Originally it was set up to work with NetVocaloid and would work with VOCALOID™. Its creators are Tomoyasu Nakano and Masataka Goto. VocaListener is a singing synthesis system that automatically estimates parameters for singing synthesis from a user's singing voice with the help of song lyrics. The first version of VocaListener was available via the service.
Providing the above functions with HTTP protocol-based WebAPI.Īlthough NetVocaloid offers the synthesis service, it doesn't provides the tools for the creation or edition of the required XML file for the synthesis, relying in the tools an provided by the companies that make use of the service.Encoding audio data of synthesized singing as compressed audio files (MP3/FLAC).Running effects (Reverb/Compressor) on audio data of synthesized singing.Synthesizing audio data of VOCALOID™ singing from sequence data of melody parts written in specialized XML files.However, commercial releases that accessed this network were limited for the general public and all voicebanks were restricted. It also allowed access to all of them via its Network. NetVOCALOID had catered to all voicebanks for all VOCALOID2 vocals, both English and Japanese. The main difference between the two services is that NetVOCALOID catered for both English and Japanese, while VOCALOID NET catered only for Japanese. It would later be replaced with VOCALOID NET. On April 28, 2012, the service was closed. The service, also featured the original version of VocaListener. It was set up to function as a bonus service for users to make better use of the VOCALOID™ software.
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