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Hatsune Mikuo
Hatsune Mikuo
初音ミクオ
はつねみくお
Biographical Information
Introduced

June 7, 2008

Gender

Male

Age

16

Height

Undefined,around 168cm

Weight

Undefined,around 60kg

Alias

Mikuo Hatsune (western order)

Technical Information
Series type

Fanmade Vocaloid; Vocaloid Genderswap

Series no.

01

Chara item

Not determined, usually Negi (spring onion)

Voice

Hatsune Miku

Opt genre

Not defined, usually Pop

Additional Information
Creator

Vocaloid fandom

Illustrator

Current illustration by an unknown artist

Affiliation

Hatsune Miku (derived)

Hatsune Mikuo is the popular genderswap based on official Vocaloid Hatsune Miku.

Design

Mikuo's design is often reminiscent to that of Hatsune Miku, an official Vocaloid 2 developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media. Mikuo has no defined design, since it varies from artist to artist, although he is commonly seen wearing a sleeved shirt and pants. The most popular hairstyle for him is short with bangs, though a ponytail has been seen. In some cases, his left upper arm dons the red mark "01", which is Miku's series number, although it has been seen on many other parts of his body.

Personality and traits

Mikuo has no defined personality, as he is an open source character. His height, weight, and optimum voice settings are undefined as well. This is because portrayals of him vary from artist to artist, he's commonly portrayed as tall and muscular or of small stature with a build similar to Miku.

Biography

Source: Vocaloid Wiki

Mikuo came to be as a result of soft to extreme down pitching of Miku's songs, and possibly a desire to have Miku sound masculine. His visual characteristics followed soon after.

Mikuo's depiction varies; he's often portrayed as Miku's sibling, either But he's not sibling as she And although he is one of the Vocaloid derivatives that continues to be popular, he is not officially recognized by Crypton Future Media. [1]

Voice configuration

Having a history of being a mere Pitchloid, Mikuo was not easy to tune for Vocaloid; sometimes he still has hints of Miku's voice characteristics, or doesn't sound convincingly masculine. This limitation has since been overcome thanks to the efforts of many fans who wanted a proper configuration for Mikuo.

These configurations are also applicable to V4-- it is safe to ignore the Opening parameter. Additionally, the configuration can be applied to Hatsune Miku English; using it grants Mikuo the ability to sing in English.

These examples of configurations on the Fanloid wikia should not be viewed as being widely accepted or acknowledged by Crypton Future Media or Yamaha.


Configuration: Hatsune Miku

 EXPLAINED:
This is an earlier attempt to tune Miku into Mikuo, which is said to be quite unstable.
 TECHNICAL INFORMATION
BREATHINESS (BRE) 0 BRIGHTNESS (BRI) 80 CLEARNESS (CLE) 40
GENDER FACTOR (GEN) 80 OPENING (OPE) 63
 SPECIAL NOTES:
Mikuo may need dynamic Gender Factor editing in the sequence roll in some cases.


Configuration: Hatsune Miku 2

 EXPLAINED:
Esrael has made a voice configuration for Mikuo. The sole purpose of the configuration was to generate a decent male voice for choral works. Therefore, the voice may sound too deep to fit Mikuo's aesthetics.
 TECHNICAL INFORMATION
BREATHINESS (BRE) 0 BRIGHTNESS (BRI) 127 CLEARNESS (CLE) 0
GENDER FACTOR (GEN) 106 OPENING (OPE) 0
 SPECIAL NOTES:
These settings have been used as is for both bass and tenor voices, with no additional tweaking of the parameters. All parameters can still be freely customized according to the user's wishes.


Configuration: Hatsune Miku 3

 EXPLAINED:
Another configuration by Crossfrown, designed to fit Mikuo's aesthetics.
 TECHNICAL INFORMATION
BREATHINESS (BRE) 0 BRIGHTNESS (BRI) 127 CLEARNESS (CLE) 0
GENDER FACTOR (GEN) 45-50, 65 OPENING (OPE) -127
 SPECIAL NOTES:
The gender factor set to 65 is the standard configuration. Lowest note recommended for this configuration is C2.

With the gender factor set to 45-50 the voice is designed for a younger range. Highest recommended note is C3.
For both the standard and young range configurations all the other parameters are freely customizable.


