#Vocaloid 3 editor v3.0.5.0 free update

Japanese vocals 'HARD EVEC' and 'Soft EVEC' utilized the new 'E.V.E.C.' (Enhanced Voice Expression Control) system for Piapro studio allowed delicate adjustments of phonetic sounds to change how a sound played. The Japanese vocals were 'Hard', 'Soft', 'Hard EVEC' and 'Soft EVEC' while the English vocals were titled 'Straight' and 'Soft'. On March 19, 2015, a new version of Luka developed for Vocaloid 4, called Megurine Luka V4X, was released containing a package of 6 vocals - 4 for Japanese and 2 for English. During the brief period her V3 website was up, the listed vocals being created for her were Japanese/Power/Soft/Cute/Whisper/Closed/English.

#Vocaloid 3 editor v3.0.5.0 free update

Once again the Vocaloid 3 update did not occur. The vocals were announced to have been dropped in favor of Vocaloid 3 productions on December 1, 2011. The promotional album Vocalo Append used a beta of Luka's 'Soft' Append. Luka's Append vocal was used on the album Vocaloid Minzoku ChЕЌ KyokushЕ« ( VOCALOIDж°‘ж—ЏиЄїж›Ій›†) for the song 'Hoshizora to Yuki no ButЕЌkai (Zeal mix)'. She originally was going to receive an update called 'Megurine Luka Append' developed for Vocaloid 2.

Megurine Luka was the first Vocaloid designed to fully support producing vocals in both Japanese and English, and the first addition to the Character Vocal Series software line characterized as an adult. Her voice was created by taking vocal samples from voice actress YЕ« Asakawa at a controlled pitch and tone. Luka was developed by Crypton Future Media using Yamaha's Vocaloid 2.