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I'll be trying to explain the Vocaloid... Stuff... from the most factual standpoint I can.
Next week I'll be talking about a certain song pertaining to this in particular: Kaizoku F no Shouzou.
Now, I suppose, would be a good time to also explain what a Vocaloid is.
VOCALOID is a series of computer software products developed by Yamaha Corporation—a Japanese company—intended to synthesize a Japanese singing voice with user inputs.
They were wildly successful (most well known is Hatsune Miku), and sound fantastic (in my opinion). On top of that, after purchasing a license to one (and hiring a few musicians for a backing track), anyone can become a music producer!
A limited list of (well-known) official "Vocaloids," as the characters are called, is as follows:
Next week I'll be talking about a certain song pertaining to this in particular: Kaizoku F no Shouzou.
The singers of Kaizoku F no Shouzou—Left-to-right: Megurine Luka, MEIKO, Kagamine Rin & Len, and KAITO. |
VOCALOID is a series of computer software products developed by Yamaha Corporation—a Japanese company—intended to synthesize a Japanese singing voice with user inputs.
They were wildly successful (most well known is Hatsune Miku), and sound fantastic (in my opinion). On top of that, after purchasing a license to one (and hiring a few musicians for a backing track), anyone can become a music producer!
A limited list of (well-known) official "Vocaloids," as the characters are called, is as follows:
- IA (Pronounced Ee-aah)
- Hatsune Miku
- Kasane Teto
- Kagamine Len & Kagamine Rin (Kind of one character)
- KAITO
- MEIKO
- Megurine Luka
- Gumi
- Kamui Gakupo
- OLIVER.
And, with that out of the way, I hope to see you again next week for another installment of...
Random Stuff With This Random Person! Until then! Bye!
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