Her natural speaking voice is actually at 6:53 when she says “Do you know?” And I agree it’s crazy how she can make herself sound like completely different people when she sings
The original singer is not even a human bro, no voice change up like Ado's cover. The change in voices was all of Ado's style of music interpretation. She's simply the Queen of Music interpretation. The best example is when she changed her voice while singing "Okine, okine" (meaning big in japanese) with broad/big voice and "Chisai ne, Chisai ne" (small in japanese) with small/childish voice. Also, she mentioned from one of her stream that she's done like atleast 50 (not exact) voice layer record to create this masterpiece, meaning she didn't change her voice suddenly in her song like what you said in 5:14. If you can hear closely, there's a deep layer of her voice throughout the song in the background. Nevertheless, I think her version stands out for me unlike every other artists who covered God-ish. SHE DOESN'T TRULY MISS!
This is great to know. I genuinely thought Ado was a freak of nature for a second, but now that you mention the voice layers it all makes sense. It still is insanely impressive how she manages to change her voice and tone though, plus it seems she put an insane amount of effort to produce this song.
PinocchioP, the producer. P stands for Producer. He produced the song using the software called Vocaloid. So they can go wild their creative, because the software "sings" their songs. They don't need to consider human's voice/breath/pitch or any singer willing to buy their songs. They just upload the songs sang by the software, audiences will let them know their efforts worth or not.
Huh, I didn’t really know there were bands out there using software to sing their songs. That is interesting. I’ll definitely keep an eye in the original for the future
@@Carlosgm096 you can easily check a professional explaination about the Vocaloid. The very beginning of the "singer" named Hatsune Miku. Vocaloid virtual singers even held their own concerts. One of the biggest producer from Vocaloid became a famous main stream singer/producer, 米津玄師 Yonezu Kenshi
@@Carlosgm096If you are interested, I wil recommend you a very old old song (2010) named, 初音ミクの消失／はつねミクのしょうしつThe Disappearance of Hatsune Miku -DEAD END- You can see how the vocaloid producer tortured those cover singers lol
The lyrics of this song are sarcastic about a person who are pompous, and her arrangement made me feel like a lot of people are sarcastic about such the person on social media.
It's produced by PinocchioP (pronounced Pinocchio Pee). The vocals on the original are Vocaloid by Hatsune Miku, making it all the more impressive that Ado can match (and in my opinion even surpass) the original performance.
Frist time I listned this music Washington in a live streaming from vtuver Enna Alouette - ua-cam.com/video/z5Nd5XsbPWo/v-deo.html - this Leandro me to Ado.
It's worth noting that she didn't sing that in a single take and it's over 50 vocal tracks in the song so the voice changes are just different tracks dropped in together. It's still impressive af that she can do all that but alot of the magic is in the production with this track. I'd check out Yoru no Perriot. She has 2 version of it on her channel imo the Teddyloid mix is just a bit extra awesome.
Yup someone already explained this to me. It’s still insane nevertheless, even with the insane production on Ado’s side, it isn’t easy to completely change your tone at all.
Her natural speaking voice is actually at 6:53 when she says “Do you know?” And I agree it’s crazy how she can make herself sound like completely different people when she sings
The original singer is not even a human bro, no voice change up like Ado's cover. The change in voices was all of Ado's style of music interpretation. She's simply the Queen of Music interpretation. The best example is when she changed her voice while singing "Okine, okine" (meaning big in japanese) with broad/big voice and "Chisai ne, Chisai ne" (small in japanese) with small/childish voice.
Also, she mentioned from one of her stream that she's done like atleast 50 (not exact) voice layer record to create this masterpiece, meaning she didn't change her voice suddenly in her song like what you said in 5:14. If you can hear closely, there's a deep layer of her voice throughout the song in the background. Nevertheless, I think her version stands out for me unlike every other artists who covered God-ish. SHE DOESN'T TRULY MISS!
This is great to know. I genuinely thought Ado was a freak of nature for a second, but now that you mention the voice layers it all makes sense. It still is insanely impressive how she manages to change her voice and tone though, plus it seems she put an insane amount of effort to produce this song.
PinocchioP, the producer.
P stands for Producer.
He produced the song using the software called Vocaloid.
So they can go wild their creative, because the software "sings" their songs.
They don't need to consider human's voice/breath/pitch or any singer willing to buy their songs.
They just upload the songs sang by the software, audiences will let them know their efforts worth or not.
Huh, I didn’t really know there were bands out there using software to sing their songs. That is interesting. I’ll definitely keep an eye in the original for the future
@@Carlosgm096 you can easily check a professional explaination about the Vocaloid.
The very beginning of the "singer" named Hatsune Miku.
Vocaloid virtual singers even held their own concerts.
One of the biggest producer from Vocaloid became a famous main stream singer/producer, 米津玄師 Yonezu Kenshi
@@Carlosgm096If you are interested, I wil recommend you a very old old song (2010) named,
初音ミクの消失／はつねミクのしょうしつThe Disappearance of Hatsune Miku -DEAD END-
You can see how the vocaloid producer tortured those cover singers lol
The lyrics of this song are sarcastic about a person who are pompous, and her arrangement made me feel like a lot of people are sarcastic about such the person on social media.
My favourite ADO song is ODO.
Odo by Ado this sounds funny but I cannot describe it (not in a mean way)
I love this song
It's produced by PinocchioP (pronounced Pinocchio Pee). The vocals on the original are Vocaloid by Hatsune Miku, making it all the more impressive that Ado can match (and in my opinion even surpass) the original performance.
So Ado sang a song that was made using Vocaloid? Holy moly that is beyond impressive!
ngl i feel like godish was just ado flexing her ungodly vocal range
Frist time I listned this music Washington in a live streaming from vtuver Enna Alouette - ua-cam.com/video/z5Nd5XsbPWo/v-deo.html - this Leandro me to Ado.
It's worth noting that she didn't sing that in a single take and it's over 50 vocal tracks in the song so the voice changes are just different tracks dropped in together. It's still impressive af that she can do all that but alot of the magic is in the production with this track. I'd check out Yoru no Perriot. She has 2 version of it on her channel imo the Teddyloid mix is just a bit extra awesome.
Yup someone already explained this to me. It’s still insane nevertheless, even with the insane production on Ado’s side, it isn’t easy to completely change your tone at all.