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  • Miku Expo North America

    Just going to let me uber-geek-nerd show a bit here.

    Went to see the Miku concert on the weekend. I must admit it was better than I expected!

    If you don't know who/what Miku is, it's an artificial "singer", called a vocaloid, songs and music are written by famous Asian artists specifically for Miku, and the ai/program sings them in it's own voice. It has a harmonic electronic voice on purpose.

    This particular event is unusual because programs don't have bodies, so to be able to do concerts they have devised a way to have holograms on stage accompanied by a real band! It was kind of disbelieveable for the first couple of songs but as it went along you really got into it, the holograms acted in ways that were very lifelike and human and you started believing in them.

    The music style is usually very electronic/techno/trance but the band plays closer to metal/hard rock so the combo is actually quite pleasing - if you like the previous music styles.

    If you are interested in experiencing something very unique I'd recommend giving it a go!

    Scroll through some of some clips below to see it for yourself, in person it's more 3D than these clips show.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMN_KhIAx9k

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-l1S56sG8k

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdHG_yF1Th0

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5V1TwewnFk
    Last edited by witchcraftz; 04-25-2016, 10:12 AM.

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    Re: Miku Expo North America

    A lot of technology there. Pretty cool!
    Stefan
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    -> Past rides: '14 Allroad, 06 Mazda5, '98 Jetta K2, '01 Jetta TDI, '91 Mazda B2200, '81 Toyota Cressida
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      Re: Miku Expo North America

      I wonder what legitimate musicians and vocalists think about this?

      This all seems a bit contrived to me. If I am to buy a ticket to a big production concert, it is to see artists do their thing. After programming this exhibit, the only energy it takes is the electricity it consumes while operating.

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