Uploaded September 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Ending of Half-Life 2: Episode 2, with Miku Hatsune model replacing Alyx. After finishing the whole game (which I played only for the first time a few days ago, and already with the Miku Hatsune model installed), I just had to upload this.
Ending of Half-Life 2: Episode 2, with Miku Hatsune model replacing Alyx. After finishing the whole game (which I played only for the first time a few days ago, and already with the Miku Hatsune model installed), I just had to upload this.
![Gumi (English) - Baby Dont You Break My Heart Slow (Vonda Shepard) [Vocaloid Cover]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3aQJ5x6TaQE/mqdefault.jpg "Gumi (English) - Baby Dont You Break My Heart Slow (Vonda Shepard) [Vocaloid Cover]
Cover of Vonda Shepards Baby Dont You Break My Heart Slow as performed by Gumis English voicebank. This is my first project with Gumi English since I purchased her just a few hours ago. This time I took Avannas version, replaced the vocals, then edited the text and tuning. I quickly learned here how really weird her pronounciation rules and systems are - trying to concatenate several notes together so she would pronounce one syllable or vowel across them is tricky and requries special tinkering (otherwise she would pronounce each note like she was starting each vowel new from each breath!), quirks I didnt find with Avanna or even Luka Megurines English voicebank. And futhermore, Im not exactly pleased with her voice quality - this English variant clearly is pretty much modelled from Gumis Native voicebank, which is notable for being very husky, resulting in what I consider a very teeny and soft voice. I actually like her Power voicebank more, and I kinda wish Internet Co would develop another English Voicebank from that version. And lastly, even her English itself, though understandably accented thanks to Megumi Nakajima being Japanese, still to me has room for improvement, and I believe I could get better sounding Engrish from other Japanese vocaloids, including Gumis aformentioned Power voicebank (which I put to great effect in my other project here - http://youtu.be/YDEd_7wCukY ). Nevertheless not bad overall, and perhaps just needs even more tuning and tinkering.
Subtitles added using Windows Movie Maker 2.6
Disclamer: I do not own the song Baby Dont You Break My Heart Slow")
![[SAVE MIKU CAMPAIGN] Hatsune Miku - Sparks Fly (Taylor Swift) [Vocaloid Cover]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/4TkF7PmCDqQ/mqdefault.jpg "[SAVE MIKU CAMPAIGN] Hatsune Miku - Sparks Fly (Taylor Swift) [Vocaloid Cover]
ANNOUNCEMENT: As part of the Save Miku campaign, permission is granted to download this video and upload it to your own channel, as long as all due credits are given, no changes whatsoever are made to the video file, and savemiku is tagged or added to the video title. Download the video here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?1a7qbr87xw6ucqi
A Cover of Taylor Swifts Sparks Fly by Hatsune Miku. I always dreamed of Miku singing one of Tayor Swifts songs, especially Sparks Fly, my favorite.
Background music arranged using Modplug Tracker/OpenMPT:
http://openmpt.org
Animation made using LipSync:
http://www32.atwiki.jp/lipsync/
Video and audio mixed and edited, and subtitles added using Windows Movie Maker 2.6
MP3:
http://www.mediafire.com/?e1lb4bv1rteyr81
Disclaimer: I do not own the song Sparks Fly")
![Aoki Lapis - Lovin You (Minnie Riperton) [Vocaloid Cover]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5OmO-U2fhu0/mqdefault.jpg "Aoki Lapis - Lovin You (Minnie Riperton) [Vocaloid Cover]
Cover of Minnie Ripertons Lovin You performed by Aoki Lapis. My very first project with Aoki Lapis, covering one of the few songs I still remember from my childhood years. I figured the cuteness of the song would fit Aoki, though some of the lyrics might seem suggestive to some :). Then again, Aoki is a fairy, and these beings tend to be much older than they look.
Background music based on this midi file (special thanks to Jewel for uploading it)
http://www.angelfire.com/ma2/Gem/lovingyou.html
Tuning and final mixing done using Modplug Tracker/OpenMPT:
http://openmpt.org
Subtitles added using Windows Movie Maker.
Disclaimer: I do not own the song Lovin You")
