Miku is no longer a Vocaloid actually, Yamaha has basically abandoned the software and now Crypton has their own software to host the latest (controversial) version of Miku, Miku NT. Most people still prefer to use Vocaloid 4 over 5 because it's more geared towards tuning the voices manually and giving the user more control CORRECTION: Vocaloid 6 released so it is not abandoned but more accurately Crypton has abandoned Vocaloid

@ember_falls

Жыл бұрын

oh that's interesting, I've never actually looked into the synth tech behind the songs so I don't know anything about what happens there lol

@Kougeru

Жыл бұрын

That's not entirely true. Crypon was always the owner and they chose not to continue working with YAMAHA because they believed that Vocaloid software was too limiting for what they wanted to do. Though of course 3 years later we see that nothing really good has happened...

@leavescore754

Жыл бұрын

who really use NT? haha

@osakablinladen

Жыл бұрын

god i wish they just migrated to synthv but it looks like crypton wanted their own engine for a while and would migrate even if vocaloid didn't fall off

@enginerdy

Жыл бұрын

This is a lot of consternation over something that is essentially an extended gimmick

It's really strange to hear Miku sing over a trap beat, since both Miku and the trap music trend are from different times! Very nostalgic and novel at the same time.

@keepyourshoesathedoor

Жыл бұрын

Not really, but I get how you feel.

@HarryAdee

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what I would want to comment. It sounds great.

@MyFictionalChaos

Жыл бұрын

I feel that way too! Even though, trap beats are kind of old now too haha! Time sure is flying by, huh!

@its_myo

Жыл бұрын

try listening to yameii online or lil 3nvi. they are not hatsune miku but other english vocaloids its actually fire.

@vandarkholme4745

Жыл бұрын

Yeah! Generally not a huge fan of vocaloids but this actually is palatable

The reason having a real time piano input for speech synthesis doesn’t work suuuper well is because we typically sing the consonant just before the note, and leave the vowel to take up all the space. In the actual vocaloid program (and similar synths like openUTAU, CeVIO, and my personal fav SynthV) the consonant is inserted right before the midi note you fill in, but for that to happen in real time the piano would need to somehow predict your touch before you press the key. It’s still a really cool device though! Just might be hard to play since you need to be sliiightly off time.

@DavidHilowitzMusic

Жыл бұрын

yes, this is exactly what I was experiencing. I ended up playing every note a bit early in order to get it to line up

@kosherre6243

Жыл бұрын

My solution: discuss your plans with the software. I'm sure they'd understand.

@inexpensive_housing-2948

Жыл бұрын

hey yo wont beleive but there's a couple of vocal synth rpograms that do real time; AlterEgo and Chipspeech. both by Plogue. they work just like that

@kimisaacbuelagala1314

Жыл бұрын

could add a proximity sensor to the keys

@kosherre6243

Жыл бұрын

@@kimisaacbuelagala1314 but if you hover your fingers on nearby keys, they'll also be triggered.

most of these tracks sound like the soundtrack to Bee and Puppycat, a show using the vocaloid Oliver both as an actual character voice and as a background singer, very cool!

@lifeonmvrs

Жыл бұрын

yes!! haha, i kept thinking that throughout the whole video lmao :P

@weirdosuggested

Жыл бұрын

that’s what i was thinking too

@KitsuneFyora

Жыл бұрын

*lowest growl voice ever* "DEFEATEEEEEEDDDDDD"

@cyberneticsquid

Жыл бұрын

Bee and Puppycat :D

@darianstarfrog

Жыл бұрын

Hey! Fellow Bee and Puppy cat fans!!! How weird we gathered here!?

I briefly had a Korg Miku pedal and it was a blast on guitar.

@ARGAMA_

Жыл бұрын

I always thought it was a little underwhelming. This is def a step in the right direction as far as a playable Miku voice. Obviously it'll always be better to hand input the midi notes yourself, but this is an exciting option for vocal synths!

@ingreynelg

Жыл бұрын

There is a great demo by SpiralCaster who was very capable to make the Miku sound very good.

@CHADALAK1

Жыл бұрын

I've been on a hunt for one of these! D: ! Someday when guitar pedal captures are better I would capture it. NeuralDSP Quad Cortex I don't think will be able to due to the pedal's complex nature

@dn4339

Жыл бұрын

Listen to Into the Twilight by Jack White. He's makes great use of said pedal.

