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A Hatsune Miku cover of Maaya Sakamoto’s “Platinum.” In the early days, there were few original songs. There were a lot of covers. Two or three months later original songs started increasing. We cannot forget “Melt.”There was a feeling that something that did not exist elsewhere had been found, including the quality of the song. Everybody in my family liked music, but it was like I found music that no one else knew. I might have felt a little superior. There are many others… “Electric Angel.” Then there was that song, “The melody of this world…My…” (singing)… It was “Packaged”!Y: Didn’t you like drawing, manga and things like that even before you encountered Hatsune Miku?S: I was a sixth grader in elementary school when Hatsune Miku came out. I was a typical nerd. There was a light novel called “Kamisama Kazoku” (God Family) with a character named Tenko that I liked. I also really liked Sergeant Keroro and things like that. I memorized entire comics (laughs).Y: So, you went from Sergeant Keroro to VOCALOID and Hatsune Miku.S: The image of tapping away at the computer in a room surrounded by things I liked seemed cool. Then, a digital diva with the best appearance appeared in the middle of this. It was like, I finally met you. For me, the splendid visual with twin tails of blue hair was the best.Y: What was you impression when you first heard a VOCALOID voice?S: Well even though I thought it was robotic, I felt it had something cute, like tsundere.* There is the character Yuki Nagato in “The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya” who seems robotic and speaks without emotion. It was something like a similar cuteness. At the beginning of that song “Platinum” there is a lyric, “I’m a dreamer,” that Hatsune Miku cannot sing properly. It’s like “Ama deemer.” That was really cute. *a cold personality that could suddenly become affectionateY: It was not that it felt realistic, rather it was being robotic that was good.S: Robotic is actually good.Hatsune Miku came along with me for the song “Jama”Y: As a listener, what made you decide to buy VOCALOID and become a Vocaloid producer?S: If there was one clear motive, it was Hachi-san (Kenshi Yonezu). You can do something outstanding like this using VOCALOID. That’s so amazing! I wanted to try making songs so much that I could not contain myself. I

VOCALOID, which uses synthetic singing voice technology developed by Yamaha, has continued to advance since it was first released in 2003 and is now on version 5. Other companies also sell voicebanks for VOCALOID. A genre has been established for music sung by virtual singers created using singing voice synthesis technologies. Called “Vocalo” in Japanese, numerous tracks of this now beloved genre are uploaded every day. “Vocalo Producers with VOCALOID” is a series of special interviews that delves into how the producers who sustain Vocalo culture first encountered the VOCALOID singing voice synthesis technology developed by Yamaha and what their relationships with it are now.This time we spoke with syudou who has released hit songs such as “Bitter Choco Decoration” and “Call Boy.” Recently, he also worked on writing the lyrics and music for “Usseewa” performed by Ado.Profile of syudouSince becoming active on the Internet in 2012, he has released numerous hits, including “Jama,” “Bitter Choco Decoration,” “Call Boy” and “Cute Girlfriend.” He has written musical compositions for singers, VTubers and many other artists. “Usseewa” provided to Ado in October 2020 reached number one on various charts and has exceeded 200 million plays on YouTube.He has already been ranked on the Billboard Chart as a composer and lyricist, reaching as high as sixth place.In March 2021, he also became active as a singer-songwriter, releasing “Hebereke Junkie,” his first vocal track with his own singing. With “Gamble,” released in July, he became responsible for the opening music for the “Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy” TV anime program.“Bakusho,” another song that he sings himself has over 13 million plays on YouTube. With over 550,000 YouTube subscribers, his total video views exceed 160 million. Armed with a unique dark worldview, he is expanding his fan base.Official Website / Twitter / Instagram / TikTokFrom anime and light novels to VOCALOID and Hatsune MikuY: Where did you learn of VOCALOID?S: SPACE SHOWER TV had a program called “Supesya-Boys” that had a feature on Hatsune Miku soon after it went on sale. Hatsune Miku was also on the show “Akko ni omakase!” - Famous TV program in Japan - I thought, “What is this?” “That character sure is cute.” So, I searched for her and went to the Niconico video sharing site to watch.Y: So, your first encounter was through TV. Tell us about songs that you heard on Niconico in those early days.S: I think it was

