My Top 10 Vocaloid Songs (37,958 Sub Special)
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- After a long wait, join me as I analyze my 10 favorite vocaloid songs and the producers behind them. Make sure to leave your ten favorite for me in the comments!
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Fantastic picks! The way you describe music will never get old to me. The amount of care and passion that just oozes from your voice when you're talking about the music you love is so inspiring. Also you're totally right about Rolling Girl, I certainly wouldn't be here without it. Thanks for another incredible video!
Not gonna lie: I saw the first five songs, and thought "Is Romeo and Cinderella really going to be the only song I recognize on this list?" 😂 It's just a testament to the fact that: you can be part of the Vocaloid community, and know a section of it is that is radically separate from someone else's experience!
I'm so grateful for your selection and analysis of wowaka's Rolling Girl! The way you describe how all the components fit together is *chef's kiss*.
And ohmygawd, I had such a similar reaction to Donut Hole! As a kid, the cacophony of it threw me off 😖 Hachi really set a standard for 'unique' music in contradiction to the standard happy-go-lucky music! But I have such an appreciation for it as an adult now, and may or may not do a minute choreo to it each time it plays 😝
I really look forward to listening to the songs and producers I didn't recognize on this list 🥰 Congratulations on the subs, ubnubmaster! You deserve it 🥳
I think it's sad that even tho Iroha made several songs spanning 7 years, only Meltdown took off like it did
Hello!
Friend of mine asked me to provide the song names and producers in a easy to find format. So don't read the rest of this unless you want the video spoiled!
Love,
Ubnub
Puzzle by Kuwagatap
Strato Stella by Nayutanalien
Romeo and Cinderella by Doriko
Aishite aishite aishite by Kikuo
Kagerou Daze by Jin
Brain Revolution Girl by Maretu
Romeo and Cinderella by 40mp
Meltdown by Iroha
Rolling Girl by Wowka
Donut Hole by Hachi
*...wowka?*
Romeo and Cinderella by 40mp ?🤨
@@VasulDuck OH MY GOD
Karakuri Pierrot by 40mp
doriko erasure 😔
I literally screamed ,,I KNEW IT!!!", when the 1st place showed up xDDDDDDDDDDDD
Also, fun fact: iroha quite recently released stems and a original VSQ file of Meltdown and it's suprising how......simple it is. There's actually not that much tuning in there, majority of notes are left untuned and while there is note bending here and there, the overall file is....so simple and bare bones. That was a reality check for sure for me :VVVVVVVVVVV
ALSO,THE END?????? HELLO?????????? 👁👁
Wait where did they release them??? I've been looking for them what??????? do you mayhaps have a link 👁
@@crys_cornflakez I'm a year late but it's here. drive.google.com/file/d/1p3GrdRfd3lJktYpHtaA-I-lm-p_WD3cJ/view
Donut hole is a fantastic choice for number 1! Genuinely my fave Hachi song of all time it’s so good.
I just admire how you are able to transmit emotions when talking about what you truly like :)
At least i felt something while whatching this.
“Have you ever heard of another Iroha track?” What is this Moon slander?! Jokes aside I enjoyed hearing your top ten list, and your breakdown of meltdown was fantastic. It was one of my first vocaloid songs and to this day it’s one of my favorites, alongside moon.
Lowkey hoping when I made that statement that someone would bring up moon! Underrated haha
DONT FORGET SAIKA!!!!
So we all gonna ignore “Iroha Uta”?
@@emmys.8323 that’s not iroha thats Ginsaku
@@coffeebean3421 lol omg you’re right, I’m just stupid. I legit spend years thinking it’s by Iroha 💀
You’re back! Let’s go!!!
i actually had the opposite take on donut hole the first time i listened, i LOVED it! to me a lot of vocaloid songs sound the same - city pop, j-rock, electro swing, same old same old - so i'm a sucker for experimental stuff. that's also the reason why iyowa is my second favorite producer (first is harumaki gohan), his music is the most insane and dissonant stuff you'll ever listen to and it STILL manages to sound absolutely amazing and convey great messages and stories. ESPECIALLY you are innocent monster - that song is, in my opinion, his magnum opus. i'd love to see a video about him one day actually, but i'm just rambling at this point so yeah. donut hole good, iyowa good, *experimental music good.*
Pretty solid top ten, surprised by kimi no taion, It mightbe on my top ten as well. Metldown is just a must, Donut hole and Rolling Girl excellent. And the rest too ofc
Congrats for almost 40k subs, glad you're back bro.
i dont care how long these take to come out they are always absolute bangers. I also just wanted to say that youre videos introduced me to vocaloid and i really appreciate that.
