"(NOTE - all vocals on this demo are by Vocaloid LOLA). This demo was created from scratch in just 15 minutes and it illustrates well how quickly and easily LOLA can been used to create layered harmonies. The music is of course by Bach but this 21st century rendering was put together in a flash by Dom Keeffe (project leader, Zero-G vocal font audio programming team). Again, although this is only a very basic example, it immediately illustrates Vocaloid's usefulness and ease of use - even for creating choral harmonies. [Note that only a few different vowel sounds were used in this demo - it is clearly not intended to illustrate realism in terms of language. Note also that the lower harmonies are outside LOLA's natural singing range (and would be better sung by LEON - we will be updating this demo!)]"

Zero-G Vocaloid LEON/LOLA Demo Tracks

LOLA & LEON DEMO - Leon & Lola do Bach

(NOTE - all vocals on this demo are by Vocaloid LOLA). This demo was created from scratch in just 15 minutes and it illustrates well how quickly and easily LOLA can been used to create layered harmonies. The music is of course by Bach but this 21st century rendering was put together in a flash by Dom Keeffe (project leader, Zero-G vocal font audio programming team). Again, although this is only a very basic example, it immediately illustrates Vocaloid's usefulness and ease of use - even for creating choral harmonies. [Note that only a few different vowel sounds were used in this demo - it is clearly not intended to illustrate realism in terms of language. Note also that the lower harmonies are outside LOLA's natural singing range (and would be better sung by LEON - we will be updating this demo!)]

LOLA DEMO - Bach Vowels

"(NOTE - Both the lead vocal and the entire backing track on this demo were generated by Vocaloid LOLA). This demo, programmed and produced by Ed Stratton, demonstrates Vocaloid LOLA's use in a language other than English! (although designed to sing in English, it is possible to 'force' LOLA to sing anything you like, by using Vocaloid's Phoneme Editor). As you can hear, LOLA can sing in any style of music, though this demo perhaps illustrates that she is better suited to soulful styles. This demo is also a little out of LOLA's natural range, as you can hear on the higher notes which sound less realistic. To kick start the production, a MIDI-file of this timeless classic composition (arranged for voice and piano, and complete with embedded Latin lyrics) was found and downloaded from the internet, and imported into the Vocaloid Editor. The pronunciation and timing was then adjusted, then vibrato and dynamics and other expression added. The MIDI data of the piano accompaniment part was edited and cut & pasted onto 5 dedicated Vocaloid tracks so it could be mixed as chordal vocal harmonies in stereo. These were then filtered to give an organ-like sound. The arpeggio part from the MIDI file was also copied onto another Vocaloid track and EQ'd/filtered to provide a vocalesque synth part. To get a more 'produced' sound with reverb etc added, the parts were exported from Vocaloid as separate WAV files which were then sequenced and mixed on the same computer - for this you could use any of the popular audio. MIDI sequencers such as Cubase SX (Ed used Nuendo). Some breath samples were added before mixing, to add extra realism to the voice."

LOLA Demo (c)2003 Zero-G Ltd

LOLA DEMO - Ave Maria (Gounod)

"(NOTE - Both the lead vocal and the backing vocals on this demo were sung by Vocaloid LOLA). Although there are few lyrics in this piece, it illustrates how easy it is to get LOLA to sing non-verbal 'ad-libs'. Written, programmed and produced by one of the Zero-G singing synthesis development team, Andy Power."

Zero-G Vocaloid LOLA Demos

LOLA DEMO -  Lola Is Here

"(NOTE - ALL vocals on this demo were sung by Vocaloid LOLA). Features various lead lyric phrases and a good selection of expressive ad-libs. Written, programmed and produced by Anders Sodergren."

Zero-G LOLA Demo Tracks

LOLA DEMO - Introducing Lola

"(NOTE - all vocals on this demo by Vocaloid LOLA). A short and very simple phrase with harmonies, put together in just a few minutes by Dom Keeffe."

Zero-G Vocaloid LOLA Demo Tracks

LOLA DEMO - Play Right Here

"(NOTE - Vocals sung by Vocaloid LOLA). This short song excerpt features an exposed lead vocal line. Written/programmed by Joe Hogan."