@Mrshoujo

Жыл бұрын

@@CHADALAK1 I bought one from Juno Records in the UK years ago for $115 on sale. This was when every place was selling it for a lot more.

the sung words are just the components of japanese the idea is you can piece them together to make them into actual words. A I U E O buttons are the kana alphabet designations the words all base from KA KI KU KE KO, SA SHI TSU SE SO ect...

@CrossbredManiac

Жыл бұрын

🤝

@alaamhmd1158

Жыл бұрын

I dont get it.. so to sing anata wa daisuki.. what should he press ?? Vowels are obvious but where are the other letters?

@rodneycusi7978

Жыл бұрын

Huh I always wondered what she was saying

@muyodosel1658

Жыл бұрын

@@alaamhmd1158 anata "ga" daisuki anata wa daisuki would mean: you are daisuki, instead of "i love you".

@ashleybunny1884

Жыл бұрын

@@muyodosel1658 doesn’t really answer the question lol 😆

2:36 I want a version of just this on loop.

@eg-draw

Жыл бұрын

I want it too :(

@mreyeball3085

Жыл бұрын

Reminds of of Holland patent public library works

@alyellow7455

Жыл бұрын

the drums ruin it ngl

@pingeee

Жыл бұрын

yeah that shit was beautiful

彼女は日本語で「こんにちは」「ド・レ・ミ・ファ・ソ・ラ・シ・ド」って歌てるね She sings "konnichiwa" and "do-re-mi-fa-so-la-si-do" in Japanese.

@marktheshark5733

11 ай бұрын

Very cool

@jdssurf

10 ай бұрын

awesome thanks

Honestly wish they made other pocket vocaloids because there are so many with a lot of really cool voices

@Ambipie

Жыл бұрын

some of us would kill for a toggle able rin len stylophone

@flower7250

Жыл бұрын

I really want Fukase and Oliver so muchh! Oliver especially! Since he voiced Puppycat, I want to experiment with it!

@mysteryz0ne272

Жыл бұрын

iirc wasn't there a vy1 chip for this?

@sp01led_m1lk8

Жыл бұрын

I would love a gumi one

@Fi6ment

Жыл бұрын

@@flower7250 omg you read my mind!! i was just about to comment this about oliver and puppycat

More than 30 years ago, when I was in junior high school, I bought a DX7, and now, when my son is in high school, he bought a Hatsune-Miku. She is the real synthesizer of our time.

@ukestudio3002

Жыл бұрын

Had a DX9 I really enjoyed. Wish I had it still .

@resonate72

Жыл бұрын

It's funny because Miku's original design is actually based off of the DX7!

1:20 こんにちは〜ありがとう〜 Konnichiwa〜Arigatou〜

Vocaloid is a huge (and I mean HUGE) subset of music in japan and an insane amount of famous japanese producers come from a vocaloid background. Still to this day the scene has some really big breakout hits that get covers from this other, unrelated virtual idol sphere that is Vtubers... And then the producers create original songs for said vtubers! The vtuber music sphere is another place that's worth a look into since they operate so differently than what the west is used to.

Very cool. Miku gets all the love, but I would love a Pocket Luka. (A different vocaloid) Thanks for sharing this! It's amazing how much the complexity of the sounds you can make skyrockets when you add in the keyboard and pedal.

@c.arandyl

Жыл бұрын

Pocket Luka would be crazy!

@sockfrogsinsuits

Жыл бұрын

i be wanting a pocket oliver for real

@M364A

Жыл бұрын

@@sockfrogsinsuits what about a pocket of money?

@sockfrogsinsuits

Жыл бұрын

@@M364A that works

@wa7saka

Жыл бұрын

Frrr

the ETHEREAL sound at 3:50.... gosh.... this is so cool!! I LOVE vocaloid and just subbed like a week ago, the timing on this video is impeccable!!!!!

@SoapyCilantro

Жыл бұрын

It’s so wild and exiting to think about the birth of a new genre of music that utilizes these products, sounds, and technology in ways we never imagined.

@LizordSword

Жыл бұрын

WILL WOOD MEMES??? IN _MY_ RECOMMENDED????

@reedwilliams1868

Жыл бұрын

it sounds like if Brian Eno started using Vocaloid

@Riku-Leela

Жыл бұрын

Vocaloid heaven

@kellyjogger4935

Жыл бұрын

it sounds like a minion lmao

5:48 ね. とまれ の は 疎遠 な 路線. "Ne. Tomare no wa soen'na rosen." Translation: "You know, the stop is a distant route."