!Warning: This song contains questionable elements (implied injury and death); it may be inappropriate for younger audiences.All external links may also contain questionable elements.The Vocaloid Lyrics Wiki attempts to follow the Fandom TOU, and thus will not host lyrics which are extremely sexual, violent, or discriminatory in nature. If the lyrics found on this page is found to violate the Fandom TOU, they might be removed without notice.!Song title"ぼやけた"Romaji: BoyaketaOfficial English: BlurryOriginal Upload DateJanuary 6, 2022SingerKaai YukiProducer(s)Bug Sprxy (music, lyrics)Views7,300+LinksYouTube BroadcastDescription"I got my first ever vocaloid today!! yaay!!!!This song is about a kid falling down the stairs and dying im so sorry"LyricsNote: The original Japanese lyrics may contain grammatical errors and/or machine translation, which may make having an accurate translation difficult.JapaneseRomajiOfficial EnglishぼやけたboyaketaBlurryぼやけたboyaketaBlurry世界がぼやけたsekai ga boyaketaThe world is blurryぼやけたboyaketaBlurry君は言葉が曖昧曖昧kimi wa kotoba ga aimai aimaiYour words are vague, vague痛いよitai yoIt hurts痛いよitai yoIt hurts世界が痛いよsekai ga itai yoThe world is so painfulぼやけたboyaketaBlurry頭が痛いよ ララララatama ga itai yo rarararaMy head hurts lalalala回るmawaruIt turns回るmawaruIt turns体の回るkarada no mawaruMy body spins僕の体は張り張りboku no karada wa hari hariMy body is so tense, tenseララララrarararaLalalalaエンドレスendoresuEndlessぼやけたboyaketaBlurryぼやけたboyaketaBlurryずっとzuttoForever君は言葉kimi wa kotoba gaYour words痛いよitai yoIt hurtsぼやけたboyaketaBlurryぼやけたboyaketaBlurryララララララララrarararararararaLalalalalalaExternal LinksUnofficialVocaDB

👁This subject has epileptic content, which may contain effects that trigger epilepsy. View at your own risk.More subjects are categorized here.👁 Background[]“I challenged to tune Hatsune Miku's voices like a Japanese anime voice actor. Please enjoy the song and MMD anime. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate this :D.”—Author's comment "Viva Happy" is an original song by Mitchie M. It was uploaded to bilibili on July 11, 2015, and to Soundcloud on September 11, 2015. Like all of his VOCALOID works, it is noted for the realistic quality of Miku's voice. The video features many Miku MMD models.This song has entered the Hall of Legend and exceeded over 10 million YouTube views. It also topped the Nico Nico Weekly Vocaloid Ranking during weeks 304 and 305. Hence, this is one of Mitchie M's most notable songs alongside Ohedo Julia-Night.A short version of this song was featured in the "Cute Medley" of Project DIVA X.Succeeding versions[]World History ParodyFeaturingHatsune MikuProducersMitchie M (music), pon×2 (illust), Emumelo (video)CategoriesParody; PVDescriptionFeatured in the album ボカロで覚える高校世界史 (Vocalo de Oboeru Koukou Sekaishi) as part of the "MUSIC STUDY PROJECT".Project SEKAI Version [SEKAI] (Full - 2DMV)FeaturingMORE MORE JUMP!: Hatsune Miku, Hanasato Minori (CV: Ogura Yui), Kiritani Haruka (CV: Yoshioka Mayu), Momoi Airi (CV: Furihata Ai), Hinomori Shizuku (CV: Honnizumi Rina)Producersapapico (illust), omu (video)SEGA, Colorful Palette, Crypton Future Media, Inc.CategoriesHuman Cover; Piapro Studio Cover; Original MV; In-game ContentDescriptionFull version, featured in MORE MORE JUMP!'s 1st full album MORE MORE JUMP! SEKAI ALBUM Vol.1, from the game Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku. The full-length 2DMV was uploaded on October 11th, 2020.Project SEKAI Version [Another Vocal]FeaturingMORE MORE JUMP!: Hanasato Minori (CV: Ogura Yui), Momoi Airi (CV: Furihata Ai)ProducersSEGA, Colorful Palette, Crypton Future Media, Inc.CategoriesHuman Cover; In-game ContentDescriptionFeatured in the game Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku.STUDY WITH

Started thinking that I wanted to understand what kind of feelings this person was having when making songs. This was the latter half of middle school. From then until I was a high school student, I gradually acquired the equipment and other things I needed. I put a DAW and other applications that were free on to my family computer to get a set up together, but I begged my parents for VOCALOID and they bought me VOCALOID2. Above all, I wanted to use Hatsune Miku. I was really in love with Hatsune Miku. Y: Please tell us if you have any stories about difficulties, for example, during your early productions.S: I bought Hatsune Miku before I even knew what a DAW was, so even though I was able to get her to sing about right, I did not understand mixing at all. Since I was mixing using free audio editing software, I could only deal with a single sound, so combining the backing music and the VOCALOID sounds was hard.At that time, when I heard, “If you buy a DAW, you will be able to layer sounds almost without limit,” I was like “Really!?” (Laughs.) Without knowing about the DAW itself, I finally got Cubase and VOCALOID4 when I entered college. I have been using Cubase ever since then.Y: Tell us about your impressions the first time you output the voice of Hatsune Miku using VOCALOID2.S: I was so moved. With a click, a voice was singing “ah.” I thought, “Amazing!” Then, pronunciation became better with each version upgrade. I think it also became possible to put phrases in automatically, and the singing became pretty decent even without training.* To begin with, I think it is like obeying the voice of a woman you love. It is not something you nitpick about.Y: When you create a song, do you compose imagining making a song that suits Hatsune Miku? Or do you imagine getting Hatsune Miku to sing the song you made?S: Since her voice is cute, I tried making cute songs, idol-type songs, but I did not get anywhere. “Jama” is the song where I thought I would try a completely different direction. I did not think “Jama” suited Hatsune Miku, but I really put my own heart into the song. In the end, that resulted in the reaction that it suited the robotic sound of Hatsune Miku. My