IA
IA is a humanoid persona voiced by a singing synthesizer application developed by 1st Place Co., Ltd., headquartered in Meguro, Tokyo, Japan. They use Yamaha Corporation's Vocaloid 3 singing synthesizer technology. Her voice is created using samples of Lia.
People born in Ia (First 49 people) - Page 70
Diamond Foxxx
American pornographic film actor
Park Cannon
American Politician
Hal Breeden
American baseball player
Emanuel Byrd
American football tight end
Alice Coachman
American athlete
Gary Ellerson
Former american football player
Osceola Macarthy Adams
Actress
Byrd Holland
Actor
Daryl Smith
American football linebacker
Danny Breeden
Hal Breeden's brother
Jenn Shaw
American film director
Kregg Lumpkin
American football running back
Preston King
Former United States Senator
Akileis Leroy
American football player
Troy Reddick
American personal trainer
Joe Yonan
American writer
Andre Young
American professional basketball player
Merritt Ranew
Professional baseball player
Chann McRae
American bicycler
Kylie Sonique Love
American drag queen
Emarlos Leroy
Former American football player
Montavious Stanley
American football player
Ben Lee Cheshire
Kelly Bryan's husband
Bryan Chamberlain
American football player
Richard Lee Jones
Former United States Ambassador to Liberia
Tom Pennington
American football player
Tyler Cheese
American professional basketball player
Ray Charles
Musician
Wadsworth Jarrell
American painter
Ben Clyde
American basketball player
Juwon Young
American football linebacker
Derrick Moore
Former American football player
Jeanne L. Noble
University teacher
William Levi Dawson
Former United States Representative
Russell Malone
American jazz guitarist
Wayman Hancock
Herbie Hancock's father
Myron McCormick
American actor
Bernard Kilgore
Lisa Origliasso
Australian singer-songwriter
Jessica Origliasso
Australian singer-songwriter
George Rogers Clark
American military officer
Lottie Moon
Missionary
Lucy Jefferson Lewis
Thomas Jefferson's sister
George W. Randolph
Lawyer
Jack Jouett
Former Virginia State Delegate
Thomas Walker Gilmer
American statesman
Walter Leake
Former Governor of Mississippi
