You’ve been missing out for so long xD ! (also you’re saying kaito’s name wrong Kai - to, not Kay - do ) also some info is wrong such as miku having a backstory and kaito and meiko being hits because they really weren't until miku came out.
i just started watching the video and there is a few mistakes. 1. vocaloid was created in 2000 not in 2004 2. miku doesnt have an official backstory or personality non of crypton vocaloids have them 3. meiko and kaito werent the first vocaloids, lola and leon are the first ones 4. im not sure about meiko but i know that kaito was considered as a failure bc he didnt sell well so im not sure you can say he was a huge hit 5. SEGA also created project sekai, not only projcet mirai and diva 6. L.O.L means lots of Laugh not lots of love 7. miku sing the original nyan cat but the popular version (with the rainbow cat) sings Momone Momo (utau) 8. recently miku moved program from vocaloid to another program called piapro studio NT which is a program made by piapro and crypton. also its KAito not keito sorry if its sounds aggresive, i dont want new fans to think those things are right or official (also im sorry if theres any grammer mistakes english is my second language)
@@jootersblaccat she doesn't have official backstory. It's up to the fans to make her backstory and personality. Kaito at the start was a failure and yes later he became popular but he said that they were a big hit from the start and it's not right. Miku didn't sing the original song.
yup!! i also have some fun facts: - the earliest date that has been found for vocaloids production was in 1997, though it did not become an actual buyable thing until march 2000. - Vocaloid, before it released, could have been named daisy, but they had to change it because of copyright issues - Meiko could have been named Hanako - Kaito sounds like kermit in english (if you listen closely) - there are only some vocaloids with cannon backstories, but as you said miku and her gang don't have any I don't believe - Utau is also a software much like vocaloid, but its completely free and people can make their own voicebanks thats all i can think of off the top of my head haha (also if you wanted to fix some grammer in #7 it should be sing instead of sang (: )
Pretty interesting video! Even though many are pointing out some of the mistakes you made (shows how passionate the fanbase is lol) I appreciate the well researched dive into Miku and Vocaloid as a whole, and trying to understand it and piece it together in a video for others who may not know either.
Just to clarify something: Miku doesn’t have a backstory. If you go to the official Crypton Future Media page they don’t even post Miku’s age anymore.. this is to give fans complete freedom to use Miku as they wish. Not having a backstory allows the fans to write any songs they want in any genre they want. Mr Itoh ( the creator of Hatsune Miku ) said in an interview they where very strict and made a big effort to make sure her name and image was to be associated with the software and, later on, the games. That’s why you don’t see her in animes aside from short appearances in some shows here and there.
It's always so fun to see new people discovering Vocaloid and Miku for the first time! Glad to see you found something you like, Project Diva games sure are varied like that. And Kaito needs much more love, sure he's popular, but I rarely see anyone complement his beautiful voice, and he deserves it.
Having been around the internet for a while, I had a vague notion of what the whole vocaloid thing was just from seeing people talk about the songs and characters over the years, but the release of the game on Steam was the first time I actually thought to research the details about it. As a programmer, I'm actually more interested in the mathematics that allows the program to synthesize human speech patterns, which I also researched. The simplified version is that it uses a base voice of a human that recorded as many sounds as possible for a language, then the program uses that base and attempts to combine all those sounds into natural sounding language. Kind of like a fancy text to speech bot, that can also do more advanced things like match specific tones and notes. It does work better with Japanese than it does a language like English because Japanese has a much simpler pronunciation with sounds that are pretty much always pronounced the same every time. Any English speaker knows that's definitely not true for English. There are still English songs made with the software, but they sound much more robotic compared to the ones written in Japanese.
When I started making MMD animations, I had no idea about the history behind it. And the only animation I've published that Miku appears in got R-18'ed by TH-cam...who seriously needs to grow a sense of humor. Very informative work, thank you.
i liked the video! might i also add, sega released a miku game for mobile! its called Project Sekai: Colorful Stage, is the game that got me back into vocaloid in fact! just so you know miku is everywhere
hey! just a correction, the nyan cat didn't come from miku or even vocaloid at all, but was in fact actually an utau (a free singing synthesizer program similar to vocaloid) named 'momone momo' who sang it :) edit: so i was wrong, (thank you tsukuyomi kitsune for the correction!) miku WAS the original, but momo turned into the meme
You should play Project Sekai or for the global release, Hatsune Miku Colorful Stage. It has a lot of Vocaloid songs and even some new ones. And there are new characters and even a story and the game even has some events. Colorful Stage is one of the games that made me enjoy the Vocaloid series and its songs as a whole.