I will always love Donut Hole. Heck I played it so much my sister developed an ear worm for it, as annoying as it is for her 😂. I love songs that can inspire me to think of a story that can fit the song, and this one was interesting because not only have multiple stories I tied to this song, the most common story I play in my head is one of the most personal, if not the most personal story that exist. Because it involved real events.
I once had a cat named Sky that I saved from getting stuck between a bunch of bamboo that my school grew. Ever since that day we’ve been close. However one morning I went to school and noticed the road was hosed down… she was ran over by one of the school’s vans… the sudden death, the look her lifeless face as she lashed on a bed of grass beside the road… It broke me. It still haunts me to this day. I never got to say good bye.
During this time I was obsessed with Beastars, even before the anime was released I read so much of it, being the very few manga that I read form start to finish. Out of grief I created her as an OC I named Sora, still having the scar, the torn of flesh of her upper left face that I last saw on her lifeless body, just covered in bandages this time and being a burn scar instead. Many times I imagine my persona singing Donut Hole to her, hugging her like we did the day before she died, and finally saying goodbye to her.
Even though her story now is drastically different then her original conception, even having parts of me, both in personality and even in experiences. And even though changed so much from high school, I still imagine myself in my current persona singing this song to her. Hanging out and having fun one last time before saying goodbye to her.
Common Ubnub W + W list + W number 1 pick + based + Goated
An incredible commentary made by the man himself! Every song, even the ones I've never heard of, were stunningly described. Personally, I actually disliked a number of songs you mentioned but when you talked about them, it really gave me a new perspective on them. I'm glad Kenshi Yonezu is number 1, he's a beast. Thank you for making this awesome video!!
Hey thanks Davee! Interesting to hear you say that you dislike a number of songs on here, curious to know what your top 10 would be! Must have different taste haha
@@ubnubmaster I feel like it's very difficult to pick out a top 10, probably just like what you went through, but I would say I have a particular liking towards cosMo, Yunosuke and absolutely love every Kenshi Yonezu song ever made. We certainly have very different tastes!
i felt the way you do about kagerou daze when i watched this video; i'm blown away by your ability to convey so much in such a short amount of time. every word had purpose and every molecule of fluff was trimmed out with surgical precision. it's exactly the mark of a well written video. good job!!!!
That's what I'm sayin!!
Exactly. Truly incredible!
Hey look Iroha made Moon too-
Really though, great list! I knew most of them except for the bottom 2, which I’ll definitely check out.
Also some of the ways you described Meltdown reminded me of my feelings on Kokoro, which is my late-2000s-Rin-song of choice instead (though both are great ofc)
Also I’d consider listing some of my favorites, but I feel like I’ll accidentally start writing a thesis in the process lol
@@cheep5645 Hey I'm always interested! Go ahead if you feel like it!
I enjoyed this so much, glad you shared your favorites with us. I love listening to other people's opinions on vocaloid songs and finding out that there are more sides to this than I thought!
great video, some surprising picks but overall really great. it’s clear how much you care for vocaloid and the community around it. i like the mix of hearing the history of the song and your personal connection of it. keep up the great work!
Excellent video! I love the way you do your essays, I look forward to the next one!
WELCOME BACK KING 🎊🎊
Wow… I never know what to comment on your videos because they just have so much depth and thought put into them. This completely blew my expectations for a ranking video, especially with going into the stories behind the songs and the producers themselves (and Kikuo appreciation!!!). Thanks so much for the effort you put into your videos ❤️
Thanks for posting this, it is always a pleasure hearing from you.
Always thank you for watching!
I love ur channel :') i feel like there's not many ppl who share their love for vocaloid and I really appreciate the time and effort in these videos!
Amazing as usual Ubnub!!!!! Solid picks too 🥰🥰🥰
YO THE KING IS BACK 😍
This is such a personable and enjoyable list essay
i love your videos so much
Your way of describing everything so perfectly is truely a testament of your writting and telling talent. Beautiful video as always
im super excited for the donut hole video, your videos are always interesting to watch, especially when’s about hachi / kenshi yonezu. hes been my favourite musician for around 2-3 years now and there’s SO MUCH you can say about his woks, i love listening whenever someone else talks about him.
