On October 09 2014 06:07 Requizen wrote: Wei, you too will find love some day.
3dpd, get away from me you filthy casual.
You think you're playing the game of life on tryhard mode, but really all you're doing is all of the work with none of the joy.
When you find love, it's like... a perfect layer of snow covers your world. All the things are still there, but the sounds are muted, the edges softer. The world goes from a harsh place to a wonderland. And you know it's all still there, but it doesn't matter because just seeing that view, hearing it crunch beneath your feet, feeling the cool wind on your skin, you realize that this feeling, this beauty is worth living for, even if you can't see it every second of every day.
On October 09 2014 06:07 Requizen wrote: Wei, you too will find love some day.
3dpd, get away from me you filthy casual.
You think you're playing the game of life on tryhard mode, but really all you're doing is all of the work with none of the joy.
When you find love, it's like... a perfect layer of snow covers your world. All the things are still there, but the sounds are muted, the edges softer. The world goes from a harsh place to a wonderland. And you know it's all still there, but it doesn't matter because just seeing that view, hearing it crunch beneath your feet, feeling the cool wind on your skin, you realize that this feeling, this beauty is worth living for, even if you can't see it every second of every day.
Pretty cute, a bit flat though(Not bust, bust is good). Interested why it's so popular vs say a band/singer with a cute 2D persona. Music would be better that way.
Well, comparing a vocaloid to a boys/girls band, it's less hypocritical, in a way. Plus considering that the program helped writers get their stuff known (since with music softwares and a vocaloid they didn't need to know how to play instruments or find a good singer to get it done) it's not that bad. Some of it is pretty good in term of melody/lyrics meaning, and there are also amateur doing clips for these, some of which are, again, pretty good.
All in all it fosters creativity so as long as people only perceive it the same way as they'd do about any "pop artist" persona all is fine I'd say.
I don't have problems with a vocaloid, especially that concert, though i'd like the band to be in a little more light than just enough to see their instuments. even manufactured solo acts that have a live band (almost none of them) at least give the band some of the credit.
Archeage note. my pettyness is creeping into my archage. I'm a paladin, but i want to get rid of vitalism because i hate the name paladin.
I got a little less weirded out when I saw there was an actual band playing along with the vocaloid, so it's not like people show up to a concert with no live music. I have my doubts about how much it would actually help a writer's publicity, but then I'm not in Japan where it's more accepted.
On October 09 2014 06:46 PrinceXizor wrote: I don't have problems with a vocaloid, especially that concert, though i'd like the band to be in a little more light than just enough to see their instuments. even manufactured solo acts that have a live band (almost none of them) at least give the band some of the credit.
Archeage note. my pettyness is creeping into my archage. I'm a paladin, but i want to get rid of vitalism because i hate the name paladin.
I would imagine having too much light on the stage screws with the hologram.
We were actually specifically told not to bring LED glowsticks to the concert.