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[Digital Hazard]

woop, guess who solved a Cramer's rule matrix math problem right.

Miku is bad and Im sorry for your ears

dead/10 It wasnt Len/rin, Kaito or Gakupo

Anyone is better than Miku, really.

 

[dimensionsword64]

Which one of her crappy songs did he show you guys?

Out of curiosity, what was the name of the song?

I think it was "World is Mine" or something.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

I think it was "World is Mine" or something.

Oh that song isnt bad but yeah Miku kinda... is eh. Go look at Kaito, Gakupo and Rin/Len sing it. They are MUCH better
While your at it, look up Daughter of Evil and Servant of Evil

 

[Deleted member]

What da fuq is a Vita?

The non-existant companion to the Game Gear, WonderSwan, and Atari Lynx, PlayStation Portable. And even Virtual Boy.

 

[Substitution]

I'll be honest, I never did get the point of Vocaloids.

 

[Rysir]

The point of Vocaloids was to bring cool clothes to Mabinogi.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

I'll be honest, I never did get the point of Vocaloids.

If you never got the point then it probably isn't for you. I like it because of how real they sound now and if handled by the right person, they can sound amazing

 

[Digital Hazard]

I think it was "World is Mine" or something.

That song centered around a brattish egocentric princess? *blargh*

Seriously, why he/she showed that?

 

[Blargg888]

Oh that song isnt bad but yeah Miku kinda... is eh. Go look at Kaito, Gakupo and Rin/Len sing it. They are MUCH better
While your at it, look up Daughter of Evil and Servant of Evil

I think it was "World is Mine" or something.

Mm.
Honestly, I've "heard" the Miku/vocaloid songs, and I must say that I actually do like them.
...
That being said, I say "heard" because I've never actually heard the original renditions of any of them(Except Irony, which is just bad), but instead, covers and transcriptions onto instruments such as guitar and piano. And they sound pretty good.

I'll be honest, I never did get the point of Vocaloids.

I don't either, but I get good music out of it, and I like music, so it works out for me.

 

[Morbi]

I'll be honest, I never did get the point of Vocaloids.

I know nothing about Vocaloids, but my uneducated guess would be: dubstep for anime fans because anime fans only listen to Japanese music and there is no Japanese dubstep (probably).

 

[Soul.]

I know nothing about Vocaloids, but my uneducated guess would be: dubstep for anime fans because anime fans only listen to Japanese music and there is no Japanese dubstep (probably).

There is no Japanese dubstep. Dubstep is the tryhard genre.

 

[Deleted member]

I know nothing about Vocaloids, but my uneducated guess would be: dubstep for anime fans because anime fans only listen to Japanese music and there is no Japanese dubstep (probably).

Dubstep + anime? L0L.
I heard of Vocaloids but I wasn't / am still not interested on listening to songs regarding them.

 

[Substitution]

I know nothing about Vocaloids, but my uneducated guess would be: dubstep for anime fans because anime fans only listen to Japanese music and there is no Japanese dubstep (probably).

But what about Japanese anime dubstep?

 

[KingofPhantoms]

I pretty much have zero interest in Hastune Miku (and just Vocaloids in general) as it stands now.

I've never heard one of those songs, and I barely even want to check one out of curiosity.

I don't know, maybe I'm missing out on something I might like but it just doesn't really interest me...

 

[Frostwraith]

As a matter of trivia, Vocaloid is a juxtaposition of two words: vocal and android.

Essentially, it's automated voice generator software that allows use for musical composition. If I'm not mistaken, the first ones were invented by Japanese company Yamaha. You probably know them as manufacturers of motorcycles and musical instruments.

The voices are actually sampled by voice actors and the software adjusts pitch and several other aspects for more flexibility.

 

[Kikkipoptart12]

I don't really listen to that many Vocaloids songs, But I like how Kaito V3 sound like.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Dubstep + anime? L0L.
I heard of Vocaloids but I wasn't / am still not interested on listening to songs regarding them.

