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What is Tianyi’s original name?

Original sentence: Chinese charm, Luoshui Tianyi. This sentence is an original phrase used by Yamaha in 2012 to name the virtual singer Luo Tianyi.

Vernacular interpretation: It has the charm of traditional Chinese culture. It comes from Luoshui, a goddess descended from heaven and comes to the world.

Name meaning:

1. Luo

The earliest definition of "China" is: the north bank of Luoshui in Luoyang, called the Yang of Luoshui.

The goddess of Luoshui is called the God of Luo, and Luo is one of the Chinese characters that contains the most profound Chinese culture.

2. Heaven

One of the Chinese characters that contains the most profound Chinese culture. "Heaven" is a core of the Chinese cultural belief system. In a broad sense, heaven means Tao, nature, and the natural universe.

The official setting of Luo Tianyi is that she is also a singer who descended from the sky, which has a different meaning from that of human beings who do not belong to this world (two dimensions).

3. Yi

Heaven Yi - all things in heaven and earth are prosperous and endless.

Tianyi - possessed by the gods (Luo Shen).

Extended information

1. Character introduction

Luo Tianyi is the world's first VOCALOID Chinese based on Yamaha's VOCALOID3 speech synthesis engine. Voice libraries and avatars.

2. Character background

On March 22, 2012, Luo Tianyi’s image design was announced for the first time.

Luo Tianyi is one of the works selected for the grand prize in the "VOCALOID CHINA PROJECT Collection of Characters" activity that started soliciting on December 1, 2011 and announced the results on January 17, 2012. An official character redrawn by "Yaon Miyaha" (contributed by artist MOTH).

3. Sound source introduction

Shan Xin, whose real name is Wang Youji, was born on January 1, 1989 in Zhengzhou, Henan Province. She is a dubbing actress in Mainland China and a member of Beidou Penguin Studio. One of the main members of the dubbing club and the voice provider of the famous virtual singer Luo Tianyi.

In 2008, he entered the professional dubbing circle by dubbing characters such as Private TAMAMA and Moa in the theatrical version of "Keroro Sergeant". In 2012, he provided sound sources for Luo Tianyi in Yamaha's VOCALOID3, becoming the first Chinese to enter the VOCALOID family.

In the same year, he voiced the animation "One Hundred Thousand Jokes". In 2013, he voiced game characters in the "Gu Jian Qi Tan" series and "Legend of Sword and Fairy" series. In 2014, he dubbed for "Duannao". In 2015, he voiced for "Hive". In 2016, he provided dubbing for animations such as "Doraemon: Nobita's Birth in Japan", "Hua Jiang Hu" series, "Tomb King: Kirin Jue" and other animations.

4. Character Influence

Luo Tianyi is the most popular virtual singer in China. She sings through speech synthesis engines such as VOCALOID, and has more than 10,000 songs composed for her by many musicians. , is the singer who best embodies the power of streaming and digital music.

There are many cover versions of her excellent songs. For example, "Ordinary Disco" was used by Hunan Satellite TV as one of the finale tracks of the New Year's Eve concert and was sung by Li Yuchun. It was also put on the stage of "Singer" by Wang Feng.

Luo Tianyi's other songs, such as "Ode to a Thousand-Year Recipe", "Power to Rule the World", "Tokyo Is Not Too Hot", etc. are also very popular. Luo Tianyi and other Vsinger virtual singers have held many concerts with thousands of people, participated in many Spring Festival Gala, New Year's Eve and other galas of Hunan Satellite TV and Jiangsu Satellite TV, and performed on CCTV1's weekend prime time variety show "Classic Chant and Spread".

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