Miku Hatsune - 1st song album VOCALOID2

Yamaha announced its development in 2003 and in January 2004 the first application software product was launched. It was not released as a Yamaha product, but a software package of Vocaloid Singer Libraries was developed by third party licensees which included Yamaha's Vocaloid software. Leon, Lola, and Miriam have been released from Zero-G Limited, UK, while Meiko and Kaito have been released from Crypton Future Media, Japan. In January 2007, Yamaha announced a new version of the software engine, Vocaloid2, with various major improvements in usability and synthesis quality. Zero-G and others have announced plans to release products powered by the new software engine in 2007. PowerFX have released the first English package that is powered by Vocaloid2 named Sweet Ann. Prima was released in the UK. Crypton has followed and announced a series of character Vocaloid2 packages to be released, the first being Hatsune Miku. Hatsune Miku, Hatsune Miku?) is the first installment in the Vocaloid Character Vocal Series released on August 31, 2007. The name of the title and the character of the software was chosen by combining Hatsu (�, First?), Ne , and Miku. The data for the voice was created by actually sampling the voice of Saki Fujita, a Japanese voice actress. Unlike general purpose speech synthesizers, the software is tuned to create J-pop songs commonly heard in anime, but it is possible to create songs from other genres.

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Demorg (2008-08-04)

is this the software or songs created by Miku?

volcomhackzor (2008-08-20)

hmmm welll im not a genius... but im not stupid either:
judging that the files are MP3 files, its the album.... duh...

Shinku (2008-10-10)

Thanks! I love Miku Hatsune.

SlimT (2009-02-21)

duuh? its mp3... but some albums has FLACs... but not this one =) thx fir upload =D

hq9000 (2009-05-09)

Yo!
I tried to utilize Miriam in my own song as a lead vocal. Check out what was done:

neozecter (2009-11-28)

wow... nice gan...!!!

Oveneise (2011-08-06)

Thanks man!

Bowties_R_cool (2011-08-08)

Thanks for this, but most of the files are in kanji, so i have no idea what most of these songs are called

ManOfSkate (2011-09-05)

It's Hiragana actually :P

chobitscrazy (2011-11-29)

^ Yup

Falangism (2012-08-15)

Half of these songs aren't even the actual songs for the album, the quality and all is good, but if you're an organization try-hard like me, don't download this album

okagami (2013-04-10)

@Falangism - Don't know what you're talking about... everything seems to be here and properly labelled. Some of the songs on the album are actually covers of anime/game songs (at least 7 by my count) -- maybe you are confused?
A full tracklisting, with kanji/kana and translations can be found here:

Thanks for the great upload, nti_server!

okagami (2013-04-11)

Oops, after closer inspection:
- Track 19 has been inserted at position 4, pushing all the other tracks up by 1 position
- "Lemonade ice-cream" and "Cruel angel's thesis" are missing
- Some titles aren't quite right
So, I guess Falangism had a point :)

Code90 (2013-05-26)

Hi guys, just to remind, this album is NOT REAL '1st song album'.
It's made by a Chinese donjin group 'tong ren yuan nian wu' and it's more like some sort of 're-collection' of '1st song album'. However, it seems this group is not that professional so they missed some key songs and added a lot of songs that don't belong to '1st song album'.
so, basically I wouldn't recommend to download this album, but the original '1st song album' is really hard to fine. so...it's your choice