In fact, it is also unknown why this name was chosen, but some believe that: Released January 15, 2004and Ma(For Japan) by Zero-G (England). Lola - The very first female vocaloid released to sing in English. But this does not mean that you should see it exactly like that, each person has his own perception. Leon's fan mascot click to view the image. Leon's official mascot is the lips in box art. 'Leon' is a name of Latin origin and is used in several European countries as a name change for 'Leo', which means 'lion'. It is not known who his voice actor is so far.

Released Januof the yearand Ma(for Japan) by Zero-G (England). Leon Is the very first male vocaloid released to sing in English. To constantly supplement it with up-to-date material. Since the 5th engine has recently been released, the vocaloids already on this engine will be in another separate article, Vocaloids on 4th engine are also found in another dedicated article, Vocaloids on engine 3 are in another dedicated article. The rest - go ahead!Īll vocaloids are divided by engine version Vocaloid (on this moment there are four versions) and are arranged in the order of appearance.ĪTTENTION!The article describes everything vocaloids 1-2 versions. If you do not really understand what will be discussed, take a look at the help article. In addition, many companies indicate recommended genres and parameters for vocaloids for their own best tuning. In this article, we we list ALL existing vocaloids at the momentt, as well as mention the applicants for the title of vocaloid, but for one reason or another did not receive it (Requirements of the engine developer Vocaloid, corporations YAMAHA, very harsh), we note the frozen vocaloid projects, as well as a glimpse into the world of personal vocaloids, made to order and never presented to the general public. Their number has long exceeded 80 and is steadily moving towards a hundred! And as a result, more and more companies are releasing more and more new vocaloids. Since the advent of vocaloids, both as a program and as a phenomenon in musical, and not only, culture, their popularity has steadily grown.

List of female vocaloids