So that's what the UI for Vocaloid looks like. Here are some links to covers on YT that show off the UI for each major engine version, it should kinda make things make sense, but basically, Vocaloid is a synth that uses samples of human voices (well, except the V1 engine where it was based on analysis of said samples but shhh): Vocaloid 1 (I also found this old ass tutorial video that came with the V1 ENG vocals), Vocaloid 2, Vocaloid 3, Vocaloid 4, and Vocaloid 5 (please note that this V5 test uses a V3 voicebank and not a V5 voicebank).
Vocaloid is, at its core, a synthesizer software owned by Yamaha (yes, Yamaha has its hand in everything from motorcycles to singing robots with anime avatars) that is used for making synthesized vocals.
So, first, you're probably wondering "what on earth is Vocaloid?" I'm trying to make this borderline nonsensical post make sense. This post deals with the technology side of things, so please, don't mind my miles long attempt to explain to you like you're 5 what Vocaloid is. Shit's gonna get kinda technical here, so I want this post to be as understandable as possible to people who are either not familiar at all, or only familiar with the music/fandom side of Vocal Synth Community Tomfuckery TM and all it has to offer. I will explain that as well as some important terms, so that we're all on the same page. I'm going to assume that most people reading this don't know what Vocaloid is.
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