LOLA DEMO - Sweet Dreams

"All vocals by Vocaloid LOLA. This short laid back jazzy song was written and performed by Andy Power. Andy synced up the Vocaloid software via ReWire to Cubase SX. This enabled him to work purely in the Vocaloid editor, as pressing 'Play' in Vocaloid also started Cubase in sync. This set-up also works from Cubase (as he was recording the second guitar track, Vocaloid was also playing along in time - flawlessly). Thanks to the ReWire connection, he was also able to send each voice (Vocaloid Track) to a different track within the Cubase mixer, enabling him to use separate EQ and effects etc on each individual channel. To hear a version of this demo with the lead vocal line sung by a real human (for comparison) but still with all backing vocals by LOLA, click HERE: https://soundcloud.com/user-520101581/lolas-voice-provider-without "

LOLA DEMO - Without You

LOLA's VOICE PROVIDER - Without You

"(NOTE - All vocals on this demo are by either Vocaloid LOLA or Vocaloid LEON). A powerfully atmospheric demo featuring LOLA and LEON singing together. Written, programmed and produced by Dom Keeffe."

Zero-G Vocaloid LEON/LOLA Demos

LEON & LOLA DEMO - Forever

"(NOTE - All vocals on this demo are by either Vocaloid LOLA or Vocaloid LEON). An abstract avant garde piece of rhythmic vocal sculpture (or to put it another way, weird) that illustrates how easy it is to explore new sonic territory with Vocaloid. Written, programmed and produced by Joe Hogan. Who did Joe get to sing what? Basically its 50/50 between the two singers. The harmonised stereo delay arpeggio type thing at the start is LOLA on the left and LEON on the right. The offbeat "sha" that comes in is both singers, again panned left and right. The "sar" bassline is Lola (way below her natural range!). The "ah, ah, ah, ah, ah" 4-part block chords figure contains two of each singer. The really high pitched tune that comes in at 0:24s is LEON (way above his range!). The whispered "taka-taka" thing that can be heard clearly at 0:33s is LEON, and that kind of bassy pitched kick-drum type sound that happens at the same time is also LEON. Switching between singers during a sequence is easy with Vocaloid."

Zero-G Vocaloid LEON Demo Tracks

LEON & LOLA DEMO - Freaky Sheep

"(NOTE - All vocals on this demo are by either Vocaloid LOLA or Vocaloid LEON). A short song featuring LOLA and LEON singing together. Lead vocal by LOLA. Written, programmed and produced by Anders Sodergren."

LEON & LOLA DEMO - Falling

"(NOTE - All vocals on this demo are by either Vocaloid LOLA or Vocaloid LEON). A humorous piece featuring a kind of non-verbal "scatting", featuring LOLA and LEON singing together. This one illustrates Vocaloid's freedom! You can use any sounds a human could utter, and more! As you can see, rhythmically, harmonically, and melodically speaking, the sky's the limit! Written, programmed and produced by Anders Sodergren."

LEON & LOLA DEMO - Dupdah

"(NOTE - the lead vocal line on this demo is NOT by Vocaloid - it is a real singer. Please listen to the backing vocals!). This demo illustrates well how LOLA has been used to create a simple backing vocal arrangement for a personally-produced song. The song was written and performed by Andy Power. Andy is singing the lead vocal himself, with his real voice, but he was able to add the backing vocals to his song purely by creating them all using LOLA. Although this is only a very simple example, it immediately illustrates LOLA's usefulness in an everyday situation."

LOLA DEMO - Little Bird

"(NOTE: All vocals on this demo are sung by Vocaloid LEON). A short piece that illustrates several of Vocaloid's capabilities. The ease with which 'ad libs' can be created, the ability to create lyrics which are half sung, half spoken, and the way in which the voice can be made to sound like an expressive "vocalesque" instrument rather than a human, if so desired. This demo was written and produced by Joe Hogan of Zero-G's singing synthesis development team."

Zero-G LEON Demo Tracks

LEON DEMO - Check It Out

"(NOTE: All vocals on this demo are sung by Vocaloid MIRIAM). Programmed and Produced by Joe Hogan."

MIRIAM DEMO -  Head And Shoulders

"(NOTE: All vocals on this demo are sung by Vocaloid MIRIAM). Composed, Programmed and Produced by Joe Hogan."

MIRIAM DEMO - You Are The Light

"(NOTE: All vocals on this demo are sung by Vocaloid MIRIAM). Composed, Programmed and Produced by Anders Sodergren."

MIRIAM DEMO - Under The Moon

MIRIAM DEMO - Is This It

"(NOTE: All vocals on this demo are sung by Vocaloid MIRIAM). Composed, Programmed and Produced by Andy Power."

MIRIAM DEMO - Never Give Up

"(NOTE: All vocals on this demo are sung by Vocaloid MIRIAM). Programmed and produced by Anders Sodergren"

Zero-G MIRIAM Demo Tracks     

MIRIAM DEMO - Scarborough Fair

MIRIAM DEMO - Auld Lang Syne

MIRIAM DEMO - Somewhere Over the Rainbow

Reupload of old VOCALOID demos
Will continue to be updated when more demos are located
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Jasmine Music Technology Demos
Jasmine Music Technology VY Enhancer Demos
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