4:10 sounds like cutscene music in a game about exploring some abandoned kingdom Or even in a movie about the same thing. It sounds so cool.

Fun! Just bought one from eBay. Gotta love how Japan has all these wonderful synths and hardware gadgets that nobody has ever heard of

@JakHart

Жыл бұрын

Did you know that most countries have wonderful synths and hardware gadgets that nobody has ever heard of? Well, that is, except the creator, and their circles of people, of course.

@sparklesparklesparkle6318

Жыл бұрын

@@JakHart how do you even have friends.

@teekanne15

Жыл бұрын

@@sparklesparklesparkle6318 pretty bold of you to assume he has friends

@muhammadsyafiq1004

Жыл бұрын

it's vocaloid. Nobody ever heard of the synths version of it cause people that actually do make music in the genre use the software version like Vocaloid 5. It used to be even more janky. People had to actually use a game to develop music during the early days of vocaloid. Vocaloid is not exactly a music genre you consume live. Hence negating the need for synths in the first place. Miku being the OG of course, but my fav vocaloid artist is Cepheid.

@Yakov2050

Жыл бұрын

@@JakHart Japan is special in so many ways and there's no other place in the world like Akihabara. Just because other countries have tinkerers and makers doesn't make Japan any less special

I need an extended version of that ending. Miku is singing such a chill little tune... ♡

@purelucknoskill5158

Жыл бұрын

yes pls

@dheroefic

8 ай бұрын

Pls ❤

I love how this video is edited, other “KZreadrs” spend too much talking about themselves or have an intro, stuff like that this is straight to the point 👍🏽

There are actually a few producers, which use Miku's voice as normal instruments, but only for short periods, before the next part of the song kicks in.. I would have to use a couple hours to find those songs again.

@definitelydefinitelydefini3987

Жыл бұрын

daisychira has a song using mikus voice, its called Heaven's Gate

Just a bit of a guess as to how the controls on this gizmo work, when it comes to the language side of things. Japanese vowels are the "A, I, U ,E, O" sounds that we know in English, but consonants, are actually a vowel with another sound placed in front of it. So for example, you put a "K" and front and you now have "KA, KI, KU, KE, KO". Put an "M" and you now have "MA, MI, MU, ME, MO". The "shift" button is probably swapping between these sets.

@rumi_daisuki12_14

Жыл бұрын

あいうえお

@Quitobito

Жыл бұрын

Consonants aren't vowels with another sound placed in front of them. Consonants are that "another sound". In ka, 'k' is a consonant, 'a' is a vowel, and the unit they form together is called a mora.

My girl Miku! Super excited to see you get into Vocaloid, there's so much cool music out there. The one thing I would say is that Vocaloid isn't so unique anymore! Vocal synth technology has really taken off the last few years, and there's all sorts of other software engines with lots and lots of voices! If you want to check out some free ones, there's UTAU (freeware, a gajillion voices) and Alter/Ego (by Plogue, two free voices), and for commercial stuff, there's CeVIO, Synthesizer V, Crypton's Piapro singer line... and that's just what I can think of off the top of my head!

can someone make a full song off of this specifically 3:50 and 4:08 I keep coming back to this video only for these parts alone

@Cringedak

Жыл бұрын

Me to

Another vocaloid I think you'd enjoy is Yameii, she sings in English. Her voicebank is from Avannah I think

@achewy7700

Жыл бұрын

yameii is voiced by avanna, who is a vocaloid originally released by vocaloid 3. avanna is also used in porter robinson's goodbye to a world if i'm not mistaken

@MyFictionalChaos

Жыл бұрын

@@achewy7700 thanks for commenting bc I was thinking that too! I'm so glad western artists are getting into vocaloid through avanna :D Also FYI for anyone wondering Yameii is a virtual idol but used vocaloid as the software for their voice

@VICZEN

Жыл бұрын

@@achewy7700 He used it in more songs than just Goodbye to A World actually !

@ikeasotbarnslig5228

Жыл бұрын

@@achewy7700 Speaking of Porter Robinson, he actually has his own Vocaloid now! His name is Po-Uta, and he was just released last week, I think.

Just a heads up. Next time you need to quickly translate I think Google Translate can be used with your phones camera and itll automatically translate everything in real time off the page.

@reytunezbz

Жыл бұрын

True not perfect but good enough.

