From: sunofmusic@gmail.com   
      
   Ruby is the exciting new Vocaloid 4 Virtual Vocalist   
      
   PowerFX has announced the release of "Ruby", their first product for Vocaloid   
   4, the most recent iteration of the singing synthesis software from Yamaha.   
   Ruby is a youthful female vocalist with a smooth, joyful sounding tone of   
   voice. Capable of singing    
   in a wide range of musical styles from soft ballads to more upbeat dance/house   
   tracks, Ruby is a fine example of how far English Vocaloid technology has come   
   since its humble beginnings. Recorded using an American singer, the   
   pronunciation and    
   articulation of this new voice bank has been updated to include all new   
   phonetic capabilities previously unseen and unheard in English Vocaloids. This   
   new programming allows her users to "fine tune" her vocal pronunciation to   
   achieve the best possible    
   results.   
      
   Ruby also takes advantage of the new developments in Vocaloid 4 with improved   
   dynamic capabilities and a brand new "growling" function that enables more   
   character and impact from the vocal. This tool is especially useful in genres   
   calling for strong    
   emotional enunciation when singing. All of these new features combine to   
   create an essential addition to the PowerFX's Vocaloid roster. Ruby is a great   
   tool for digital producers and music makers needing a unique and versatile   
   virtual vocalist. Whether    
   you're looking for a headlining singer, or are simply in need of the extra   
   help of backing vocals, Ruby will be a valuable addition to your production.   
      
   The download of Ruby costs $99.95 and the DVD is $129 with free shipping. The   
   Vocaloid 4 editor alone is $119.95 and PowerFX has a bundle offer of Ruby and   
   the full Vocaloid 4 editor for $199 including shipping. For more information   
   on Ruby and to hear a    
   demo go to: http://powerfx.com/products/989261422   
      
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