Also known as: LaLaVoice
LalaVoice is a Vocal Synthesizer software created by Toshiba in the late 90's capable of generating speech (TTS) and singing.
The software has notably been used for the voices of Vibri (Vib-Ribbon) in the rhythm game Vib-Ribbon and Lala (Watashi No Koko) in the fictional J-pop band Watashi No Koko.
Voicebanks
- Oniisan (Lalavoice)
- Oneesan (Lalavoice)
- Oujouchan
- Obaasan
See also
External links
- Wikipedia entry: LaLaVoice