This is Vol. 3 of our series on how to use the VOCALOID software to easily create vocal samples that can be used to finish off your tracks with cool techniques. These techniques can be used with all kinds of genres, such as EDM, hip-hop, and R&B.
This time, we have made things even easier by reducing the process down to a mere two steps.
The GEN (gender factor) control parameter plays a key role in this particular track.
With that, we hope you enjoy the video!

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* In the VSQX file we are distributing on this page, we set the singer as CYBER SONGMAN. If CYBER SONGMAN is not installed on your computer, when you read this VSQX file, it will be converted to the installed singer on your computer. If CYBER SONGMAN is not installed on your computer, switch to singer to the other VOCALOID English voice bank you have. If you are using the VOCALOID 4 Editor, a dialog about singer change will be displayed when reading the VSQX file. Click OK and switch to the other English VOCALOID singer with TRACK EDITOR or MUSICAL EDITOR.
* The VSQX file distributed on this page was produced for VOCALOID 4 Editor, VOCALOID 4 Editor for Cubase for PC. Please use it on the computer on which one of the products is installed. The older version of the VOCALOID editor product and Mobile VOCALOID Editor do not correspond to the parameters used in this VSQX file, so the effect can not be reproduced.

We will be using the following softwares:

For this video, we are using the above listed VOCALOID4 products. However, you can create the same kind of vocals with any other English VOCALOID4 Voice Bank, by following the same instructions.
* You can also use VOCALOID4 Editor.
* We are using VOCALOID4 Library CYBER SONGMAN in this article, but even with other VOCALOID4 Voice Bank products you can create a distorted low-pitched vocal in the same way.