I second this! While Colorful Stage still mostly focused on the characters other than the titular Miku herself, it's still a very simple starting point for those who want to get into Vocaloid and anything Miku related.
That footage of Miku fighting Sans really sent me. I really liked this crash course as someone who knows a decent amount about Miku but not necessarily the backstory of how we got here. Good stuff.
The future tone art style is a billion times better than the cell shader. It’s too cartoony and takes away from the design. It just makes them look washed out.
Meiko and Kaito were not part of the CV series Miku herself is an android, not a hologram Kaito, not Keito Leon, Lola, and Miriam came out before Meiko and Kaito
I've been aware of Miku since 2008, and a casual fan of Vocaloid in general (and UTAU) since 2010, though I had played a couple of rhythm games before, it was Project Mirai DX on 3DS that *Really* got me into the genre, which is now my favourite and easily most-played genre... Thing is though, my favourite Vocaloid isn't Miku, it's Gumi, her voice absolutely melts my heart~♥ Sadly her game back on PSP wasn't very good... I really loved her cameo in Project Mirai though~ But I've recently found out that *A Lot* of her songs were featured in the Sound Voltex series! Gosh I wish I'd known about that YEARS ago! Some of the art in those games makes me a bit uncomfortable though... At this point I've largely moved on from Miku's games, but I still think highly of them, especially Mirai, I actually think it's better than Diva in pretty much every way...
KAITO is said as KAI TO. Kai is in Kite and to as in Toe. DIVA X was released for the 10th anniversary since the X in DIVA X is "10" in roman numbers "Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega39's" (said as Megamix) is the Japanese copy of Megamix and was released in Feb of 2020 NOT Sept of 2019 while the English copy "Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Megamix" was released May of 2020. The song title is "LOL -Lots of Laugh" Not LOL Lots of Love "Not is destination" "Wind Takes Us a Fanfare" Are not song titles in any DIVA game. I do not know where you got these names from. "World is Mine" is a song (Miku most viewed song on YT) but in the DIVA games it is Translated to "The World is Mine" even though the Japanese is ワールドイズマイン (Waarudo izu main) which is just World is Mine Megamix+ is the combination of missing songs from Future Tone and Arcade Future Tone with the newest game before Megamix+ being Megamix which had 178 songs with all DLC while the Arcade game had 240 and Future Tone having 252 (With all DLCs) This being said Megamix+ is way better than the Switch verison and is only a issue for "lack of content" if you have played either Future Tone or Arcade Future Tone. The only new song to Megamix+ is "Kagamine's Hachi Hachi Flower Flight" which was a DIVA F and Arcade Future Tone only song that they added to Megamix+. Megamix+ is missing 3 songs though from Arcade Future Tone and Future Tone being 'Ievan Polkka" (is the tutorial song but is a remixed and can't play the song any other way) "NekoMimi Archive" "White Dove" which was some of peoples favorites and sadly was cut The DLC pack "Extra Song Pack" was what makes Megamix+... Megamix+ since if you do not buy that song pack you will have 178 songs (Just like the Switch version with all DLCs) and the "caught" was that all songs that was cut from Megamix from Future Tone was back with 3 exceptions and one "new" song. The only "plus" to the game if you do not buy the DLC is the option of switching shaders from Future Tone and Megamix. Keyboard support (and other controllers). Global Leaderboards and that's about it With the past 2 points being about songs Il also meantion that the modding scene is intense and can easily modded to add the 3 missing songs back in with song packs. Covers. UI changes. Modules and other features being worked on. There is a Discord Server you can join if you wish to learn more about this
It's pretty weird find informative videos about Vocaloid nowadays, since the software lost popularity the last years and now everybody is slowly switching to Synthesizer V, or SynthV to sum up. Now I prefer UTAU and SynthV than Vocaloid.
