On VoxWave's website, it was announced that crowdfunding for the product aimed to be launched in March or April, assumingly ending in May. (Note it is not a software demonstration) It was later confirmed that there would be a follow up demonstration with the voice provider singing in French. This was an a capella version of 'Koibito wo Uchiotoshita Hi' from Sound Horizon. On January 14, 2014, a demonstration of the provider's voice was uploaded to the VoxWave YouTube channel. Japanese was the winning candidate of the two. On this survey was a question for a secondary language English or Japanese. ĭuring November of 2013, a survey to gauge potential interest for a French vocal was announced from VoxWave's Twitter. However, on October 16 of the same year the project's legitimacy was confirmed by Anders of VocaTone After the confirmation, a new thread was created on VocaloidOtaku. Some communities were skeptical due to the lack of involvement from well-known sources. Never before now, aesthetics are free to explore new worlds and the technique of finding new solutions.On January 13, 2013, the first hint of a possible French VOCALOID was provided with enthusiastic news posted on, with the intention of announcing the project. The split system, the heart of the Plug-In patent, is made up of two units connected to each other: a front one, round and harmonious, and the other consisting of an innovative rear technical compartment. In this way emphasis is given to design, which for the first time can play with different shapes and styles. Plug-In, covered by the European patent n ° 16738687.9, allows to move the technical part in a wall tank, in the rear part of the stove. Plug-In is the revolutionary concept of pellets, the patented system that gives life to a new stove: high energy performance marrying avant-garde design. Thanks to Plug-In, aesthetics are no longer tied to technology: design becomes captivating and unmatched, free to express itself in all its forms, in all its beauty. This technical bond has also become an aesthetic and design constraint: pellet stoves always have the same shapes, a design that is always the same and without the possibility of great variations. Until today, pellet stoves have been designed with a tank, the hopper, placed in the same heater's casing, often at the back of the appliance.

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