EPTOn May 02 2014 05:12 Dandel Ion wrote:
i still don't understand what vocaloid is and why people give a shit about it
i still don't understand what vocaloid is and why people give a shit about it
She's a holographic pop star.
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Ketara
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She's a holographic pop star. | ||
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Kyrie
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On May 02 2014 05:13 Alaric wrote: Makes people decide to do music. So then you can get good melodies when they publish it. Drums. o7 it's bizarre to me that someone would write a song and decide at some point in the process that the end product would be improved by the inclusion of a weird synthesized voice which i guess is why vocaloid is extremely niche outside of japan, but i'm still confused as to how it got so popular there | ||
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Alaric
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On May 02 2014 05:11 Crusnik wrote: 10 hours of fukarita is funny Pls. (The original damn catchy, though. I'll try that next time I get drowsy at work, should keep me awake and working.) | ||
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Requizen
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On May 02 2014 05:11 Ketara wrote: I'm discussing with friends going to a Miku concert here in San Diego next month. She's opening for Lady Gaga. Tickets are like 70$ though, that might be out of my giving a shit range. Miku wouldn't be nearly as cool if she wasn't a hologram though. Hologram = awesome. Wait I thought Crayon Pop was opening for Lady Gaga | ||
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Fusilero
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Ketara
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It just happens to be Miku in San Diego. | ||
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Parnage
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At this point half of the top 40 in the us is voice altered in some way anyway. A completely fake singer just seems like the next logical step. | ||
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Ketara
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But what's cool is, first off, it really is super honest. There's no difference between what the fans think the pop idol is and the actual person playing the role of the idol, because there is no actual person. So you're never going to end up with a crazed mentally broken chick on drugs 10 years later because she couldn't live up to the expectations of her idolizing fans. Second, hologram. Awesome. Apparently the rig to actually create the Miku hologram cost like 5 million dollars and they actually fly it from Japan to do concerts in other countries because that's cheaper than building a new rig. | ||
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Kyrie
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Ketara
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I just want to see the hologram some day. | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
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On May 02 2014 05:26 Kyrie wrote: that would make sense but i don't really know what to think because japan Not thinking is the first, and most glorious, step | ||
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Alaric
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As I said, seeing the amount of stuff created, I assume the ability to make someone sing stuff you wrote was cool to people. You got a bunch of programs to do music for you, but if you can't sing well enough over it, well tough luck. I'm now on a slam jam spree. This one clicks so well wtf @_@ | ||
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Alzadar
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Kyrie
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i think i found your problem | ||
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jcarlsoniv
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On May 02 2014 05:42 Alzadar wrote: My office is too hot. I'm burning up. We even have personal thermostats and I've got mine down to 11 but it's still too hot. You have personal thermostats?! It is also very warm in my department cubicle block, but I don't think it's like this is most other parts of the office QQ | ||
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
On May 02 2014 05:44 Kyrie wrote: usually things are turned up to 11 i think i found your problem ??? | ||
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