Luo Tianyi V4 for Vocaloid4FE

AlexVox | 19 May 2018 | 456 MB

(Japanese)

Luo Tianyi (洛天依) is a Chinese VOCALOID formerly developed by Bplats, Inc. under the YAMAHA Corporation, and was created in collaboration with Shanghai HENIAN.
On April 16, 2018, an official website, twitter account, YouTube account, Facebook account, and SoundCloud account were launched for Tianyi Japanese. According to the Weibo account’s announcement post, her Japanese package would include 2 voicebanks: Normal and Sweet. Tianyi Japanese was confirmed to be sampled from two voice providers: Shan Xin and Kano, a Japanese Utaite. It was also announced that the Japanese package would be available for preorder on April 23. On Tianyi Japanese’s official website, it was confirmed that the package was scheduled to release on May 21, 2018 as digital and physical copies.

Japanese Wind Gong 26 + SFX KONTAKT

FANTASTiC | 04 April 2018 | 418 MB

A deeply and exquisitely sampled 26 “Japanese “Wind” Gong + SFX, captured to perfection! Bowed, Hits, Rolls, SFX & Scrapes! The last Gong Virtual Instrument you’ll ever need! A deeply and exquisitely sampled 26″ Japanese “Wind” Gong, captured to perfection with a stereo-pair of large-diaphragm Neumann microphones through a Universal Audio pre-amp.

Japanese Chime Piano KONTAKT

FANTASTiC | 27 March 2018 | 9.8 MB

Own a piece of Japanese history with this exquisitely sampled Antique Japanese Chime Piano (c. 1930’s). Wonderfully pitched for it’s age, solid-wood construction and hand-tuned!A deeply an d exquisitely sampled Antique Japanese Chime Piano (c.1930’s), captured to perf ection with a stereo-pair of large-diaphragm Neumann microphones through a Universal Audio pre-amp.We found this little gem hidden away on a back shelf in an antique store in Santa Barbara, California. Once we started tapping away, we realized just how special this little piece of history truly was. Solid-wood construction, hand-tuned tone bars and fully functional!

Geist Expander Japanese Drum Machines

TEAM V.R | Nov 21 2017 | 11.7 MB

Geist Expander: Japanese Drum Machines is a collection of hits and loops inspired by the infamous early drum machines of the Japanese music tech giants. There is something unmistakeable about the sound of drum machines produced in Japan during the 1980s – crisp, clean and full of character, each machine was to leave an indelible mark on dance, hip hop, techno, electro, acid and a host of other genres. Their legacy continues today, and we’ve captured the very best of these machines in this Geist Expander – everything you need to leave a bit of history on your productions.

BFD Japanese Taiko WiN MAC

TEAM V.R | 8.11.2017 | 2.18 GB

Sonica’s Japanese Taiko Percussion is an authentic library of taiko sounds for BFD3 and BFD2 which perfectly captures the earth-shaking bass and pure percussive power of Japanese taiko drums. JTP is perfect for traditional Japanese music, soundtrack work and any other genres that require dynamic, huge-sounding percussion. The instruments are played by Ikki Hino, leader of Wataiko Ikki, a world-renowned taiko performance group, and recorded by Tomzuin H, a sound designer and composer who previously produced sample libraries such as the FUEL series. JTP’s sounds and performances are uncompromising in their authenticity and perfectly capture the sheer energy of taiko drums.

Hatsune Miku V4x for Vocaloid4FE

AlexVox | 02 September 2017 | 1.95 GB + 696 MB

Japanese, English and Chinese Today!

On August 31st, it was officially confirmed that Miku’s V4 update would be a V4X title and a demo was released showcasing a voicebank called “Hatsune Miku Original”. It was also revealed that Miku’s V4X would also contain 2 E.V.E.C. vocals: Soft and Power, though more E.V.E.C. vocals may be planned.

Matcha for Vocaloid4FE

AlexVox | 15 July 2017 | 171 MB

Matcha (小林抹茶) is a Japanese VOCALOID developed and distributed by YAMAHA Corporation in collaboration with SEGA. She was released for the VOCALOID4 engine in July 2017. She is voiced by Ayaka Oohashi, a professional voice actress and singer. On July 12, Kobayashi Matcha and fellow Project 575 character, Masaoka Azuki, were released on the VOCALOID4 engine. Hiro Kanzaki designed their new VOCALOID4 designs and Ayaka Oohashi reprised her role for Matcha.