Not to be confused with Sharpkey Galaxy, the Sharpkey Galaxy Editor was an updated version of the Sharpkey editor. Cross(Vowel) - Allows to crossfade the vowel of the note with the same vowel of a different pitch.

Timbre - Changes which pitch is used for the note.

Phoneme - Changes the timing of phonemes and transitions.

Gender - Changes the formant of the voice, making it sound more masculine or feminine.

Power - Shifts the voice from soft to powerful.

Brightness - Shifts the voice from mellow to excited.

Notable features included built-in dictionary support to convert certain Chinese characters into roman letters, a feature known to the western community as cross-fade which allows to replace a note's vowel with that of a different phoneme (for example, typing into Sharpkey 'bo' would appear as 'bo' and would render a 'bo' sound with the vowel of a 'ka' sound), and multiple parameters:

Yun Hao (assumed to be released for DeepVocal).

Yu Sheng (assumed to be released for DeepVocal).

Rabia (assumed to be released for DeepVocal).

Produced for the Sharpkey or Sharpkey Galaxy engines, but not released:

Suoyun Rila (released for Sharpkey Galaxy Editor).

There were many voices produced for the software, though not all were released. The vocal would be replaced by Sharpkey Galaxy in the future with the release of Suoyun Rila on February 16th, 2019, and would then be converted into the DeepVocal software, likely released with Xia Yezi. Many vocals would follow, as can be seen on the timeline page.

The editor and its first vocal, Huan Xiao Yi, were announced and released on July 21st, 2016, through a video on Boxstar's bilibili.

Sharpkeys software