Vocaloid Descriptions: CYBER DIVA and CYBER SONGMAN

Cyber Diva's official boxart
Cyber Songman's official boxart
     Cyber Diva/Cyber Songman
Company: Made and sold by Yamaha
Weaknesses: Cyva has an unpleasant nasal tone, and both of them over-pronounce their vowels somewhat.
Voice donors: Supposed to be anonymous, but the information was leaked that Cyber Diva was voiced by Jenny Shima
Engine: V4
Release date: Cyva released February 2015, Cyman released October 2016
Updates and/or additional voicebanks: They got a V5 update, but they didn’t even fix any bugs in the update.
Language: English
Voice types: Cyman is somewhere in between a baritone and a tenor, Cyva is a soprano, both have American accents.
Strengths: Both are professional-quality Vocaloids, and thus very inherently realistic.
Reception: Since they don’t have anime-esque designs or voices, they haven’t been received well by the kind of Vocaloid fans who are into Vocaloid because of those things. They have also been teased for their names (Cyber Songman? Seriously, Yamaha?). In general, however, they are respected for being relatively high-quality, much like VY1 and VY2.

My opinion: I like Cyber Songman's voice better than Cyber Diva's, because of her nasal tone. Still, they're both good.

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