Vocal synthesizer use in media

Vocal synthesizers are fairly commonly used in certain forms of media such as music or film. This page is a list of some of the times speech synthesizers have been used, with information about which synthesizer was used.

Music
Songs by producers or artists who usually only use VOCALOIDs will not be included here, otherwise this section would be a million miles long.

2D or not 2D by P-MODEL
In the intro of the song 2D or not 2D by Japanese band P-MODEL, a Votrax speech synthesis chip of some sort can be heard saying "this is a desktop movie".

It is unknown which of Votrax's speech synthesis chips was used specifically, but it is assumed to be an SC-01.

The Girl in Byakkoya by Susumu Hirasawa (Paprika version)
In the intro and outro of the song The Girl in Byakkoya by Susumu Hirasawa, VOCALOID1 voicebank LOLA can be heard singing.

LOLA was not used in the version of The Girl in Byakkoya on the album Byakkoya - White Tiger Field.

Miku by Anamanaguchi
Miku is a song by Anamanaguchi sung by and about the VOCALOID Miku Hatsune. The whole song is sung using Miku.

The Robots by Kraftwerk (The Mix version)
In the song The Robots by Kraftwerk, a Votrax speech synthesis chip is used to sing the lyrics of the song.

The Votrax speech synthesis chip that was used was an SC-02. The SC-02 is not used in the original version of The Robots.