Welcome back sire. I like how you manage to put the way many people feel about vocaloid into words.
Return of the king
finally! your back!
Great to see you back! Definitely great picks all around. I can’t even imagine how hard it must’ve been for you to narrow it down to just 10
Absolutely love the video and just how much joy it seemed to bring you while making it. Also just so much nostalgia as many of those songs are also on my top list and Donut Hole deserved that first place absolutely.
Maybe nostalgia isn't the right word because I still actively listen to Vocaloid, but this certain set of song really has this "you're 14 years old on an anime convention being confused about Hatsune Miku" feel to it, which is too relatable, only that I was a year younger.
I hope you continue having fun making those videos and those longer formats definitely have an audience! I appreciate the way you're able to talk about the music and the feeling in such a clear way, examining what the song does but also how it makes you feel. It just all works
Awesome I haven't heard half of these even after listening to vocaloid since around 2015. I'm so excited to listen to these.
Great list! My favorite out of your top 10 has to be meltdown. I love Iroha so much, the comment about them being a one-hit wonder made me so sad 😭 my other favorites by them are Sigh, 三鳥夭夭, and Moon. Keep up the great content man!
OMG! welcome back!!
good picks! donut hole is one of my favorite songs as well, it's just so nuts and good! my favorite wowaka song is probably unknown mother goose atm, i love how it goes from gentle melodies to a sort of controlled chaos
congrats :D
all these classics take me back to when i was still new to vocaloid omg... i might not be a complete vocaboomer (i joined in 2018) but seeing these songs invoke a lot of nostalgia in me!! awesome picks, happy that puzzle and brain revolution girl are in
Romeo and Cinderella is tied with Odds&Ends and Senbonzakura for my favorite song of all time. I totally get what you mean when you said parts of the song leave you speechless. That last bridge and chorus with the key change near the end gets me every time. I’ve loved this song for years and it still makes me feel so much love and passion every time I listen to it. Doriko is incredible. Great pick ;)
Super interesting picks. I agree with your view on Strato Stella, that's why I like it so much too
i know youve received comments stating similar things, but id figure id type this out anyways. i ADORE how much passion and love you put into how you describing the songs on this list. ive never seen someone else whos able to put my thoughts into words so well. im autistic and vocaloid has been my special interest since i was a little girl in 4th grade, and im just really happy theres someone out here who holds the same love for it. your thoughts on rolling girl absolutely brought me to tears, im so happy you made this :'))
Great vid! It got me thinking about what my favourite vocaloid songs were, and I'll just mention my top 3 (sad story warning)
3- Packaged (Livetune).
It was my first, and I was introduced to vocaloid as a whole solely because of a phone cover me and my at the time girlfriend (same person will be mentioned in 2 and 1) at a gaming convention where I stay (rAge).
It also introduced me to the PD series, and the fandom as a whole. I'll never forget the cover (it was the exact photo used on the official program cover art), with a light blue and white tie-dye effect background.
2- Tengaku (Yuuyu)
It was the first song my girlfriend loved listening together, as we were both going through alot of problems at home (physical and mental abuse from our parents) and when we were together we would rock out to this song and forget about all our problems.
We would even boot up PDF2nd just to listen to the song, and vent to each other about our problems at home. We also did this with Two Breaths Walking (my number 5), but Tengaku was our first go to song.
1- I'm kinda glad you're evil too (Pinocchio-P)
This came out a few years after one of my girlfriend committed suicide, and every time I hear it I ball out crying, and the song encapsulates all my feelings about it, from the beginning joyful melody/times we shared, to the ending/realisation that she is gone and I am both angry and sad about it. The day before her passing, she gave me a letter, which I still wish I had but my parents burnt it in front of me and told me to get over it.
It also helped me alot at the time, as I went into a deep depression both because of her death, and because of the problems I had at home. Now alone, without my best friend (I had no other friends at the time).
I still listen to it every year around her birthday, and the time of her passing as a "remember me by".
To whoever read this in full, Thank you. I hope you enjoy your day/night!
