May 15, 2025
鶴岡雅義と東京ロマンチカ / 大海晴彦 - 小樽のひとよ / 花園町哀歌 (1967)
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鶴岡雅義と東京ロマンチカ / 大海晴彦 - 小樽のひとよ / 花園町哀歌 (1967)
happy birthday Sophia Lambfield(voidol2) and HAL-O-ROID Minami(cevio cs) !!!!!! [oct 20]
sophia
HAL-O-ROID
Sophia Lambfield is an english synth and voice developed by Crimson Technology, and released in 2021. voidol2 is both a voice converter that changes the users voice in real-time, and just a regular vocal synth engine as far as im aware (this sounds like im trying to sell it but i just want to explain incase i havent already ajjaskhdaskjd). i could not find who voiced or illustrated her so if you know please let me know. however, the artsyle shes drawn in looks very similar to that of the otomiya iroha(a fellow voidol), who was drawn by RB2 (rbrsrk2 on twt), so i assume sophia was too.
HAL-O-ROID Minami is a japanese synth developed by Teichiku Records Co., Ltd. and released in 2016. haloroid is voiced by the late Haruo Minami. haloroid's mmd model was created by Kaneko Ranou. haloroid is 37.3yo and 173.73cm tall. he is an attempt to "bring back" the voice of a deceased singer, similar to vocaloids hide and ueki-loid, however haloroid is the first public release of a synth like this. he is also the first free cevio. i feel like its important to remember the real person behind the voice in a situation in which the synth is an attempt to "bring back" a dead singers voice, so the real Haruo Minami (born Bunji Kitazume)(also went by Fumiwaka Nanjo) was born on 19 jul 1923 in Nagaoka, Niigata, Empire of Japan. he was a popular enka singer known for performing while wearing a kimono. he died at age 77 on 14 apr 2001 due to cancer in tokyo, japan.
Terumasa Hino - Journey To Air (Teichiku; Overseas Records, 1970)
Terumasa Hino: Trumpet, Flugelhorn Motohiko Hino: Drums, Handclaps Dave Liebman: Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone Steve Grossman: Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Flute Dave Holland, Lanny Fields, Teruo Nakamura: Bass Gary Pribec: Alto Saxophone Pete Yellin: Alto Saxophone, Flute Bobby Moses: Drums Mike Garson: Piano, Electric Piano Olu Dara: Trumpet
Outfit #1 from Nami Tamaki's "REAL" PV.
玉置成実／REAL musicvideo