Vocaloid Thread
Miku turns 10 this month! Holy crap! And faggots said it was just a fad.
Favorite producers?
Best memories?
Vocaloid Thread
Jonathan Nguyen
Kayden Rogers
Listening to this right now
Connor Cox
Another 10/10, but it takes a few listens to grow on you completely
Julian Torres
2nd album I ever listened to. Not the best necessarily, but the one that made me say, "This is it."
Ethan Lee
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Jayden Roberts
Anyone going to Magical Mirai this year? Sand Planet was amazing!
Asher Reed
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Ryder Lewis
>miku
Noah Jackson
Best Itasha is Luka Itasha, of course.
Tyler Cruz
>ironic
If someone is ashamed in their own taste in music, they're a bitch.
Tyler Peterson
Close 2nd, though
Jacob Bennett
I really enjoyed the Original Sin series, but I have even started the Evillous Series and have barely just scratched the surface of the Deadly Sins.
Henry Howard
imo the best PV on the album is Ghost Under the Umbrella
Julian Nguyen
It's sadly funny that kpop has a bigger following in the states. I even once knew a black chick who listened to it.
Gavin Campbell
Or maybe there are more of us, except we spend 90% of the day inside on image boards.
Hudson Bailey
The covers are amazing as well. Even jerks who scoff at vocaloids can't deny Wagakki band is truly talented.
Gavin Mitchell
B a d a s s
Brayden Scott
If anyone wants to talk, I'll definitely be here. I'm going to stop posting to myself for now. Please don't 404 on me.
Oliver Walker
I love this but lord are the drums boring on a lot of it
If you've enjoyed it so far the evillious series is pretty rewarding to make your way through
Easton Collins
autism
Cameron Flores
Are there actually any good vocaloid albums or is it just a meme like k-pop?
Matthew Reyes
Yeah, sadly Utsu-P isn't the greatest when it comes to drums. It funny that you mention that, someone just told me that yesterday. His bass lines far more than make for it though. Also, he sounds more polished all around on his new album. 3 days, can't wait!
I've got a lot going on right now, but I'm going to try to binge it all in VR when I get the time.
Luke Martin
There are good ones, but there's admittedly a lot of bad to wade through to get there
Jeremiah Garcia
What's the best as a jumping off point?
Michael Jones
Vocaloid has every modern genre from rock to dubstep to folk (...and jpop) to medieval shit to mixes of all of them, even psudo-modern-classical pieces.
The chances are pretty good that there is something for you.
For rock, I'd recommend starting on Secondhanded: Used and Junks
For techo/modern, I'd recommend Tokio Funka
For a more laid back japan folkish sound you should check out Powapowa P, a producer, not an album.
Will post links
Adrian Reed
Maybe PinocchioP, a lot of people enjoy his album Obscure Questions, or Hachi's Official Orange. Pinocchio is indie/electronic and Hachi is alternative pop-rock
Bentley Williams
Secondhanded: used and junks (don't mind the cover, we're here for music, right?) youtu.be
Tokio Funka youtube and full album links:
youtu.be
toranoana.jp
Strobe Light by Powapowa P. His later stuff gets darker though and I think he died?
youtu.be
Another great starting point for anyone:
Senbonzakura (vocaloid)
youtu.be
Senbonzakura (human)
youtu.be
Robert Nguyen
Here
Samuel Diaz
Actually probably mikgazer if you like shoegaze, since the vocals are less in your face
youtu.be
I hadn't heard about that until now, I've enjoyed the recent singles more than i thought I would, so I'm pretty excited
Joseph Flores
Is Miku Kaidan worth a listen?
Colton Richardson
You mean the live cover performers?
Jose Bell
I love you all
Austin Taylor
Thanks for the recs lads.
Brody Mitchell
Mikugazer definitely. It seems that many people find the vocals too upfront and obnoxious like most modern pop. I really liked how Solitude Freak somehow made the vocals softer while still including screaming. I guess that's where Luka really shines. No where near as chill as Mikugazer thougb.
Carson Campbell
is nice to be an anime girl
Jaxson Lee
Glad to have you too
Josiah Hall
Try others before them. Like said, WagakkiBand is quality and REOL has some good stuff
Luis Williams
Mikgazer*
Please be patient...
Liam Morgan
I can't seem to get into REOL's solo stuff whatsoever. I quite a few of her covers, but her solo stuff just sounds so uninteresting and badly put together to me
Jayden Garcia
Agreed. I wasn't impressed with their idol-jpop stuff but their covers can be so addictive.
Dominic Hernandez
I know plenty of people who love REOL's new stuff, but I don't think I've heard a single Utaite whose original music I really enjoy yet, which makes me pretty sad. I'd love to see one stand on their own as an artist
Wyatt Carter
I know it's not exactly utaite and I may be mistaken, but isn't Hachi moving towards solo nonvocaloid content?
Also, I really liked what jimmythumb did with integrating zimi into a trio.
Adam Price
Thanks for the great thread, guys! OP signing off~~
Dominic Phillips
My favourite song in which she's involved is Sound Horizon - Yoyami no Uta (feat. Miku)
James Davis
take care
Noah Peterson
All vocaloid is pretty much fucking terrible
I have been genuinely trying to give it a chance, but it's just so fucking bad. If the instrumentation isn't completely sterile and uninteresting, the robotic, synthesized vocals kill anything else the music might have to offer.
Justin Thomas
there you go youtube.com