I’d love to see a top 10 albums next milestone :D
I think picking a top 10 is super difficult yet this list is very solid especially with hachi's donut hole being such a classic. Good job with the video and congrats on making so far! personally i couldn't really ever decide on a general top 10 vocaloid song list but I can definitely say that Leia by Yuyoyuyppe is my favorite vocaloid song by far. The way Yuyoyuppe's post-rock guitar riths works so well with his tuning of megurine luka is just so good. Honestly i don't see Yuyoyuppe really be discussed as much as other vocaloid artists. His work with his albums like draw and solitude freak are what got me into vocaloid especially with the stories he tells with his music's lyrics and the emotion he can bring out of vocaloid like megurine luka and hatsune miku is absolutely crazy. Once again, a really solid video and i hope to see more videos from you!
Iroha still makes music! He has a small amount of Vocaloid songs like Sigh and Moon, Meltdown obviously is the most iconic but the others are worth checking out.
First of all congrats to that milestone! I know you’ll grow even more and we are here to support you.
Absolutely love each and every song you picked!
So happy to see Hachi on number one. I’ve always been a huge fan of Hachi since I adored his wacky style. I never liked pop music that much so it’s especially the weird sounding songs as well as rock songs of Vocaloid that pulled me in. I got super excited when Donut Hole blew up since it gave Hachi all of the credits he deserves
is it just me or can I not get away from the way you talk about vocaloid and just music in general. As a very musical person myself and someone who got into vocaloid only in the past two and a half years it's very easy to get caught up in your own perspective of a song, which is why I love it when you discuss your perspective and opinion on these songs (some of which on this list I have never heard of before but that's just part of being comparatively new to the whole thing I guess lol). Once again, great work and I hope that everything's going well for you, each upload makes me and many others smile :)
love u man, keep making great videos and congratulations on 30k subs.🥰
Oh God, I'm listening to the part where you describe Karakuri Pierrot and I'm almost tearing up... 40mpwas one of my favourite producers along with DECO*27 back when I discovered Vocaloid as a teenager, and I would still name him as one of my favourite Vocalo-P if only for the fact that some of his songs are my favourite of all times, but I haven't listened to new songs of him in a while... Thank for reminding me of how much I love him as a musician, and of how much his music resonated and still resonate with me!
Congrats for hitting the magic 37918 subs mark.
I totally agree with the number one, Donut hole was one of my favorites of all the time, it was the first vocals song that I play in loop for days and be the one that make me love all the Hachi songs, I really enjoyed this top, i even listen the songs after each position 🥳🥳🥳
i was just wondering when you were gonna upload a new video yesterday!!! im so happy to see you making more content, and this video was alot more interesting than i thought itd be :D it was less of 'this song sounds good so i like it' (which is what i was expecting), and more analyzing how the songs impacted you and vocaloid as a whole, and i think thats really amazing
I always try to frame my videos in a way that you learn something new after you watch it, just think it makes for better content. Glad you ended up enjoying it nerf!
wait random but i had your exact pfp a year ago
Whenever I watch one of your videos I always leave with a sense of just how massive this community is, and how little I really know about it. It’s an interesting kind of empty feeling to leave videos with, not necessarily bad, but not all that good either.
makes me wish i was here since 2007 ngl...
@@amethyst4578 same
FINALLY YOU'RE BACK OMG😭😭😭😭😭😭
Im pretty new to the scene and recently got spotify, thanks for all the recomendations of songs and artists. My favorite that iv heard so far is proboboly play with fire by camellia.
Yeah camellia doesn't make that many vocaloid tracks anymore but when he does they go positively silly billy
Awesome picks! I love your reasoning for them all! I just discovered this channel and fell in love :)
I’d love it if you made a video about the seven deadly sins by mothy with a main focus on Daughter of Evil/Servant of evil. I just feel like those two songs were so iconic at the time and introduced a lot of people (especially English speaking people) to vocaloid, so I was curious to hear your analysis of it and why it was so big at the time. Also it’s so cool that the daughter of evil series is a series within a series (seven deadly sins)!
Honestly, if I was a producer and made such a masterpiece like Meltdown, I’d be pretty satisfied with never writing another song ever again /hj
Jokes aside, lovely video as usual! Your description of Romeo and Cinderella caught me off guard in such an emotional way. I feel like you totally nailed how I’ve felt about the song but not being able to put my finger on why. As a teenager coming-of-age it really helped me getting a much more healthy and not as taboo view of sex and love. I feel like the song deserves more recognition for that message, not just being memed for being a ”dirty” song in disguise.
