So whats /mu/'s veredict on Hatsune Miku? The future of music or just a fleeting -japanese- fad?

>>116087962 (OP)

Cute!

>>116087962 (OP)

chatgpt thread again

>>116087962 (OP)

Hatsune Miku, a virtual pop star created by Crypton Future Media, has gained significant popularity since her introduction in 2007. While it is challenging to predict the future with certainty, it's important to understand that Hatsune Miku's impact extends beyond being a fleeting Japanese fad.



Hatsune Miku represents the concept of a virtual idol, powered by Vocaloid software, which allows users to create songs using her synthesized voice. This technology has opened up new creative possibilities, allowing individuals worldwide to compose music and share it with others. Hatsune Miku concerts have drawn large audiences, showcasing the enthusiasm and support for her character.



Furthermore, Hatsune Miku has transcended cultural boundaries and has gained international recognition. She has performed in numerous countries and collaborated with various artists, expanding her fan base beyond Japan. Her influence has inspired the emergence of virtual influencers and virtual idols in different parts of the world, highlighting her impact on the music industry and popular culture.



While some may consider Hatsune Miku as a temporary trend, her lasting impact cannot be ignored. She represents the integration of technology, music, and creativity, which has the potential to shape the future of the music industry. As technology continues to advance, it is likely that virtual idols and similar concepts will continue to evolve and find their place in the ever-changing landscape of music.



Ultimately, whether Hatsune Miku is the future of music or not depends on the evolution and adoption of virtual characters, advancements in technology, and the preferences of music consumers. Nonetheless, her influence and the concept she represents have undoubtedly left a significant mark on the music industry, making her more than just a fleeting fad.

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>>116087962 (OP)

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>>116087962 (OP)

Gnatsune Miku

asked chatgpt to create a cute miku in ascii and it spat all those silly bears lol



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>>116087962 (OP)

>fleeting -japanese- fad

They have had virtual idols for decades, but go off…

looks like one of those $150 dolls

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I thought the best that could come from the vocaloid musicsphere would be fairly mid compositions or vaguely danceable electropop like

https://youtu.be/Ik_qiZ8i4MI [Embed]



But a friendly young man from here completely rocked my opinion regarding what could be done with the waifu bots. Showed how ignorant I was.

https://youtu.be/PNE5Mw6hFYI [Embed]

https://youtu.be/zscW1GzLrYw [Embed]

By far one of the most interesting reccs I've ever sourced from the board and I honestly would have gone to the deep sleep none the wiser had this not been brought to my attention.

neat tunes there, for me it was miku delivering opera

>>116087962 (OP)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ursrSrUMJY [Embed]
