My favorite song from sby her is "Override" fromwritten by Yoshida Yasei. My favorite song by her is "Override" written by Yoshida Yasei.

My favorite song from seaturing her is "Override" fromby Yoshida Yasei. My favorite song featuring her is "Override" by Yoshida Yasei.

(1) Kasane Teto didn't write the song, so "from her" isn't accurate; she merely features in it. (2) When naming the artist behind a song or any piece of art in general, we'd typically use "by" instead of "from".

My favorite song from sheof hers is "Override" fromby Yoshida Yasei. My favorite song of hers is "Override" by Yoshida Yasei.

My favorite song from sher is "Override" fromby Yoshida Yasei. My favorite song from her is "Override" by Yoshida Yasei.

Do you know vVocaloid? Do you know Vocaloid?

Strictly speaking, "Vocaloid" should be capitalised as it is the name of a product.

Do you know about vocaloids? Do you know about vocaloids?

Do you know what vocaloids are? Do you know what vocaloids are?

It is mechanicala computer-generated voice from Japan. It is a computer-generated voice from Japan.

It is mechanical voicea voice synthesiser from Japan. It is a voice synthesiser from Japan.

Vocaloid is what is known as a voice synthesiser.

It is mechanicalThey are computerized voices from Japan. They are computerized voices from Japan.

mechanical brings to mind things like engines and gears. Something like vocaloid would be described as "computerized voices" (or very informally "computer voices")

It is mechanical voice fromThey are a computer generated voices developed in Japan. They are a computer generated voices developed in Japan.

I like the Vocaloid Kasane Teto from it. I like the Vocaloid Kasane Teto.

"From it" isn't suitable here. Kasane Teto doesn't "come from" Vocaloid; she is one.

I like Kasane Teto from it. I like Kasane Teto.

The context is implied by the previous sentence.

I like the vocaloid Kasane Teto from it. I like the vocaloid Kasane Teto.