This is the first comment I write on your channel, but I've watched your other videos and really enjoyed them, so I thought this would be the moment to finally stop being a silent viewer and tell you how much I appreciate your videos.
First of all, congratulations for this unique follower milestone! I feel confident that you will continue to grow; your videos are a real treat for anyone even remotely interested in Vocaloid or trying to understand why it is so beloved.
The fact that there's several songs in your top that I haven't even listened to once reminds me of how big the community is, and of how much I have yet to discover, even years after. I won't comment on your top for this reason, because I lack the knowledge to second your opinions or disagree. That being said, I loved hearing your explanations for every song you chose in your top! It's especially interesting to hear from someone who has been listening to Vocaloid songs for so long and is so well-versed in its history. Hachi and wowaka being in the top 3 definitely didn't surprise me, but the reasons you highlighted make it so evident why they absolutely deserve this spot.
As a casual-ish Vocaloid fan who really enjoys the songs being created these days, I will say though that I would love to see you make a top with songs from the past years only. The community has evolved and some big names have disappeared, but there are also new creators and names that continue to surprise and evolve. I think it would be an interesting way to put the spotlight on some newer gems that people might not know of, when so many of the iconic songs of Vocaloid are already over ten years old.
Thank you for this video!! :)
Everyone wake up, ubumaster just uploaded a new video!
I don't really recall what vocaloid song sticks out from first joining the community but I think my one that remains unchanged is bad end night. I definitely found that early and remember watching many mmds and dance covers of it
But over time my list of special songs has grown mostly because of watching mirai but some of them are close to my heart because of physically going to miku expo europe like music like magic, lucky orb, sharing the world, roki, cybernetic, hyper reality show
Yes not all of them were first performed at miku expo and I'd seen them via youtube but seeing them live made them special for me
Eyyyyyyyy let's get it
I got into Vocaloid from the game Stepmania. At first I considered it to be a mishmash of same sounding "helium" infused songs. The first one that really struck me as something different was Sand Planet and Rolling Girl. Then I started to notice significant differences between each artist and how they worked with the Vocaloids. There really is a large number of genres within Vocaloid and I've come to appreciate a lot of them. I have my favorite artists, the late Wowaka, Ryo, and any song with IA especially those from Jin. Thanks to you I've become more appreciative of the scene as a whole!
Yeses, you're back, I am watching the entirely video
i saw donut hole in my recommendations yesterday, I'd actually never heard it. i heard it once and i thought t was alright. hachi made it afterall.
and now i see this video... maybe i should listen to it one more time
3:49
I oddly had a very visceral reaction to the clip of Tricot playing for Audiotree
All of these songs are absolute bangers
"Have you ever heard of another song written by Iroha?"
Man, "Sigh" is in my personal top 10 T_T (tho the reasons are similar to why you have "Puzzle" on yours)
Great list
Number 2 made me bawl my eyes out
Congrats on 37,959 subs! (I'm now subbed)
Also my introduction to Vocaloid was a song called Honey Honey, theres a version of it still online but the specific mmd version I saw had Meiko (that younger version whose name escaped me), rin, len and miku and kaito in it way back in 2009 or 2010 on summer break between my 4th and 5th grade years. I don't really enjoy the song anymore but it does sit somewhere special in my heart
I actually know this song, really old song too like you said. I've always liked it just for the fact that you hardly see anyone make tracks with Meiko and see them get attention
@@ubnubmaster Right! I remember thinking Meiko was the "Main Character" of Vocaloid because I discovered her during the Haruhi Suzumiya craze, how wrong I was 😭
PUZZLE YESSSSS
kuwagata need more love for sure. his entire song is so heartfelt yet relatable. his debut album, Flashback Sound, is what I understand as a staple vocarock.
and not to forget, his vocal when he eventually cover his own song is so HANDSOME OH MY GOD AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. no single utaite ever replicate or resemble his bassy vocal for sure (please tell me if there are some)
to bad he is on indefinite hiatus for now
Cool list and I like how you give your explanations as to why you chose them on top of how much they mean to you personally (I probably would do the same if I were to make one too LOL nostalgia biase is too strong)
BTW have you ever heard of the producer task? Extremely underrated artist and he was one of the ones who collabed with the Maretu song on your list; his contribution was Ningyou Aizou Girl. He has a very diverse and unique style if you wanna give him a shot.
