Mine Laru

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Mine Laru

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Creator Minato
Voice Provider Minato
Language Japanese, English
Voice Type Masculine
Engine UTAU, ACE Studio, Diffsinger, COEIROINK, Diff-SVC, VOICEVOX (Upcoming)
Release Date August 8th, 2010
Character Age 21
Character Gender Male


Mine Laru (Japanese: 水音ラル) is a voicebank created by Minato and widely known for his very high-quality 10+ pitch Japanese voicebanks, although he also has an 8-pitch English voicebank. He has also been released for ACE Studio as a commercial voicebank, alongside Diffsinger, COEIROINK, and a private Diff-SVC. Minato has discussed creating a VOICEVOX voicebank, although has not confirmed whether or not it is in development.

Laru is one of the most notable furloids, alongside Kemonone Row, PEITON and WALTT.

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[edit] Character

Mine Laru has no official character nor personality details.

His appearance can vary between his classical shark/dragon form, a dragon only form (used for his Query voicebank), and a human form.

His name is a pun on 'mineraru', the Japanese word for 'mineral'.

[edit] Voicebanks

All of his voicebanks may be downloaded here

Only his publicly available voicebanks are listed here. He has 2 Fanbox-exclusive voicebanks, Parse and Urr.

[edit] Parse 2

  • Name: Parse 2
  • Description: Updated version of his discontinued Parse voicebank. A 12-pitch VCV Japanese with a neutral tone.

[edit] Query

  • Name: Query
  • Description: A 4-pitch powerscale VCV Japanese.

[edit] 14re

  • Name: 14re
  • Description: A 14-pitch VCV Japanese with a solid tone.

[edit] rere14

  • Name: 14re
  • Description: A 14-pitch VCV Japanese with a calm tone.

[edit] Float

  • Name: Float
  • Description: A 13-pitch VCV Japanese with a soft tone.

[edit] AgO

  • Name: AgO
  • Description: An 8-pitch ARPAsing English. Also available with a similar tone in Japanese under a voicebank named Octa.

[edit] Cursive

  • Name: Cursive
  • Description: A set of three 12-pitch VCV Japanese voicebanks with a unique pronunciation.
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