@jmanfishh

Жыл бұрын

Google Lens can translate printed instructions and booklets

@jamesgulland

Жыл бұрын

Was going to suggest the same thing, the accuracy is pretty good nowadays

@DoctorNemmo

Жыл бұрын

Microsoft Translator app is pretty good too !

@rauz

Жыл бұрын

If you're using an iPhone on iOS 16, you can just use the regular camera app, point it at the text and press translate.

please do the whole track it's hauntingly beautiful :)))))))))

@VirgoRebellion

Жыл бұрын

Ye, please...

@outahere57

Жыл бұрын

Yess

It brings back memories. When I was a child, it was sold at a neighborhood bookstore in Japan. Gakken published ‘Otona no Kagaku’(大人の科学), the series of science book with a cool gear.

2:55 Well… it is, a singing robot

A few years back Korg actually made a Miku guitar pedal that actually achieves similar sounds. You could imagine what it sounds like through a Microcosm… Check it out!

@melvoid01

Жыл бұрын

Through a Fuzz with delay and reverb = awesome

The Vocaloid software is very versatile compared to pocket miku, which for its price tag is pretty reasonable. The actual software though in the hands of song writers and musicians can make some incredible songs.

@abyssosque

Жыл бұрын

That one kikuo song is a goddamn vibe

@pinkmiku12

Жыл бұрын

@@abyssosque are you talking about aishite aishite aishite? thats the most popular kikou song i can think of

@_axetrax1

Жыл бұрын

@@abyssosque ALL kikou songs are a 'vibe' #fact

@mimaaellian2678

Жыл бұрын

@@abyssosque hole dwelling you mean?

@abyssosque

Жыл бұрын

@@pinkmiku12 looked it up its emptiness, emptiness, emptiness of emptiness(kara kara kara no kara)

3:30 my girl miku turned into k.k. slider

I cant remember when the last time was i touched a piano or thought about producing music, but the quality of your video production and the sound of that japenese vocaloid thing is amazing. When you started playing around with the microcosm i was reeeaally blown away of how goooooood it sounded. please make more content on these devices !

0:03 I have heard of choirs on synths, but I have never heard a vocaloid on a synth! That’s pretty cool!

@utaukappasensei2

Жыл бұрын

Isn't vocaloid itself a synth?

@richsackett3423

Жыл бұрын

@@utaukappasensei2 Yes, vocaloid is a synth.

@netako

Жыл бұрын

They even made a Miku guitar pedal called Miku Stomp (this one was developed by Korg however) and a very rare Vocaloid keytar named VKB-100 in the early 2010s.

@-Lola.

Жыл бұрын

Vocaloid itself is a synth, but there are also many products spun off from the initial software

I just love how you edit and storytell your videos with testing it out telling the story bout and meanwhile creating a short song with it. You are amazing!

Landed on this video sitting on my doorstep when I opened KZread back up. Great video! Very cool! Definitely looking forward to watching more of your videos. Thanks for sharing.

I watched your Microcosm video first and then got to this. Very glad you showed them both together!

1:33 actually shes saying radon words but with japanese laguage, considering that japanese letters are consistent of entire sillables, japanese is actually really simple phonetically

I am so excited for this! Always wanted to make music on one of these things and now I can. Love being a member and you always come through with unique libraries. God bless ❤

I love your content and I'm a long-time fan of Miku and the Vocaloid software as well (and of synths in general, ofc!)--what a delightful little gadget this is!!

3:02 feels like stepping out into a massive open world in a video game type of theme

The "syllables" mode at the very beginning is actually solfege.

Another amazing video, I loved getting pulled into the wonderful world of exploring these instruments. You make the journey so much fun and add such substance to them, that challenges and inspires us. I also really am blown away by what the Microcosm can do, amazing piece of gear. Joyfully yours!🎹

Thanks for the video, im very glad that you now have so many viewers and subscribers for new videos :3

that chill little tune omg...I'm in love. please make a 10 hour version on that!

So cool and quirky haha I would have never searched for a video like this to be completely honest, but I enjoyed it just as much as anything else due to your fantastic presentation style. Thanks!

actually sounds really nice with reverb and vibrato turned on. and the microcosm makes anything you put through it sound cool :)

This is quite interesting. The atmosphere with vocaloid specifics and tuning just sounds so unique for some reason.

I am so glad I came across your work. It is so fun and brightening in the life department. Thanks for providing smiles all over the world!

Thanks for letting us know about it. The look of the Pocket Miku reminds me of the Stylophone. Your creations sound beautiful.

