I don't think I've ever heard a person do something like this this well. Aoi Yuuki is epic. Consistently the same voice but with different characteristics that let you hear who's singing if you listen close enough.
@epiclinksam9805 true but the characters involved in that song r separate consciousnesses in the same body unlike the 2 in this song who r in seperate bodies and have their own quirks about themselves that make it kinda easy to tell which is which not to mention their equipment is also diferent unlike the duo for mirage mirrior who both use the bat stamp and the vs driver
Not that hard. Probably have her record twice (or many times) as each Hibiki, focusing on each's particular vocal characteristics for that session. So, she wouldn't be going back and forth and just double-recording the duet sections. The latter might require the least recordings, but it's more intensive on the VA to require them to constantly switch.
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I've heard of people singing a duet by themselves, but this takes it to a whole new level.
I don't think I've ever heard a person do something like this this well. Aoi Yuuki is epic. Consistently the same voice but with different characteristics that let you hear who's singing if you listen close enough.
Kamen Rider Revice had this with Mirage Mirror a year prior.
@epiclinksam9805 true but the characters involved in that song r separate consciousnesses in the same body unlike the 2 in this song who r in seperate bodies and have their own quirks about themselves that make it kinda easy to tell which is which not to mention their equipment is also diferent unlike the duo for mirage mirrior who both use the bat stamp and the vs driver
I love how the tones are similar but different.
Looking forward to the day Light of Tomorrow is translated to unseal the moment this song is used
I love you Aoi Yuki 😍😍😍
This was a normal recording session.
Please,make more song🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
How did she even do this?
Not that hard. Probably have her record twice (or many times) as each Hibiki, focusing on each's particular vocal characteristics for that session. So, she wouldn't be going back and forth and just double-recording the duet sections. The latter might require the least recordings, but it's more intensive on the VA to require them to constantly switch.
Similar to recording base and ignited versions of one song.