There was a time that I listened to her and other Vocaloid songs, especially Matryoska, Word's end dancehall and Senbonzakura. As for gaming experience, I only played the demos for both of Project Divas for 3DS, but never got into them cause I'm terrible at rhythm games and I'd feel bad if I spent money on a game I'm not able to beat. It's embarrassing, I know
This could just be my idea of WHY miku is so popular but considering she isn't real, all of the content surrounding her is fan made. She obviously has never been able to push her own image, so fans have been able to reach one another to expand her image. She can be whatever the viewer wants her to be. Theres no other media that gives the viewer that much freedom and I think thats why shes become such a phenomenon
The future tone art style is a billion times better than the cell shader. It’s too cartoony and takes away from the design. It just makes them look washed out.
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You’ve been missing out for so long xD !
(also you’re saying kaito’s name wrong Kai - to, not Kay - do )
also some info is wrong such as miku having a backstory and kaito and meiko being hits because they really weren't until miku came out.
i just started watching the video and there is a few mistakes.
1. vocaloid was created in 2000 not in 2004
2. miku doesnt have an official backstory or personality non of crypton vocaloids have them
3. meiko and kaito werent the first vocaloids, lola and leon are the first ones
4. im not sure about meiko but i know that kaito was considered as a failure bc he didnt sell well so im not sure you can say he was a huge hit
5. SEGA also created project sekai, not only projcet mirai and diva
6. L.O.L means lots of Laugh not lots of love
7. miku sing the original nyan cat but the popular version (with the rainbow cat) sings Momone Momo (utau)
8. recently miku moved program from vocaloid to another program called piapro studio NT which is a program made by piapro and crypton.
also its KAito not keito
sorry if its sounds aggresive, i dont want new fans to think those things are right or official
(also im sorry if theres any grammer mistakes english is my second language)
1. She has an official backstory
2. Kaito WAS a failure but he later became popular when Miku got popular
3. Miku DID sing the original song
@@jootersblaccat she doesn't have official backstory. It's up to the fans to make her backstory and personality. Kaito at the start was a failure and yes later he became popular but he said that they were a big hit from the start and it's not right.
Miku didn't sing the original song.
@@shaykagamine yes, she did. It's called Nyanyanyannyannyan by Daniwell-P. The popular one is a cover
@@jootersblaccat oh ive never actually checked the niconico upload sorry
yup!! i also have some fun facts:
- the earliest date that has been found for vocaloids production was in 1997, though it did not become an actual buyable thing until march 2000.
- Vocaloid, before it released, could have been named daisy, but they had to change it because of copyright issues
- Meiko could have been named Hanako
- Kaito sounds like kermit in english (if you listen closely)
- there are only some vocaloids with cannon backstories, but as you said miku and her gang don't have any I don't believe
- Utau is also a software much like vocaloid, but its completely free and people can make their own voicebanks
thats all i can think of off the top of my head haha
(also if you wanted to fix some grammer in #7 it should be sing instead of sang (: )
"Who is Hatsune Miku?"
*The internet's Queen* 💙😭
"Miku fans are scary"
Have you seen KPop stans?
im both i wonder what that makes me
@@rinku_yay A pretty chill person
@@instinctfan23 aww ty I thought I was gonna get roasted lmao
@lemonssssssss4 who is the singer?
Pretty interesting video! Even though many are pointing out some of the mistakes you made (shows how passionate the fanbase is lol) I appreciate the well researched dive into Miku and Vocaloid as a whole, and trying to understand it and piece it together in a video for others who may not know either.
She also officially fought Godzilla with Evangelion in the Shinkalion anime film
Just to clarify something: Miku doesn’t have a backstory. If you go to the official Crypton Future Media page they don’t even post Miku’s age anymore.. this is to give fans complete freedom to use Miku as they wish.
Not having a backstory allows the fans to write any songs they want in any genre they want. Mr Itoh ( the creator of Hatsune Miku ) said in an interview they where very strict and made a big effort to make sure her name and image was to be associated with the software and, later on, the games. That’s why you don’t see her in animes aside from short appearances in some shows here and there.