Actually this synth instrument is based off an old synth from the late 60's called the Stylophone. A Stylophone is uniquely different from a Traditional synth like the Yamaha DX-7. It relies on the electroconductive keypad and a styles as the input for each keynote. While the DX-7 relies on a traditional piano keyboard and each key will toggle a switch to trigger the keynote input.

@duncathan_salt

Жыл бұрын

while the physical instrument is definitely based on a stylophone, the synthesizer software itself is certainly based on vocaloid

@adamedmour9704

Жыл бұрын

@@duncathan_saltThat said it’s extremely frustrating to watch him tap each note individually, and then pick up the pen, and then tap the next note, like a terrible keyboard. Stylophones have a unique glissando based playing style based on dragging the pen across the keyboard, which is evocative of a human voice even in its original primitive analogue form. Moreover, a traditional stylophone features an analogue master tuning knob on the back, which means you can easily tune to the key of the song and retain the “white key” glissando play style in any key. Based on this review video I have no idea how well this product works as an implementation of vocaloid on a stand alone stylophone based controller. For instance, this issue with certain vowels being out of time: what happens to the vowels when you glissando by dragging the pen from one key to the next is absolutely the main thing about this product, and it’s almost miraculously not featured in this video.

Love that delay and reverb combo, was really pretty! 💙

I really love your videos, I love synthesizers but don't have the expendable income to buy any at the moment, so I like to live vicariously through you and your uploads!! Thank you!

omg it's a vocal stylophone I love it

adding the microcosm was brilliant. great video as always!

@drindy5166

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you on that. They definitely work well paired up for killer sounds. 👊🧡👍

ok, this is by far the most unique vocaloid piece of sound I've heard love it

oh my :) i was exploring your channel after watching the piano toy video and im so glad i found something about vocaloid 😁 thanks!

Please be careful with the library you created, I am not sure Yamaha might be mad because of the whole vocaloid situation and I don't want you getting sued or something

Awesome. Been waiting for this for ages and didn’t know it existed already. I tried to learn to use the original Miku software back in 2015 and it gave me a headache every single time. This looks like an incredible distillation of that software!

@SilencePandaa

Жыл бұрын

yeah this has been out FOR AGES (2014 iirc), unfortunately it's really hard to find a "Pocket Miku" without looking to pay 2-3x the original price

@cybergalacticnova

Жыл бұрын

Technology is pretty amazing. Synthesizer V is also a vocal synthesis software, but it's the first to use artificial intelligence and has AI based voicebanks. It's also cheaper than Vocaloid,is flexible, accessible, and very easy to use.

yo ur videos are amazing and you have 1 of the cleanest setups thank you!

Very cool. That microcosm is such a lush tool. Thanks for sharing!

Это прекрасно... Я очень скучаю по такому звучанию Мику, сейчас это уже что-то олдскульные. Звучит эфемерно, переносит на 12 лет назад

This is pretty cool! It definitely gives inspiration to be creative. I could definitely see myself adding something like this to a song if I buy one (once I figure out how to make words😅)

This is actually really cool. I would love for you to make a full song of that melody you made. Really pretty!

neat little thing and cool video!! i love seeing vocaloid content like this :)

Wow, This is like the next level version of the Korg Miku Stomp Pedal, sounds amazing too.

Dude, I want you to know what this specific video of yours just meant to me. Listening to you talking about sound across all this details and with such passion filled me with awe toward the sheer potential of the number of brilliant minds in the world, connected to different topics, and what they could achieve together. You increased my hope in humanity, really. And I needed that. A thousand thanks.

Thanks for these awesome videos!

man i really need one of these! I'd been digging around a while ago and it doesn't look like anyone sells them anymore. all in all, great video, hoping to get my own synth someday soon :)

I had some Maria Carey ptsd when I thought you were playing her song at 2:00

These sounds are so blessing, let's hope author releases something on bandcamp, or anywhere. UwU

Dude it's so ominous for some reason with the pedal and I love it I used to listen to a lot of Vocaloid but this is so good!

This is amazing! I want more videos about it, subscribing for that!

This is super unique and sounds very ethereal.

Getting big Portal turret voices vibe from this!

Ohh mannn.. you got great works!! Thank you for sharing!!

Absolutely amazing video, very cool!

3:49 OMG give me more of this, its like meditation music I would LOVE to recreate this, but I have no idea what the hell you are doing 😂

Sir, can we have the whole track from this part please? 2:37 Because it's sounds very calm, and relaxing. This melody stuck in my head for long time! Thank you in advance. 😁❤️

@eg-draw

Жыл бұрын

Yes please!