There is no Japanese dubstep. Dubstep is the tryhard genre.

I know nothing about Vocaloids, but my uneducated guess would be: dubstep for anime fans because anime fans only listen to Japanese music and there is no Japanese dubstep (probably).

Belive it or not, it is out there

As a matter of trivia, Vocaloid is a juxtaposition of two words: vocal and android.

Essentially, it's automated voice generator software that allows use for musical composition. If I'm not mistaken, the first ones were invented by Japanese company Yamaha. You probably know them as manufacturers of motorcycles and musical instruments.

The voices are actually sampled by voice actors and the software adjusts pitch and several other aspects for more flexibility.

Dont forget to tell them that Miku wasnt the first one that was made

 

[Blargg888]

Page 777!
*Insert comment about being lucky, and other crap here*
*A single party popper goes off*

 

[Latte]

I'll be honest, I never did get the point of Vocaloids.

Vocaloids are instruments. Their purpose is to be used like any other instrument; to make noise. On top of that, they allow people who aren't good at singing to compose songs with vocals--without the need to hire a vocalist.

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Miku is one of my least favorite Vocaloids. Gumi, Len/Rin, and IA are much better, in my opinion.

 

[Soul.]

Belive it or not, it is out there


Dont forget to tell them that Miku wasnt the first one that was made

It is a thing?
Alright..

Is this dubstep? I cannot tell.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Page 777!
*Insert comment about being lucky, and other crap here*
*A single party popper goes off*

WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER

 

[Morbi]

Vocaloids are instruments. Their purpose is to be used like any other instrument; to make noise. On top of that, they allow people who aren't good at singing to compose songs with vocals--without the need to hire a vocalist.

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Miku is one of my least favorite Vocaloids. Gumi, Len/Rin, and IA are much better, in my opinion.

I do not understand the point of the live-performances, could you perhaps explain that? I mean, I understand listening to music, but people go to these live concerts to hear what I assume is the same version of the song as it was generated via computer, correct? For instance, if you go to see an artist live, you are seeing the raw unedited performance. But with this, is it not the same version of the song? Or do people just like to pretend that Miku is real (based on the YouTube comments I read)?

Sorry for the interrogation. I am just curious.

 

[Frostwraith]

Dont forget to tell them that Miku wasnt the first one that was made

The first Vocaloid software is called just that: Vocaloid. And had no mascot or anything like that. The first release dates back to 2004.

Hatsune Miku is just one of many derivatives.

Also, why don't some people here do some research on stuff? Google exists, you know... In the era of information, where you can find anything anytime, it's difficult to properly justify ignorance... Just saying.

 

[Substitution]

Though let's face it, Substep is always better than Dubstep.

Also, why don't some people here do some research on stuff? Google exists, you know... In the era of information, where you can find anything anytime, it's difficult to properly justify ignorance... Just saying.

Because I don't give that much of a crap about Vocaloids to do so.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

It is a thing?
Alright..

Is this dubstep? I cannot tell.

wow with the singing it is pretty hard to tell for me too. If that is dubstep, its some pretty damn good dubstep

 

[Croph]

I'll be honest, I never did get the point of Vocaloids.

It's a pretty complex program that's basically allows users to manipulate voicebanks, creating whatever songs they like. And there's more than Japanese Vocaloids (one of my fave Vocaloid is Oliver, who has a British accent). English companies make them too. Crypton, the company that made a lot of popular Vocaloids like Miku, is very encouraging for aspiring artists and is pretty open to expanding the Vocaloid culture.

Of course, since it's really big in Japan, there's a lot of J-pop stuff out there. Though, there's some gems that I like. As for Miku, yeah, World Is Mine is very popular, but I'm not a big fan. There's better Miku songs out there imo.

