The term " Pitchloid" is usually used to describe genderswapped character vocals, as many are created by simply higher or lowering the pitch of an existing song with no technical effort involved.English: Genderswap / Genderbent / Genderbender / Genderchange / Genderswitch.
Another method is using existing masculine, feminine, and unisex names. A similar naming process happens within the Western fandom, such as changing a masculine name ending in "e" or "o" and making an addition of the letters "a" or "l" and so on. (子 "Ko" meaning "child" is a common ending for Japanese girls' names.) For female-to-male genderswaps, "o" is sometimes added. For male-to-female genderswaps, this is often the normal character's name with "ko" appended to it. If a character is genderswapped often enough, the genderswapped version may be given its own name.
There are tutorials by Vocaloid users who give tips on how to create altered vocals for a song by correctly using the program's configurations. However, among the Japanese fandom, voice configuration is often the way Genderswap Vocaloids are created. It is rare that there are songs made with a different voice configuration. This is very common among the fandom and usually Genderswap Vocaloids will be linked to songs that are pitch-changed to create a masculine or feminine vocal. FANLOID (commonly abbreviated from Fanmade Vocaloid) are VOCALOID inspired characters, created by the fandom.This wiki will attempt to build a community for people who like to create fanmades and also attempt to expand from VOCALOID Wiki, since that wiki has become more focused on official information.
Vocaloid Genderswap is a VOCALOID character whose gender appearance has been switched. The content of this page may be of interest to readers, contributors and visitors.ĭescription - Image of Kaiko, Meito, Megurine Luki, Kagamine Lenka, Kagamine Rinto, Hatsune Mikuo.
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