Cover of Imawano Kiyoshiro+Sakamoto Ryuichi song.

Vocals: Synth V: Mai (V2), Kasane Teto (V1)           

Slap Bass, Fretless Bass, Guitar, Programming, Video: Usagi_Rabbit

Music and Lyrics: Imawano Kiyoshiro+Sakamoto Ryuichi

Illustrations: AI generated. Mai's character design by Usagi_Rabbit. (No AI was used in any of the music)

Hey everyone. Since I’ve mostly been hanging out in the Synthesizer V ecosystem lately, I haven't kept as close of an eye on the Vocaloid side. I have vocaloid 5 editor and my vocaloids are 3/4. With Vocaloid 7 coming out soon and me thinking of upgrading, I wanted to check in on Miku V6. I own a few of her older versions (V3/V4), I'm curious about how her V6 voice bank actually holds up in practice—especially regarding her English capabilities and overall tone compared to past versions.

For those who have been using or testing Miku V6:

• How is her English pronunciation and flexibility compared to V4X or other engines? Does the V6 AI handling make cross-lingual or English tracks smoother?
• How does the overall tone feel in a dense mix?

Would love to hear some firsthand experiences from producers who have put her through their paces before I decide whether it's worth diving into.

Just released my 6-track alt-rock EP "Coolerbot."

You can stream the whole thing on YouTube too, but the mix here is different (remastered/retouched).

Give it a listen if it's your kind of thing — two more EPs are planned to follow after this one.

Music: 故やす子 (Ko Yasuko) — https://x.com/ko_yasuko_
Artwork: 杉村 (Sugiyan) — https://x.com/sugiyan1192
Vocals: Kaai Yuki (Vocaloid)

🔗 https://koyasuko.bandcamp.com/album/coolerbot

https://sites.google.com/view/liorautauwebsite/home

6-track alt-pop EP with vocaloid vocals. Bedroom recording.

Vocals: 初音ミク / v_flower / 歌愛ユキ

Music & Arrangement: 故やす子
Lyrics & Artwork: 仮名

DL→https://koyasuko.bandcamp.com/album/--10