Oh, if you're curious about all the technical stuff about the Vocaloid software like I was, check out this article. Really goes in-depth about explaining the software.

 

[Soul.]

wow with the singing it is pretty hard to tell for me too. If that is dubstep, its some pretty damn good dubstep

I just listened to the music in the same video, not from the source.
Yeah that's dubstep lol.

 

[Latte]

I do not understand the point of the live-performances, could you perhaps explain that? I mean, I understand listening to music, but people go to these live concerts to hear what I assume is the same version of the song as it was generated via computer, correct? For instance, if you go to see an artist live, you are seeing the raw unedited performance. But with this, is it not the same version of the song? Or do people just like to pretend that Miku is real (based on the YouTube comments I read)?

Sorry for the interrogation. I am just curious.

It's basically the same version of the song, though I've seen that oftentimes actual humans are playing the instruments.
To be honest, there isn't a reason to go to one aside from the experience. I, personally, do not want to go to one, though I admit it would be interesting to see the holograms dancing and whatnot.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

It's a pretty complex program that's basically allows users to manipulate voicebanks, creating whatever songs they like. And there's more than Japanese Vocaloids (one of my fave Vocaloid is Oliver, who has a British accent). English companies make them too. Crypton, the company that made a lot of popular Vocaloids like Miku, is very encouraging for aspiring artists and is pretty open to expanding the Vocaloid culture.

Of course, since it's really big in Japan, there's a lot of J-pop stuff out there. Though, there's some gems that I like. As for Miku, yeah, World Is Mine is very popular, but I'm not a big fan. There's better Miku songs out there imo.

Oh, if you're curious about all the technical stuff about the Vocaloid software like I was, check out this article. Really goes in-depth about explaining the software.

Some of the better songs aren't even sung by Miku. Most of her songs are about one sided loves and crap or just her being a *****

 

[Blargg888]

WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER

*Looks down at chicken sandwich that I am ACTUALLY eating for dinner*
...
Code Purple!
Code Purple!
He knows too much...

 

[Morbi]

I just listened to the music in the same video, not from the source.
Yeah that's dubstep lol.

Basically, if the bass drops, you have yourself dubstep. Or at the very least some hybrid genre with dubstep as an influence.

 

[Digital Hazard]

Can someone remind me why this was cancelled?

 

[Morbi]

Can someone remind me why this was cancelled?

Marvel wants you to watch their original Netflix series Daredevil and Jessica Jones.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Can someone remind me why this was cancelled?

because Humans don't know a good think if it bit us in the butt

 

[Blargg888]

Some of the better songs aren't even sung by Miku. Most of her songs are about one sided loves and crap or just her being a *****

I like the songs that tell little stories like The Game of Life, as well as Six Trillion Years And Overnight Story. (Again, covers by other people).
Also, the lyrics to Irony are pretty depressing.

 

[This Guy!]

Anyone ever see a 24-string bass guitar? Well you have now:

 

[Deleted member]

Basically, if the bass drops, you have yourself dubstep. Or at the very least some hybrid genre with dubstep as an influence.

And what if the bass goes up?

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Im eating a salad and I just found out why I feel so sick. I haven't eaten a salad in a LONG time and I have to get used to it again. Good thing this salad is good

And what if the bass goes up?

Son, You got yourself some Nightcore


I think
Either that or the world go crazy in confusion

 

[Soul.]

Basically, if the bass drops, you have yourself dubstep. Or at the very least some hybrid genre with dubstep as an influence.

Indeed, that's pretty much dubstep. Once the bass drops with those sound effects, you know it's dubstep. Techno dubstep is also a thing I guess..
Even though I think real music is garbage for the most part, some are hilarious.

 

[CyberHyperPhoenix]

Indeed, that's pretty much dubstep. Once the bass drops with those sound effects, you know it's dubstep. Techno dubstep is also a thing I guess..
Even though I think real music is garbage for the most part, some are hilarious.

You think everything is garbage