Combining the brushed-up voice library with the newly developed voice effector, it is possible to express everything from Hatsune Miku’s pretty singing voice, emotional sighing voice to angry voice, rattle voice, and death growl voice, all while maintaining smooth articulation. You can control the direction of the song simply by typing in the lyrics and melody, and selecting the expression style. “Hatsune Miku NT (New Type)” is a Hatsune Miku package that is a combination of newly developed “singing voice expression technology / dedicated voice library / software interface / voice effector”.The advanced vocal editor “Piapro Studio” integrates a variety of newly developed functions. Generate high-quality vocals through simple operation with the next generation of Hatsune Miku software! Hatsune Miku NT is scheduled for a late August 2020 release (with a beta release in Mid-March 2020). All words in Japanese are structured out of a set number of bespoke syllables that can be assembled and moved around to form new words - by comparison, English is a lot less structured and more freeform and it would be nearly impossible to structure English words the same way without sounding extremely robotic.Crypton Future Media has officially announced the latest version of Hatsune Miku’s singing synthesis software, which will be called Hatsune Miku NT (New Type). It's kind of the exact opposite direction the industry is trending with the increased prominence of "star" voice actors.Īlso, important to note that Vocaloid songs are typically in Japanese because Japanese language structure is heavily syllabic. You wouldn't be able to get nuance, emotional depth, or anything of the sort out of it. If you actually tried to replace voice actors for dialogue with a system like that, it would be Microsoft Sam talking to Microsoft Sam. You can mask the "fakeness" by drowning it out with the BGM and instrumentation but if you listen to a vocaloid track in a vacuum it's very clearly just a bunch of disparate sounds arranged to sound like a song.
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