File: Miku Hatsune Lucid Dream Paradise.swf-(4.05 MB, 512x384, Loop)
[_] it is monday Anonymous 01/09/17(Mon)21:33:31 No.3199516
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 01/09/17(Mon)22:04:54 No.3199534
just what i needed for comfy
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/17(Tue)01:51:33 No.3199659
>>3199516
Thanks OP, I'm looking forward to this every monday
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/17(Tue)02:01:55 No.3199663
>>3199516
Love you anon. Beautiful thing.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/17(Tue)05:09:38 No.3199720
I don't understand this whole vocaloid thing. Some of their songs are really great but I hate the
computer voices. I olny hear covers with human voices.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/17(Tue)07:19:39 No.3199741
>>3199720
A common factor of a human singer is whether they can tune their voice to the music.
Vocaloids are almost by default set to the tune. The lyrics are consequential, but only just
barely- The 'voice' of the vocaloid is another instrument.
I can understand why it could be unappealing, but in some songs it's hard to compete. There's a
huge requirement on the singers to be able to deliver the borderline inhumanly harmonic tune.
If you want to see that highlighted, watch a one of the few lyrical Senbonzakura covers and look
for what's missing. Then go watch 96neko/Pokota's duet. It's a challenge to deliver vocals that
can compete with the tonal qualities or impact of a vocaloid's voice. There's only so many
Freddie Mercuries, after all.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/10/17(Tue)09:15:12 No.3199755
>>3199720
I can enjoy it because it's in a language I don't understand, so the Vocaloid is just another
instrument.
