Because there are demos:





Let the bashing begin! I'm one of the odd guys who likes her I'm afraid. xD

Ok, so I might hear some Luka in the first one, and some Miku in the second one... But this IS a new voice.

Hmm...I'm wary of this, because I'm afraid to think it would be a fake Vocaloid...But with this voice..

I'm at a loss...

Anyway, they're pretty voices ♥

I think I like her. O: I can tell that a bunch of comparisons are going to be made, and I can definitely see where those comparisons will be coming from. XD But honestly...I like her. I really do. ouo It's a much better first impression than Lily gave us.

I'm reluctant to think she's a fake, after my embarrassment with thinking that Lily's demo was fake. XD

Ffff. Those are seriously two different voices.
I'm guessing based on the fact that this is coming from Yamaha and the two voices are different... That this is an add-on to Vocaloid2 or something to that effect.
((The second one has some very obvious congruences in pronunciation to Miku, while the first sounds more unique... It could be Luka, though I doubt that because it pronounces the "a"s and "u"s very differently and lacks a certain... maturity Luka has.))

me and winchester were talking about this, apparently vocaloid3 is supposed to come out soon probably around next year. it's supposed to be the most realistic sounding vocaloid engine to date.

The company is actually in the description of both videos. : o It's not yamaha, yamaha just made the vocaloid engine. o3o

Also, I love her voice!

I call them both being Miku.

Okay, after comparing the Stardust Utopia with... Luka's original Stardust Utopia...
That one REALLY sounds like Stardust Utopia pitched up... Not very much, I might add.

I mean, srs. Has no one listened to that song?
Unless they got a hold of the original creators VSQ... I'm skeptical... (though, if they are a real company, that wouldn't be too difficult to get a hold of, really.)

And I think those voices are VERY different (But that is possible by just changing the vocal settings. Compare 'G' to Gakupo's normal voice. D; That even has slightly different pronunciation (not too major, but its there).


In other words, this is entirely POSSIBLE... but improbable according to those demos, and I'll continue to be skeptical.

I seriously think BOTH are Miku edited.

Try pitching up Stardust Utopia on Audacity and see how it sounds.

Aster Selene wrote:I seriously think BOTH are Miku edited.

Try pitching up Stardust Utopia on Audacity and see how it sounds.

nowei.
xD That sounds NOTHING like Miku's pronunciation.
Miku sings back up, at most, maybe, but that's Lukas pronunciation... Maybe a Miku append... But that's Lukas "i" and "o" file fo' sho'. D:

And that's what was confusing me about the whole pitched up thing. ONLY THE VOICE SOUNDS LIKE THAT. D; The BGM ain't.


REHGIERHIGHERW NOW I'M CONFUSED. MAYBE ITS A NEW VOCALOID AFTER ALL, I DON'T KNOW.

Okay, try this...
Pitch it in Audacity, but listen only to the voice. Some advanced softwares can remove background.

this is what i say about this topic,
only time holds the truth so i will wait o_o

Hmmm, that Vocaloid 3-thing might just happen. And I agree those two are NOT the same. They sound entirely different.

But it's very possibly real...
I bothered looking up the other company in the youtube description.
It's news section had some stuff about Vocaloids... OTL

But, supposedly, they're the company who made/own Voc@loidStore.

Nothing about ACTUAL, PHYSICAL new Vocaloids, however...

So if these are real Vocaloids, bplats is just helping endorse, I should think (Seem to just sell business stuff).

http://www.bplats.co.jp/index.html

EDIT: Yeah, I think I'm right
http://www.vocaloidstore.com/reservation/

EDITAGAIN:
And if the demos were more convincing, I'd be sold this was more than real by now.

VY1 "MIZKI"

http://sekiseblog.blog51.fc2.com/blog-entry-448.html

http://v-nyappon.net/?m=diary&a=page_detail&target_c_diary_id=861835

http://blogs.itmedia.co.jp/closebox/2010/08/vocaloidvy1-09f.html

http://www.vocaloid.com/VY1.html