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This plug-in cannot be used for VOCALOID5. The plugin was upgraded for the VOCALOID4 engine and an upgrade for owners of the VOCALOID3 version was offered at a price. It currently only supports the Japanese language. VocaListener was released as a plug-in for VOCALOID3 on October 19, 2012.

Demonstrations of the follow VOCALOIDs: Kagamine Rin(ACT2), Hatsune Miku.

VocaListener was the most anticipated of the plug-ins as its existence was known and demonstrated since VOCALOID2. The "2" has since been dropped from the name. VocaListener2 was announced in July, 2010. This allows VOCALOID to use those effects smoothly within the software. Many plug-ins are designed to recreate vocal effects without the need of a separate DAW for the same task. Some plug-ins are not listed in certain language versions of the VOCALOID STORE, so producers may not be able to purchase these without looking at the specific version to find them. Plug-ins which are featured as part of the regular VOCALOID3 software will be listed on the VOCALOID3 page. Job Plug-ins are absent as a function in VOCALOID5.ĭo note that Vocal libraries voicebanks themselves are also counted as a type of Plug-in for the software however, they are not listed here, as they are listed as "Vocal Library Plug-In" rather than "job plug-in".

Caution may be needed to be expressed with these plug-ins due to being made without Yamaha's consent. It is not just Yamaha producing plug-ins for VOCALOID3, and there are currently other unofficial plug-ins being produced.

Some plug-ins are already included with the VOCALOID3 editor despite appearing in the VOCALOID STORE and therefore are a part of the standard VOCALOID package. Therefore, they are not always useful for the specific Producer working with the software, and VOCALOID is perfectly usable without the aid of these plug-ins. Many of the plug-ins developed by the Yamaha Corporation are free, therefore these additional plug-ins are often worth trying out.ĭespite their usefulness, a few of the plug-ins may be covered by software DAW or other audio-enhancing software. With that in mind, it is worth noting that ones in particular that are not made by Yamaha and may not be 100% guaranteed to work with all features of the software, or in fact other plug-ins for the software. Plug-ins, however, are not necessarily supported by Yamaha themselves and are maintained by their programmers who made them. This feature of the software was introduced starting from VOCALOID3 and Yamaha also features their own plug-in store, where users of the software can purchase these plug-ins.