This was the first vocal released for the engine. The second major update to the vocal occurred on Decemwith the release of VY1V4 for the Vocaloid 4 engine. This was a slimmed down version of the vocal. A second re-release occurred also later in 2013 when it was updated to "VY1V3 Neo" and released for the Mac version of the software.ĭuring this time, it featured in the first free version of Vocaloid, an iOS app named Vocaloid first under the name of "VY1 lite". Due to its success, it was released as "VY1V3 SE" later in 2013, in order to have a version with the latest Vocaloid 3 engine updates. This made it one of the first 4 products in addition released for the engine with Mew, SeeU and V3 Megpoid being the other three. It was one of four product released on Octofor the new engine. The first of the major updates to occur to the software was upon the release of the Vocaloid 3 engine. It was the first vocal released for the iVocaloid iOS app under the name of "VY1t" and later re-released for the iOS app VocaloWitter. Additional software Īs it was created to head Yamaha products, it has since been released for multiple versions of the software, as the primarily offered vocal and has more releases than any other Vocal for the software. VY1 was also used for VOCALO Revolution, a Vocaloid related TV program that aired in Japan in January 2011, and was used as the singing vocal for the shows mascot " Cul. Ī male counterpart vocal called VY2 was also later released for this vocal. VY1 also had an overhauled version of the Japanese vocal library system for Vocaloid 2 without the need of an engine update that resulted in "improved" performance over past Japanese vocals. Compared to many other Vocal releases for the software, it lacks an avatar, though a number of concepts have appeared over time to show individual producer interpretations of the Vocaloid. It was originally released as a "Standard" and "Deluxe" version. Its creation echoed the development of Meiko a number of years earlier. Its name of "VY1" stands for "Vocaloid Yamaha 1", its codename of "Mizki" refers to the flower hanamizuki. VY1 was created to act as a standard Vocaloid product able to produce notable high quality results. It was originally released for the Vocaloid 2 engine. to act as a "standard" vocal for Vocaloid. VY1 is a Japanese female vocal developed by Yamaha Corporation and distributed by Bplats, Inc.
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