CeVIO Creative Studio

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CeVIO Creative Studio
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CeVIO speech interface with Sato Sasara loaded
Developer(s)CeVIO Team
Initial releaseFREE vers: April 26, 2013 (speech)/ June 2013 (singing); Full vers.: September 26, 2013
Stable release
8.0.21.0 / March 16, 2021; 9 months ago (2021-03-16)[1]
Operating systemWindows 8.1 and later (64bit)[2]
Available inJapanese
TypeVoice synthesizer
LicenseProprietary
Websitecevio.jp

CeVIO is the collective name of a range of computer software projects, including Vision (digital signage) and Creative Studio (audio creation software). CeVIO was made to assist in the creation of user-generated content.[3] It works via text-to-speech method.

Overview[]

It allows audio creation software for speech and voice synthesizing. Speech and Song are this program's main features. The Speech portion offers a large dictionary of words to which Sato Sasara, Suzuki Tsudumi, and Takahashi speak from and are accurate in the Japanese language, although the option to manually edit it exists as well. The Speech portion was created with help of the HTS method. This method is famous in the VOCALOID fanbase because this method created the online synthesizers Sinsy, Open J-Talk, Renoid Player, and many more. The Speech portion offers different types of voices for each character.

CeVIO Creative Studio's speech intonation can be controlled with three parameters: cheery, angry, and sad. Other things can be controlled as well, such as volume and speed of consonants and vowels.

The software was initially released as "CeVIO Creative Studio FREE" with Sato Sasara as the only voice. One was free to create tracks, insert lyrics, and add breaths to the end of notes, but even then those would get caught up in the end of her already automatically set breaths. Anything else would require external software but didn't really stop the choppiness of her vowel transitions. After the release of "CeVIO Creative Studio S" on the 14th of November 2014,[4] the FREE version was replaced by one-month free trial of the full version. The free demo version was no longer available since November 19, 2014.

In the full version, more options for fine-tuning became available. Fine-Tune Amplitude Timing, which allows editing of the choppiness. In addition to pitch, pitch-bends can now also be adjusted, along with vibrato, vibrato timing, volume and dynamics. Gender factor is also available, which makes the voice less or more mature. The option to import MIDI's and .xml's is still present. The file extension also has changed from the free version's ".ccs" to ".csv".

Products[]

CeVIO[]

  • Sato Sasara (さとうささら), a female vocal capable of singing and speech.
  • Suzuki Tsudumi (すずきつづみ), a female vocal capable only of speech.
  • Takahashi (タカハシ), a male vocal capable only of speech.

1st PLACE[]

  • ONE (オネ) is a female vocal capable of speech and singing. She is the second vocal in the "- ARIA ON THE PLANETES -" project, the first being the Vocaloid IA.[5] She was released on January 27, 2015 with a speaking voicebank only. A singing voicebank was later released on May 22, 2015.[6]
  • IA (イア) is a female vocal, originally released for VOCALOID3 in the "- ARIA ON THE PLANETES -" project. A talking CeVIO vocal was received in March 2017, named "IA TALK -ARIA ON THE PLANETES".[7] On June 29,2018, IA English C was released, with a Power and Natural bank. It was also confirmed that a talking English IA for CeVIO was in development.[8]

XING Inc.[]

  • Akasaki Minato (赤咲湊) is the first member of the "Color Voice Series", a series of singing-only voicebanks by XING Inc. He is illustrated as a 25-year-old male representing the color red.[9][10] He was released alongside Midorizaki Kasumi on February 19, 2015. The vocal is a counterpart to Kizaki Airi.
  • Midorizaki Kasumi (緑咲香澄) is the second member of the series. She is illustrated as a 27-year-old female representing the color green. She was released alongside Akasaki Minato on February 19, 2015. The vocal is a counterpart to Shirosaki Yuudai.
  • Ginsaki Yamato (銀咲大和) is the third member of the series. He is illustrated as a 50-year-old male representing the color silver. He was released alongside Kinzaki Koharu on March 19, 2015. The vocal is a counterpart to Kinzaki Koharu.
  • Kinzaki Koharu (金咲小春) is the fourth member of the series. She is illustrated as a 52-year-old female representing the color gold. She was released alongside Ginsaki Yamato on March 19, 2015. The vocal is a counterpart to Ginsaki Yamato.
  • Shirosaki Yuudai (白咲優大) is the fifth member of the series. He is illustrated as a 20-year-old male representing the color white. He was released alongside Kizaki Airi on April 23, 2015. The vocal is a counterpart to Midorizaki Kasumi.
  • Kizaki Airi (黄咲愛里) is the sixth member of the series. She is illustrated as an 18-year-old female representing the color yellow. She was released alongside Shirosaki Yuudai on April 23, 2015. The vocal is a counterpart to Akasaki Minato.
  • HAL-O-ROID (ハルオロイド・ミナミ) is a free vocal for the software with the voice of deceased Enka singer Haruo Minami.[11]

Reception[]

In 2013 it won the MicrosoftⓇ Innovation Award 2013 award.[12] It also won an award in the CEDEC Awards 2013 event, after receiving 300,000 downloads.[13]

References[]

  1. ^ "CeVIO Official Site". cevio.jp. Retrieved 2021-03-29.
  2. ^ "CeVIO AI【製品版】Download ｜ CeVIO Official Site". cevio.jp. Retrieved 2021-03-29.
  3. ^ About - CeVIO Official Site
  4. ^ "ニュース - さとうささら.com". さとうささら.com. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
  5. ^ "ONE -ARIA ON THE PLANETES-｜CeVIO｜1st PLACE". ONE -ARIA ON THE PLANETES-｜CeVIO｜1st PLACE. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
  6. ^ link
  7. ^ "1st PLACE Co., Ltd". Twitter. Retrieved 25 May 2017.
  8. ^ "kadotanimitsuru on Twitter". Retrieved 5 July 2016.
  9. ^ "Color Voice Series". Color Voice Series. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
  10. ^ "ニュース - さとうささら.com". さとうささら.com. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
  11. ^ http://www.teichiku.co.jp/teichiku/artist/hal-o-roid/ link
  12. ^ "マイクロソフト イノベーション センター ホーム". Retrieved 24 October 2016.
  13. ^ "CEDEC AWARDS 2013 最優秀賞発表！ - CEDEC 2013 - Computer Entertainment Developers Conference". Retrieved 27 April 2016.

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