Configuration: Hatsune Miku 4

 EXPLAINED:
A Special configuration by ZeRX (User:180.247.97.109), designed by an accidental discovery.
 TECHNICAL INFORMATION
BREATHINESS (BRE) 0 BRIGHTNESS (BRI) 127 CLEARNESS (CLE) 0
GENDER FACTOR (GEN) 127 OPENING (OPE) 0
 SPECIAL NOTES:
This configuration is a bit unstable, but considered masculine enough, according to ZeRX.

Configuration: Hatsune Miku 5

 EXPLAINED:
Another configuration made by rangi771 (youtube user).
 TECHNICAL INFORMATION
BREATHINESS (BRE) 3 BRIGHTNESS (BRI) 80 CLEARNESS (CLE) 12
GENDER FACTOR (GEN) 53 OPENING (OPE) Not defined
 SPECIAL NOTES:
Since his voice may sound a little deep, you can set him on high notes to have a better use.

Notable media

The following songs were created by configuring Miku's voice in Vocaloid, not by merely down pitching existing songs with a third-party audio program.

  みくおみくおにしてあげる

みくおみくおにしてあげる

NND
YT
August 25, 2008
Romaji/English Mikuo Mikuo ni Shite Ageru ()
Featuring Hatsune Mikuo
Category Cover song
  Ylioppilaslaulu

Ylioppilaslaulu

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4vSURN9n8g8/default.jpg
YT
September 4, 2009
Romaji/English Student song
Featuring Hatsune Mikuo
Category Cover song
  Боже, Царя храни!

Боже, Царя храни!

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TXsWdVGFClY/default.jpg
YT
November 19, 2009
Romaji/English Bozhe, Tsarya khrani! (God Save the Tsar!)
Featuring Hatsune Mikuo
Category Cover song
  線香花火

線香花火

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/AmZMY9XGufo/default.jpg
YT
August 2, 2009
Romaji/English Senko Hanabi (Sparkler)
Featuring Hatsune Mikuo
Category Original song

Notable media: Aria-P

This producer made an album 'Dull Color Reliance' featuring 9 original songs using Mikuo and Miku.

  peace maker

peace maker

NND
YT
August 22, 2008
Featuring Hatsune Mikuo
Category Original song
  border line

border line

NND
October 05, 2008
Featuring Hatsune Mikuo
Category Original song
  LIGHT

LIGHT

NND
YT
August 30, 2009
Featuring Hatsune Mikuo
Category Original song

Additional info

Media trivia

peace maker

In this song, Mikuo is a soldier. He sang about his lover (Miku) and his mission to destroy the 'yellow diva' (Rin). In the end, Mikuo was killed by a boy (Len) for revenge.

LIGHT

An original song by Aria-P. In this song, Mikuo is shown to be a 'bug' in Miku's voicebank. The Master of the computer wants to update the voicebank so no 'bugs' will be seen ever again. This song is about Mikuo spending his last moments with Miku before his 'deletion'.

Relationships

  • The proposed fanon relationship appears to be popularized by pairing Mikuo with Megurine Luki, Megurine Luka's genderswap. And depending on the intention it is either romantically.
  • And as previously mentioned, the relationship when paired with Hatsune Miku varies, though it is commonly established as being sibling related. In many cases the relationship between them is live together meaning romantic, and Lover.

Trivia

  • No one truly knows who first coined the name Mikuo.
  • The name ミクヲ (Mikuwo) or ミク♂ has also been seen, but both are not as frequently used as ミクオ (Mikuo).
  • Mikuo is among the first generation of Fanmade Vocaloids that are what today are called Pitchloids.
  • On 29th of May, it was known as 'Mikuo Day 2011'. A number of fanmade PVs, and covers using Mikuo were posted to celebrate that day, and can be found with the tag 'ミクオの日2011' in Nicovideo.

Appearances

Artwork & Related content
Search Hatsune Mikuo on deviantART Pixiv PiaPro
Media
Search Hatsune Mikuo on YouTube NicoVideo
MikuMikuDance (MMD), 3D software
Search for Hatsune Mikuo models on MikuMikuDance wiki

MMD models of Mikuo are commonly created by Western users who use the PMD Editor.

Gallery

Note; this is not a gallery for every fanart out there, just for reference

Image Hatsune Mikuo-img1
by an Unknown artist

References

  1. Vocaloid Wiki: Mikuo Hatsune

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