About the MOLEloids
The MOLEloids are a series of UTAUloid voicebanks created by Mole-chan. All current MOLEloids use Mole's voice for samples. (Yes, even Seiji. It is a common misconception that Mole's boyfriend/other male acquaintence voiced him.)
All of the MOLEloids sing in Japanese exclusively, with the exception of Seiji pre-ACT4, though can be made to speak psuedo-English with clever use of sounds. They recognize both Hiragana and Romaji.
For further information, please select the UTAUloid you wish to know about:
Sample
Voice Bank Type: Diphonic and Triphonic
Status: Hokuro is currently in ACT3 status, with a new triphonic bank planned.
NAME INTERPRETATION: 素人音 (Shiroutone; Amateur Sound) ホクロ (Hokuro; facial mole) |
| PERSONALITY: Hokuro is quiet and cautious by nature. She is very hesitant about singing, and tends to be a bit of a slacker. She does not care at all about her appearance, and will often perform despite looking completely disheveled. |
Voice Configuration
Hokuro's voice is relatively low and relaxed for a female voicebank, but relatively adaptable. She is the easier to use of the two "main" MOLEloids.Hokuro can only sing in Japanese, and has both Romaji and Hiragana capabilities.
Sample
Voice Bank Type: DiphonicStatus: Seiji is currently in ACT4 status, with no further updates planned.
| NAME INTERPRETATION: 觧甚音 (Shikine; Command(ing) Sound) 精二 (Seiji; refined second son) |
| PERSONALITY: Perfectionistic, work-aholic, and passionate about his work. Very neat and always trying to keep up appearances. |
Voice Configuration
Seiji's voice is intended to be very deep and commanding. He seems best suited for slow songs, and can be difficult to use.Seiji can sing only in Japanese, and has both Romaji and Hiragana capabilities.
Voice Bank Type: N/A
Status: Haoto is currently in ACT1 status, with no planned updates.
NAME INTERPRETATION: 素人音 (Youseine; Fairy Sound) ホクロ (Haoto; hum) |
| PERSONALITY: Haoto is very child like and energetic. He tends to randomly break out into song |
Voice Configuration
Haoto hums. His files are in English with hiragana aliases. They are named with simple adjectives, however, and can be translated to the user's preferred language easily.
