EVocaloid

eVocaloid™ is an integrated or "embedded" version of the synthesizer, designed to be part of the NSX-1 chip, a product made by Yamaha.
==About==
eVocaloid works by making use of a LSI sound generator called the "NSX-1" source chip which can generate 30 sounds of midi.
The NSX-1 can be placed in several devices, like instruments and mobile devices, allowing a variety of usages.link The advantage of this over the software version of VOCALOID is that vocals can be made to sing in real time. It contains a version of the VOCALOID API, though details are unknown. 
The version used in the demonstration of the chip is based on the feminine voice of VY1, the interface of which is called "eVY1" (a Japanese voice); the eVocaloid software is embedded on the "eVY1 SHIELD" product.link It uses the programming script of Java.Hatsune Miku Miku Blog reports on the device
*eVocaloid working on a device powered by the NSX-1 source
*Catalog and specifications of NSX-1 chip.
The chip is confirmed still in used and was acquired by the team behind the VOCALOOP device in 2018 to produce the next version of the device, the VOCALOOP 88. However, the chip seems to be restricted for sale and the team noted they only acquired 100 chips to produce the devices.https://icon.jp/archives/15456
==Commercial usage==
Pocket VY1.jpg|eVY1 module|link=eVY1 module
pocketMiku.jpg|Pocket Miku|link=Pocket Miku
imgproto.png|Vocaloop|link=VOCALOOP
==Demonstrations==
==Gallery==
Yamaha20131023 01.jpg|The NSX-1 chip LSI sound generator chip
Evy1 20131022 01.jpg|The full eVocaloid eVY1 product complete with NSX-1 chip
==References==
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