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this post was submitted on 11 May 2025
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Miku is a computer program, the quality of what you get depends on who’s making the music.
Some songs I’ve liked:
BLACK ROCK SHOOTER
Love is War
The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku
Lots of Laugh
These are all old af. But the point is Hatsune Miku is more like an instrument.
thanks for sharing but it is really not my genre
I just can't stand the "adult woman talking/singing in a breathy small child's voice" style that's so popular in Japan, and Hatsune Miku is that squared.
Edit: here's a related article for anyone curious about why that phenomenon may exist. In a nutshell: gender inequality.
that's totally a fair point, it's definitely not for everyone. but I would like to point out that how Miku sounds depends heavily on the composer and how they tune her, so while a lot of her music falls into that category, alot of it doesnt. she is essentially an instrument after all.