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(08-01-2012, 03:06 AM)Nevinator Wrote: Me listening to it [Image: 969638-cool_story__bro_super.jpg] 
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Japanese music really isn't my thing but the software itself sounds pretty cool. (Although £340 seems pretty expensive
 )So is it similar to the Ejay software? I remember having a lot of fun with that when I was younger.
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(08-01-2012, 03:20 PM)GRiiM Wrote: Japanese music really isn't my thing but the software itself sounds pretty cool. (Although £340 seems pretty expensive The way it works is that each sound-bank is about £170-£200 (Contains almost every phoneme ever-needed for a song (I have Vocaloid 2 and I have both the Miku Hatsune and the Luka Megurine banks) and some of them have English too (EG: Luka) And it is kinda like Ejay; Except more complicated, But more rewarding. |
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