuina V6 illust

Mai Kadowaki (門脇舞以, Kadowaki Mai) is a voice actress from Tokyo, Japan and is the voice provider for the VOCALOID Tsuina-chan, who was previously released as a VOICEROID and later as a Synthesizer V Studio vocal. She is known for her roles in anime such as Illyasviel von Einzbern from the Fate/stay night series, Taiyou Akari from the Day Break Illusion series, Sanya V. Litvyak from the Strike Witches series, Yaoyao from Genshin Impact, and Emil from the NieR series.

She is popular as a radio actress who wears glasses. She is also known for portraying meganekko characters on a regular basis. Her nickname is Maita (舞太).[8]

She was also known as the voice provider for the UTAU Maita (まいた), who was released as a commercial UTAU for the "UTAU Perfect Master" mook of the Windows100% magazine.

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Kotonoha Akane & Aoi: Yui Sakakibara[]

Yui Sakakibara Kotonoha

Yui Sakakibara (榊原ゆい, Sakakibara Yui) is a singer-songwriter and the voice provider for the VOCALOID vocals Kotonoha Akane & Aoi. She also was the voice provider for their original VOICEROID speech libraries as well as their shared Synthesizer V Studio voice database and their A.I.VOICE speech voicebanks.

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NurseRobot_TypeT: Matsuokayu[]

Matsuokayu icon Nurse Robot Type T V6

Matsuokayu (松尾粥), often shortened as okayu (尾粥 / お粥), and also known as SuteinuA (捨て犬A) or m2okayu,[9] is a Chinese freelance illustrator and cover artist specializing in the use of UTAU. She is the voice provider and creator of the VOCALOID NurseRobot_TypeT. She has also provided the vocals for NurseRobot_TypeT's UTAU voicebanks as well as her voicebanks for other various synthesizers such as CoeFont CLOUD, COEIROINK, and VOICEVOX.

Matsuokayu is the head of her own UTAU distribution platform Kuranari Private Hospital (倉成町私立病院, Kuranari-chou Shiritsu Byouin), described as a fictional hospital setting and serving as the host for her previous UTAU voicebanks including NurseRobot_TypeT. She began uploading UTAU covers on bilibili, Nico Nico Douga and YouTube as early as 2013 with her first UTAU voicebank Kaze Imo (風邪イモ), who was first released in April 2013. Later in 2013, Matsuokayu would release her second and third voicebanks for UTAU including Netsu Teki (熱テキ; also known as Matsuo Teki (松尾輝樹)) and Matsuo Bocchi (松尾ぼっち). The following year in 2014, three additional voicebanks for UTAU were released including Matsuo Ranya (松尾乱也), Tsurei (都黎), and Matsuo Tsubasa (松尾つばさ). Matsuokayu released her sixth UTAU voicebank, the first edition of NurseRobot TypeT, in December 2018, who garnered notoriety within UTAU communities, spanning across several individual voicebank releases. All UTAU under Matsuokayu's management up until the creation of NurseRobot_TypeT's creator, Dr. Dareka (Dr.誰か), who was released in August 2019, were created and voiced by Matsuokayu herself.

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Otobe Sapphire: Yun*chi[]

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Yun*chi (ゆんち) is a Japanese singer and the voice provider for the VOCALOID Otobe Sapphire. She describes herself as "a singer gaining attention for bridging pop and anime songs to the creative scene" who also leverages "her petite, oriental looks to appear as a model and actress in works across various scenes, including fashion, music, art, and gravure." The * asterisk in her artist name originates from "pixie dust" (the trail left behind by fairies flying through the sky), serving as a marker symbolizing her desire to shine brightly, like "a small star."[10]

Born on May 29, 1987 (Zodiac sign: Gemini) and living in the Saitama prefecture, she is 150 cm tall and has blood type AB, according to her official profile. She likes cats, hornbills, and black tea and dislikes cucumbers, sweets and long escalators; she also cites dogs, pollen, sesame seeds, bananas, and coffee as her allergies. She was influenced since childhood by her parents who loved music, growing up aspiring to become a vocalist. This became reality around 2008, when she began participating in collaborations with various other artists, which were published in compilation albums. She also modeled for photography books like Julie Watai's September 2010 collection HARDWARE GIRLS (はーどうぇあ・がーるず), among others.[10]

Her self-titled major-label debut mini-album Yun*chi (released in November 2012)[11] won the Grand Prize at the Music Jacket Awards 2013.[12] She performed at various international venues like HYPER JAPAN in London (2013 and 2014)[13] and South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas (2016),[14] as well as appearances in Myanmar, Jakarta, New York, Malaysia, and Taiwan.[10] Her first two original singles, "Your song*" (2013) and "Wonderful Wonder World*" (2014), became the respective ending themes for the first two seasons of the anime series Log Horizon[15] (where she also briefly worked as a voice actress, playing a minor role as a girl from the town of Safil during the second season),[10] while her third single "Lucky Girl*" (2015) became the opening theme for Wooser's Hand-To-Mouth Life: Phantasmagoric Arc (the third season of a short CG anime based on a short journal column created by Supercell member Yoshiki Usa and illustrated by Tomoko Fujinoki).[16] Her 2024 song "I love you but goodbye", for which she provided vocals and lyrics, was included in KONAMI Digital Entertainment's BEMANI dancing simulation game DANCE aROUND.[10]

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  • Yun*chi is also the voice provider for Otobe Sapphire's little sister, the upcoming VoiSona vocalist Otobe Hisui.

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Akatsuki Luci: Akatsuki Luci[]

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Tsunose Kotone: Miharu Hanai[]

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Miharu Hanai (花井美春, Hanai Miharu) is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with talent agency IAM Agency. She is the voice provider for the A.I.VOICE vocal Tsunose Kotone, for whom a crowdfund campaign for a VOCALOID6 voicebank is being planned through Yamaha Corporation's VOCALOID FAN-ding initiative.

She is best known for voicing Tomoe Murakami in the mobile game and anime THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS, Lierre in Dropkick on My Devil!, Twin Turbo in Uma Musume: Pretty Derby, Elena in A Journey Through Another World: Raising Kids While Adventuring, and Meroron (Cure Kiss) in You and Idol Pretty Cure♪.

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References[]

  1. ↑ https://www.yamaha.com/ja/news_release/2023/23050901/
  2. ↑ https://nana-music.com/blogs/vocaloid-audition-2022-result/ via Wayback Machine
  3. ↑ https://x.com/Singer_illusion
  4. ↑ https://www.ssw.co.jp/products/vocaloid6/hibikikoto/feature.html
  5. ↑ https://x.com/Rowen_ShikiG/status/1762170915868316112
  6. ↑ https://x.com/Homurano_Yuma/status/1762197691516523003
  7. ↑ https://x.com/Homurano_Yuma/status/1762419743427027305
  8. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mai_Kadowaki
  9. ↑ https://www.m2okayu.work/about
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 https://1a6a424c4ee42f4bafc0d12e.amebaownd.com/pages/2676288/PROFILE
  11. ↑ http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/541115/products/music/1042465/1/
  12. ↑ https://www.musicman.co.jp/business/13779
  13. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2014-06-19/singer-guests-announced-for-hyper-japan/.75727
  14. ↑ https://barks.jp/news/763419/
  15. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/interest/2015-04-11/log-horizon-yun-chi-covers-cardcaptor-sakura-theme-song-in-animated-video/.86987
  16. ↑ https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2015-05-01/yun-chi-to-perform-theme-song-for-wooser-hand-to-mouth-life-third-season/.87717

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