This is a huge rabbit hole to go down. Good luck!

It’s so expensive but it’s cheaper than buying the Vocaloid software and Miku’s voicebank

If you were able to read the manual you would have come across the draconian license agreement. It expressly forbids the use of the sound in any commercial recording.

@DavidHilowitzMusic

Жыл бұрын

woah! is that true!?? if so, that’s really nuts.

@TheMCCraftingTable

Жыл бұрын

Big oof

@zmix

Жыл бұрын

Here you go: 2. Usage Restrictions You are not permitted to perform the following actions through use of the Software. i. Publication or distribution of content featuring lyrics or other content that is offensive to public order and morals ii. Publication or distribution of content that defames, otherwise harms the reputation of, or in other ways violates the rights of a third party iii. Publication of content including any of the following without permission of the Companies 1. Displays in products and services If “VOCALOID(TM) (this includes descriptions of the same in the Japanese language)”, Hatsune Miku or any items related to these (hereafter, “Protected Displays”) are displayed in the following product or service- related contexts: a. Products and services with any kind of credit displayed, e.g. singer, artist, or instrument names, which also show the Protected Displays b. Products and services that use the Protected Displays in the context of any kind of promotion or advertising such as packaging or promotional materials c. Products and services that use the Protected Displays in any form recognizable by the consumer in contexts such as the opening or end credits of video works 2. Use in commercial karaoke Use in commercial karaoke software, karaoke hardware, karaoke systems that use the Internet, and any other commercial karaoke product, in addition to karaoke services (whether online, offline, or in any other form) 3. Commercial use in contexts such as ringtones for telephones or mobile telephones Commercial use in sounds such as call alerts or warning sounds for telephones (including mobile telephones) or telephony devices (hereafter, collectively “telephony devices”), not including the use of musical ringtones that are sold exclusively as music to be used for entertainment purposes 4. Embedding in devices or other such use as sound effects In addition to the above, use as sound effects for commercial purposes in home electronics, robots, arcade machines such as pachinko machines, in-car devices such as car navigation devices, electronic instruments, computer software including music creation software, computer terminal applications such as smartphone or tablet apps, or in video game software 5. Use in commercial video works Use in commercial video works (not limited to animations, commercial films, or video games) where people or characters appear to be singing or performing 6. Use in commercial CDs and other such products produced by a company Use in CDs, records, cassette tapes, MiniDiscs, hard disks, flash memory, IC memory cards, or any other storage media that has been produced by companies for commercial purposes (hereafter, “commercial CDs and other such products”), regardless of whether the recorded materials have been produced by those companies or provided by a third party

was wondering something vocaloid would come up but dident expect a whole video. thats sick

Great video! Interesting stuff!

I got one so I don't care if the price skyrockets after this video! XD On a side note, this tiny synth has the same chip as the Vocaloid Keyboard, and apparently has some hidden features accessible with sysex. O yeah I also have a habit of running Pocket Miku through NTS-1's cathedral reverb :D sounds quite similar to your microcosm setup.

Such a cool gadget. Like a 21st century stylophone (same stylus/metal keystrip but sounded awful even back in 1971). Very neat, looking forward to exploring the sample pack, thank you.

Good video. Good person making video of this good product!

I didn’t think you could get any cooler 😭😭😭😭😭 I’m in love

If anyone here not familiar with vocaloid is interested in this, I highly suggest checking out some of the actual music people have made with the vocaloid software over the last 15 or so years. Miku used to be huge back in the day.

Once upon a time, I made a "web app" to easily translate the japanese syllables to usable hex codes and then a Max/MSP plugin for Ableton to plug those into so I could sequence notes and syllables in real time in the DAW - still have it around somewhere I'm sure

You just created a masterpiece

@starshyosu

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and i just found you

This is really awesome

omg!!! I really hope this can inspire people to make more vocaloid music 😁

Around 4:20 sounds like something I would hear in OMORI

@69420_ayo

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Hello omori fan!!!!

Love those sounds!

This is really awesome🤯

Welcome to Vocaloid! If you look past the mainstream songs and games, you'll find some really esoteric, fun soundscapes using her voice. And more!

The fact you managed to get this for $75 is amazing, they are now around $300+

It's so wonderful!

awesome self healing content, I love the sounds produce

I absolutely cannot wait to see you do more with this. Can you the demo track you made with it?