Hey! I actually have not but I'll definitively give them a look!
The fact that stratostella is on here gives me so much joy
It's such a underrated song and its one of my favorites- so much so I made a whole oc based off of it
The way you explain Vocaloid songs really has a grasp on me because I relate to that feeling of nostalgia so well. There really is something about those older Vocaloid tracks that gives such a feeling that’s unexplainable. I really wish that Vocaloid was more mainstream. I think one of the main reasons we don’t get tracks often like these anymore is because the lack of recognition Vocaloid as a whole gets. Artists leave the scene because they can’t provide off Vocaloid. Some outstanding tracks are left in the dust due to more recognized songs overshadowing them. I really hope someday Vocaloid is recognized and loved more again. I think it would bring more amazing tracks and provide that recognition producers deserved.
it's mainstream in japan i think, but in the west it's... *pretty* obscure
I definitively agree with Amethyst there about it being mainstream in Japan, honestly it's hard to escape in places like Akihabara, arcades, etc. But I 100% agree with your feelings here. I think the problem is that we have a tendency to push producers to the back and focus more on the idols. It makes it harder for producers to project themselves and be recognized for their work
@@ubnubmaster yeah, people are like "man im so glad we're past the point of crediting the vocaloids instead of the producers, we were so young and immature back then!!" but no, those kids making slow/reverb videos and the like do it all the time and i think a lot of regular fans still subconsciously do it.
also, i think this is just me, but it kinda feels weird to think that vocaloid is so mainstream in japan - like, it almost feels *wrong.* maybe it's because i'm from a place where it's obscure, maybe it's because all the styles are so unique (well, *most* of them...) and all western pop kinda sounds the same, maybe it's because it was obscure in both places in the past... it's probably a mix of all of them. this can come out like i'm gatekeeping or something but it's been on my mind for a while and i just had to get it out. i think the main thing that bothers me is that it makes the music feel less genuine, like it's just for popularity or money, even though that's not the case most of the time.
Thank you so very much for posting this list. I'm still really new to vocaloid & will be sure to check out the songs & the producers you've mentioned here, along with the other stuff you've posted on your channel.
One thing I seem to keep seeing is that all the really important & ground breaking vocaloid stuff seems to only center on the early 2000s to no later than early mid-2010s.
Which forces me to ask a very difficult question.
Where is the material from the mid-2010s to today? Has vocaloid died out over the past 17 years or so? I know a lot of the classic producers have retired from vocaloid, but I know some of them must not have &, even more important, where is the new talent? I mean, 17 years is a long time, especially in a field as fast paced as music.
If vocaloid still exists as a viable art form, would you please consider doing a video on what's been going on in Vocaloid during this last decade & a half? I know I can't be the only one wanting to know this stuff.
Haruhi bless you & keep up the great work! I've got old vocaloid tracks to catch up on! 😎
I don't really know if the song I'm going to talk about was popular or not (but judging by people I talked with, it was totally unknown), but Powapowa's „Q” would totally fit into this list. It had a really big impact on me, especially music composition, screaming and carpe diem message at the end. For me it's underrated gem but tell me I'm wrong and people actually know it and appreciate as much as I do 🥺❤️
it's in minnemis 100 iconic vocaloid songs video and harufuri recently made a response to it, so i'd say yes, it is very popular!
It's a classic track! I don't listen to much powapowa but I've always thought this song is great. I completely agree that it would fit in this list
Awawawawa thanks for the responses! I'm glad it's a popular song! 💓
For me rolling girl is a scream for help, always makes me feel something, have a powerful melody and lyrics.
Meltdown gives me this vibe too, when Rin screams is like something inside me explodes and I instantly starts to sing.
20:12 man just dropped the hardest Rin track and dipped
I’m still fascinated by vocaloid, but I’m really interested in what AI is going to mean to vocaloid. To me one of the major drawbacks to vocaloid is that unlike a lot of software, actual tutorials on how to use it are pretty slight. It’s almost a figure it out on your own situation, when the program could have used a wide range of how to’s comparable to what one can find for say, Photoshop, or FL Studio. Had that been the case I think we’d have seen many more users adopt the program and do stuff with it. Now the AI is here, I don’t see the user base getting any larger.
One of my favorite producers is kinda underground, but I love the style and effort on the work that he puts. HinayukkiP (shigotoshiteP) knows how to make a classic Japanese composition. Kotonoha Tsuzuri and Oni o Karu mono is magical.
