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May 31, 6. Hi guys! I'm super excited to finally attend my first Vocaloid concert in December when Miku Expo comes to England! But first of all, if you've attended a Vocaloid concert in the past I'd love to hear your experiences of that day - what were your favourite moments?
Least favourite moments? Any cool people you met and talked to? Did you cosplay? Any pics you wanna share? I'd love to read all about your concert experiences to hype me up for Miku Expo and also if you have any tips you'd give to me to make the most of my first Voca concert, I'd love to hear them as well! Reactions: Pomelo. I have been to both AHS concerts feat. Yuzuki Yukari and the other 'loids at Anime Messe Berlin. I liked the first one more because it was my first concert ever and I had a great seat.
I also got a light stick and moved it with the crowd like at the Miku concerts I've seen online. I've been cosplaying an anime character during the second concert because it was a part of Anime Messe. Although I'm a diehard Miku fan in my heart and soul, I'm just an average teenager with the average traveling issues, which means that I haven't been able to see a real Miku concert yet.
Miku Expo in Paris and Cologne will be my first time. I really was touched when I first heard of it - not even 10 minutes after it was announced.
Last edited: Jun 9, Reactions: aokiki. Apr 8, Santiago, Chile www. So far the only Vocaloid concert I've attended was Miku Expo in Ciudad de Mexico, and let me tell you, it was magical, easily the best day of my life. My favorite part of the concert was If I had to pick an absolute favorite performance though, it would have to be Gekishou. I still get goosebumps and tear up a bit when I watch the concert video I took of it, Miku's wings growing get me everytime.
The first vocaloid set of twins are officially released. Jan 30, Megurine Luka, the fourth Japanese Version 2 Vocaloid, is released as a bilingual vocaloid, thanks to her voice actress, Yuu Asakawa, who speaks both Japanese and English.
Aug 22, Hatsune Miku performs for the first time, making it the first Japanese Vocaloid concert. Mar 9, On this day it was the first concert with more than one vocaloid.
Hatsune Miku's personification has been marketed as a virtual idol and has performed at concerts onstage as an animated projection rear cast projection on a specially coated glass screen. The name of "Hatsune Miku" was conceived soon after the Vocaloid 2 announcements, when an English and Japanese vocal were developed for the character. The intended design was delayed and later used for Megurine Luka instead.
Each had a particular concept and vocal direction. She was built using Yamaha's Vocaloid 2 technology, and later updated to newer engine versions. She was created by taking vocal samples from voice actress Saki Fujita at a controlled pitch and tone.
Those samples all contain a single Japanese phonic that, when strung together, creates full lyrics and phrases. The pitch of the samples was to be altered by the synthesizer engine and constructed into a keyboard-style instrument within the Vocaloid software. Crypton released Hatsune Miku on August 31, Miku, Rin, Len emon Tes.
There were 22 songs, and 3 encores in total. It was hosted at Nippon Budokan, Tokyo from September , There were 24 songs, and 3 encores in total. There were 23 songs, and 3 encores in total and it was the first concert to not feature a single song from ryo. Song Singer Producer - - - 1 39 Music!
There were 23 songs, and 5 encores in total.
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