@kalleboo Also I'm pretty sure Neurosama just takes the vocal sound from the original song and just puts a (AI generated) filter on top of it to make it sound like Neurosama is singing it.
She can't sing songs from scratch without having a human singer to "learn" from.
Vocaloid is different because you can make songs from scratch using Vocaloid, as Vocaloid is more an "instrument" instead of a "filter" if you can even use those words in this context.
@SuperDicq Yeah I think the neurosama singing is basically an advanced version of the “make a Donald Trump voice say this thing” voice changers, but that still means that you can replace all the commercially viable conventionally attractive pop singers with cute anime grills backed by some random dude singing in his basement (which is what all vtubers are already anyway am I right)
@kalleboo Sometimes little mistakes or character things that the original singer of a song does you can hear back in Neurosama's cover which kinda makes it unnatural, because nobody covers song with the same kind of precision, copying the original singer's flaws without adding any of your own.
However Neurosama singing did cost the author a lot of work. You can hear Neurosama's voice algorithm being worked on with every karaoke video they make. The early ones sound really bad (almost funny) in comparison to this.
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