He did Paired Wintry Winds right?? Amazing song, I love how he tuned Meiko and Kaito
I remember being scared to listen to Meltdown because I originally listened to the weird parody when I was like 12, which scarred me. I only listened to the original a couple of years ago and I'm so glad I did, because it's amazing
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one day you gonna push me over the edge and ill give in to my desire to learn and produce music
Oh you better! I'm going to try even harder now!
same lmao
been wanting to do a song series about my portal/vocaloid au for a while now but im too lazy to learn music (plus learning how music theory works might ruin my favorite songs for me because i'll start thinking about the theory stuff behind the song every time i listen to it)
@@amethyst4578 yeah true, i used to think similar things that ignorance is bliss but maybe that isnt the case. i draw a lot but i can still appreciate art that lacks in certain fundementals (aka theory) for what it is. id argue it even enhances my appreciation of art being able to analyze and disect someones work. maybe its different with music tho, idk
@@ubnubmaster you seem to know a lot about music but since i know nothing maybe im wrong and this might be possible but itd be awesome to see you make a few tutorial style vids surrounding music production. perhaps an introduction into music theory and another navigating voicebanks or production software. compared to you im so much of a casual vocaloid enjoyer despite it basically being the only style i listen to. i cant really put into words why i love it beyond the appealing premis of anyone can produce, and unique, stylistically cohesive and artistically appealing songs and brands individual artists have developed. i also only listen to it through youtube so i never really see the side/culture of the vocaloid landscape/community but the way you talk about it seems so interesting. the main barrier is navigating a forigne website, that being nico nico and breaking through the language barrier since eng translations are often garbage or non existant. ive been wanting to seriously study japaense for a while and although i know a little bit now might be the time to start consistently studying a small amount each day. pair that with a bit of vocaloid/music production and the potential overlap of drawing skills and it could be a real nice set of complimenting hobbies to get through college
@@maxrelax5940 i think i also want to learn japanese to communicate easier with the japanese community, it would be so much more convenient than the trash that is google translate. also i could make songs in japanese if i knew about music, and call out all the worst problems in their side of the community (songs sounding the same, producers being bound to what their fans want, ect.)
HOW THE HECK DID YOU BOIL THIS DOWN TO JUST 10?!
My special musics that makes me go to 2009 again is Finder and StroboNights. kz compositions have a unique energy and freshness, every time i listen to these songs I fell like I have 9 years again and life was simple.
Also a honorable mention to BakerP Celluloid, not the best composition, but kinda special.
Alot of them songs are in my top list but there are songs out there that i do like some lost to time and neve found again.
Those are always the songs that stick with you the most. Sometimes I got back to those songs just for the nostalgia it brings
Rolling girl makes me cry to this day
I hope someday you can make a video about Shiina Mota PowaPowa-P, my fav artist by far
iroha composed my favourite vocaloid song aside meltdown (my second favourite), "sigh".
WOOOOOOH DONUT HOLE GANG. I relate to this soo much!
The first time I saw this in my recommendations when I was 11, I was creeped out! The gross looking picture of Gumi with the bold text just saying *DONUT HOLE* combined with somebody going OH, OH, OH, made me hate it to an infuriating degree. I just wanted to go back to Matryoshka.
2 years later and... Now it's my favorite song. Like, ever.
Mainly because I relate to both meanings of the song.
I have had many family members die, and now I can barely remember them.
But, I have also completely changed into a different person. Ever since I turned 13, I cannot even relate to the small portions of my past self the I CAN even remember. It's not like I've forgot what's happened for the past 12 years before now, it's just that... I have forgotten who I was almost completely before I turned 13...
Please do a documentaru for MikanseiP!
Not much of a vocaloid person myself but I love Hachi/Kenshi Yonezu and I’m glad you put Doughnut Hole at the top. I also really like the cover in YANKEE
Love your videos btw, excited for the Doughnut Hole video
Ok I did NOT expect to see Romeo and Cinderella here
Rolling Girl is the absolute best song of all time. No one can change my mind.
that's a very specific subscriber special...
I can tell this man always got straight A's in English class
Romeo and Cinderella is a very important song to me.
didnt expect zero nbuna song in this top 10
IT WAS SO CLOSE! I was kicking myself over it believe me