Nekomura Iroha
Development. She was originally designed by Sanrio for Comiket in 2009. In October 2010, Iroha was released for Vocaloid 2 with two demo songs, her appearance, and her name. Her voice provider was initially unknown. However, it was said that the voice provider was a female professional singer who passed the audition test set by AH-Software. Nekomura was one of the vocals set to be released by e-capsule. Additional software. Silhouettes for Nekomura Iroha, along with the other vocals by AHS, were revealed on a poster on November 6, 2014, however, at the time, it was  unconfirmed what they were for. On November 20, it was confirmed in the livestream for Vocaloid 4 that they all, with the exception of Tohoku Zunko, will be receiving Vocaloid 4 updates. On May 14, AH-Software confirmed that Iroha would have a Natural and a Soft voicebank, which allows her to use Cross synthesis and she would release on June 18, 2015. It was also revealed that the design shown in April was for her Soft voicebank. Iroha's Natural and Soft voicebanks would be available for purchase individually or together, and a starter pack version would also be  offered. In another interview, Tomohide Ogata expressed a desire to produce English versions of their Vocals. However, the project would be too complex. He went on to explain that because all of their providers are Japanese, they would rather seek English speakers of a similar voice to the Japanese versions from the United States and United Kingdom. Characteristics. Iroha is canonically a "Kittyler", someone who loves the Sanrio character Hello Kitty. She joined the "Hello Kitty to Issho!" Project in early August 2010. According to her official profile on the "Hello Kitty to Issho!" page, she is interested in "Hello  Kitty" and wants to become a "Platinum Kitty". Also a story about how she became a Kittyler was included. The speakers encasing her hands are called Dynamic-Phonon Busters. The other set of speakers are called Chorus-speakers. Each of these move around, supporting her. The floating microphone collects her voice, and Announce Booth, which is on her head, works as an amplifier that divides sounds into three classes for the speakers, according to ranges: the sound frequencies for tweeters, mid-range speakers and woofers.