Zero-G has released its third Vocaloid Virtual Vocalist, Miriam, powered by Yamaha Singing Synthesis technology.

Vocaloid Miriam is a virtual vocalist, modelled on the voice of Miriam Stockley, the voice of the million-selling Adiemus albums. Unlike a real vocalist, though, many aspects of the voice are editable:

• Changing syllables/phonemes (e.g. enter “liddle” instead of “little” etc).
• Timing of each note (precise position/length).
• Vibrato (you can change its type/position/amount/frequency).
• Volume.
• Attack.
• Crescendo or diminuendo.
• Pitch bend (amount, and positionable in time).
• Glide (portamento).
• Resonance (Frequency/bandwidth/amplitude).
• Harmonics.
• Noise.
• Brightness.
• Clearness.
• Gender factor.

The retail price is $449.95 / 249.95 GBP (inc.VAT) / 359 Euro. Full product info is available at the Zero-G site.