Alexis Lilith (アレクシスリリス) is a voicebank for the UTAU program.
History[]
Alexis is a new voicebank created on June 27, 2020. She's a hard rocker and loves metal music. She has a generally happy disposition and is very smug as well as sassy.
Concept[]
Work in Progress
- Item - Purple Cayenne Pepper
- Likes - Spicy Food, Ramen, Video Games, Metal, Sour Candy, Salt and Vinegar Chips
- Dislikes - Alcohol, Brussle Sprouts, Waiting
Etymology[]
- Lilith (リリス) - The name means "night monster" and is often associated with demons.
- Alexis (アレクシス) - Alexis means "helper" or "defender."
- Together the name could mean "defender of the night monsters."
Appearance[]
- Hair color - Alexis' hair is a deep purple, almost black, and is longer on her left side. She also has a lighter purple streak in her hair.
- Eye color - Alexis' eyes are a lighter purple.
- Earphones - She often sports headphones with demon wings attached to them.
- Outfit - She wears a sleeveless zip up top that is only partially zipped up, exposing her chest. Along with that she has a pleated skirt with a purple band around the bottom. For her accessories, she's wearing a belt around her neck and left arm, and wears fishnets on her legs as well as her right arm. Her boots are simple ankle boots with studs on the sole.
Relations[]
- Virgil Ouji - A fellow musician under the same creator as her. The two of them are very close.
Voicebank distribution[]
Voice details[]
- Encoding - Hiragana encoded and romaji aliased
- System - Microsoft Windows
- Range - C4-C5
- Recording Software Used - Audacity
- No. of Voice Phonemes - 137
- Tuned oto.ini? - Yes
- Release Date - June 30, 2020
- Language - Japanese
- Flags - g-12 required usage
Voicebank author is trap-sama/NijiUTAU
Alexis Lilth 1.0 VB - DL
Voice Sample[]
Gallery[]
Box Art for Alexis Lilith
Additional Information[]
Terms of Use[]
All the provisions below shall be applied to the voicebank, Alexis Lilith.
- R-18 Content Allowed? Yes
- Commercial Use of Voicebank Allowed? No
- Commercial Use of Character Allowed? No
- Do these terms apply to derivative characters/voices? Yes