“Voice Demo – Children” This collection features carefully selected voice samples from both voice actors mimicking children and real children, categorized by gender into little boys and little girls, with detailed age annotations. The library covers a wide range of performance styles, including emotions such as passionate, timid, happy, and crying, as well as personalities ranging from innocent and cute to mature and steady. This presentation showcases only a portion of the extensive library, with each audio clip meticulously designed to accurately capture the vocal characteristics and emotional expressions of children at different ages.

Girl 1:  7-year-old loli voice, tender, bright, and cute. A breathy, slightly infantile tone perfectly conveys a little girl’s pleading and sulky mood while acting coquettish.

Girl 2: 6-year-old loli voice, tender, cute, and bright. Taking Zhu Ziqing’s “Spring” as an example, it authentically recreates the unique charm of a child reciting poetry.

Girl 3: 10-year-old loli voice, crisp and resonant. Simulates a primary school student directing queue discipline on the playground, evoking childhood memories.

Girl 4: 8-year-old loli voice, tender, bright, and cute. Vividly performs a gradually building emotional performance of a crying scene. As the emotion intensifies, volume and speech rate gradually increase until the emotional climax is reached, handled with precise timing.

Girl 5 (Cartoon Style): 9-year-old cartoon-style loli voice, bright. A cartoon-style performance transitioning from sadness to hope, then to seeking help, delicately expressing the character’s emotional shifts—especially impressive is the breath control at the ends of phrases.

Girl 6 (Cartoon Style): 8-year-old cartoon-style loli voice, bright, lively, and cute. Radiates joy throughout, conveying a sense of pure happiness through natural and fluent delivery.

Boy 1: 7-year-old shota voice, cartoon style. Pure, bright, and energetic voice dynamically performs a little boy in a soccer scene, ideal for cartoon or anime dubbing.

Boy 2: 7-year-old shota voice, cartoon style. Warm, pure voice vividly portrays an introverted, clumsy character through repeated single words and a natural, colloquial ending particle “ei”.

Boy 3: 9-year-old shota voice, cartoon style. Bright, determined voice, using upward inflection to accurately convey a stubborn character trait.

Boy 4: 13-year-old shota voice, solid tone particularly suitable for a chubby kid role. Expresses sudden realization by elongating the word “oh”, with a casual, natural tone fitting for conversations among friends.

Boy 5 (Cartoon Style): 8-year-old shota voice, pure and bright. Briefly and effectively introduces a pet pig with concise, lively language fitting a little boy’s image.

Boy 6 (Cartoon Style): 7-year-old shota voice, warm and pure. Naturally performs a crying scene, with the reaction to being hit conveyed very realistically.

Boy 7 (Cartoon Style): 13-year-old shota voice, warm and solid, portraying a steady, mature little adult. Skillful use of breath connections subtly adds a sense of inner urgency.

Child 1: 6-year-old loli voice, tender and cute, authentically expresses a little girl’s attachment to her father and her feelings of being wronged.

Child 2 (Cartoon Style): 7-year-old shota voice, tender and bright, focuses on portraying a little boy living in a fairytale world with an innocent, happy personality. Performance is enhanced by emphasizing stressed words like “dinosaur claws” and “treasure”.