These VOCALOIDs are produced under license by YAMAHA and are able to be bought by any bidding producers through commercial outlets. The most commonly known VOCALOIDs are the commercially sold units produced by third party studios. Her consonants sometimes overpower the rest of the data.Her consonants are strong and her vowels are powerful, allowing her to change pitch suddenly and with ease.Her voice can be hard to handle at times unless manipulated by an experienced or professional VOCALOID user.This is not always a focus of the product, as seen by other VOCALOIDs. Mew's voice is very smooth and clear, producing good professional singing results that is useful for both professionals and amateurs.Users say that her voice is very versatile and that it can be tuned to different tones to fit the user's taste and song choices.WAV and MP3 files for songs from Dixie Flatline and ONE. Her package also comes with addition VSQ. This vocal was designed to be a faithful recreation of her vocal provider Sakamoto Miu. Trial/Demo Vers?: Yes Starter Available?: No App vers.?: Yes Optimum Range: G2 ~ G4 Optimum Tempo: 65 ~ 150 BPM Others: In order to perform DVD-ROM drive / sound device / activation process, requires a computer to be connected to the internet environment.CPU: Celeron Dual Core 2.1 GHz or more.Works with 32bit compatibility mode on Windows 7 in (WOW64), and 64bit version of Windows 8.This used the new VOCALOID NEO engine to work on Mac computers. In 2013, a Mac version of Mew called "Mew NEO" was released. While she was listed as getting a second edition alongside the V3 editor, VY1v3, VY2v3, Aoki Lapis, and Tone Rion, she alongside Rion's SE release never came out, likely due to their NEO versions being in development. The original version of Mew was discontinued from sale on April 20th, 2013. This was on September 30, 2011, making her, SeeU, Gumi Extend, and VY1v3 the very first VOCALOIDs of the 3rd generation.
Mew was made available to purchase by pre-order on the official VOCALOID site. Her boxart was revealed on September 13, 2011. Mew is also sold alone without the software. When the Japanese Yamaha VOCALOID website was updated, it was revealed that Mew was due to be released as a bundled package with the VOCALOID3 software as a starter option, alongside VY1 who was being released separately under the same bundle. Mew was first featured on the CD " The VOCALOID" with a demo of her song, called " Line," (by Yuyoyuppe) Mew is a female VOCALOID based on the singer Miu Sakamoto.
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