A special edition of Otona no Kagaku (Science for Adults) is offering an interesting project. The “DSX-39″ Pocket Miku is a keyboard that uses a eVocaloid “NSX-1″ audio chip to play sample Miku sounds.
Played with a a touch stylus keyboard and nine buttons, the device has three mode that have Miku singing “do-re-mi” , “a, i, u, e, o” (vowel) mode, or a preset mode of 5 other lyrics, fed into the device via a USB. A fun toy more than anything, it's not capable of exporting data to a PC.
Buttons 1-5: sing a~o (vowels)
Button 6: vibrato
Button 7: shift
Button 8: volume up
Button 9: volume down
Button 7+1-5: choose preset lyrics
Button 7+6: Do-re-mi mode (sing the scale)
Button 7+8: octave up
It ships April 3rd for 5,229 Yen.
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Scott Green is editor and reporter for anime and manga at geek entertainment site Ain't It Cool News. Follow him on Twitter at @aicnanime.
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