It's always so fun to see new people discovering Vocaloid and Miku for the first time! Glad to see you found something you like, Project Diva games sure are varied like that. And Kaito needs much more love, sure he's popular, but I rarely see anyone complement his beautiful voice, and he deserves it.
pretty sure it’s common knowledge but voice for nyan cat is actually from a fan made vocal software (utauloid) momo momone
Having been around the internet for a while, I had a vague notion of what the whole vocaloid thing was just from seeing people talk about the songs and characters over the years, but the release of the game on Steam was the first time I actually thought to research the details about it. As a programmer, I'm actually more interested in the mathematics that allows the program to synthesize human speech patterns, which I also researched. The simplified version is that it uses a base voice of a human that recorded as many sounds as possible for a language, then the program uses that base and attempts to combine all those sounds into natural sounding language. Kind of like a fancy text to speech bot, that can also do more advanced things like match specific tones and notes. It does work better with Japanese than it does a language like English because Japanese has a much simpler pronunciation with sounds that are pretty much always pronounced the same every time. Any English speaker knows that's definitely not true for English. There are still English songs made with the software, but they sound much more robotic compared to the ones written in Japanese.
When I started making MMD animations, I had no idea about the history behind it. And the only animation I've published that Miku appears in got R-18'ed by TH-cam...who seriously needs to grow a sense of humor. Very informative work, thank you.
That's not how you pronounce Kaito
Miku was supposed to be at coachella 2020 and I'm so sad it didn't happen 😭😭
One of the thousands of reasons why i hate co vid so much.
Not only that, but her entire NA 2020 concert was cancelled, I had VIP seats :(
i liked the video! might i also add, sega released a miku game for mobile! its called Project Sekai: Colorful Stage, is the game that got me back into vocaloid in fact! just so you know miku is everywhere
hey! just a correction, the nyan cat didn't come from miku or even vocaloid at all, but was in fact actually an utau (a free singing synthesizer program similar to vocaloid) named 'momone momo' who sang it :)
edit:
so i was wrong, (thank you tsukuyomi kitsune for the correction!)
miku WAS the original, but momo turned into the meme
@@NJackie ahh okay thanks for the correction
You should play Project Sekai or for the global release, Hatsune Miku Colorful Stage. It has a lot of Vocaloid songs and even some new ones. And there are new characters and even a story and the game even has some events. Colorful Stage is one of the games that made me enjoy the Vocaloid series and its songs as a whole.
I second this! While Colorful Stage still mostly focused on the characters other than the titular Miku herself, it's still a very simple starting point for those who want to get into Vocaloid and anything Miku related.
I love when people get into vocaloid like yes please come to the hole you'll be fine come closer : )
This comment makes me consider getting an adult.
That footage of Miku fighting Sans really sent me. I really liked this crash course as someone who knows a decent amount about Miku but not necessarily the backstory of how we got here. Good stuff.
The future tone art style is a billion times better than the cell shader. It’s too cartoony and takes away from the design. It just makes them look washed out.
7:48 laughs and snarks in good diva player
Meiko and Kaito were not part of the CV series
Miku herself is an android, not a hologram
Kaito, not Keito
Leon, Lola, and Miriam came out before Meiko and Kaito
I've been aware of Miku since 2008, and a casual fan of Vocaloid in general (and UTAU) since 2010, though I had played a couple of rhythm games before, it was Project Mirai DX on 3DS that *Really* got me into the genre, which is now my favourite and easily most-played genre...
Thing is though, my favourite Vocaloid isn't Miku, it's Gumi, her voice absolutely melts my heart~♥
Sadly her game back on PSP wasn't very good... I really loved her cameo in Project Mirai though~ But I've recently found out that *A Lot* of her songs were featured in the Sound Voltex series! Gosh I wish I'd known about that YEARS ago! Some of the art in those games makes me a bit uncomfortable though...
At this point I've largely moved on from Miku's games, but I still think highly of them, especially Mirai, I actually think it's better than Diva in pretty much every way...
I’ve been a big Vocaloid fan for a while! Miku’s songs really helped me through some hard times in my life.
Love the video, it's very good for starters, and besides all the musics and software, the game is a pretty good Rhythm game.
KAITO is said as KAI TO. Kai is in Kite and to as in Toe.
DIVA X was released for the 10th anniversary since the X in DIVA X is "10" in roman numbers
"Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega39's" (said as Megamix) is the Japanese copy of Megamix and was released in Feb of 2020 NOT Sept of 2019 while the English copy "Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Megamix" was released May of 2020.
The song title is "LOL -Lots of Laugh" Not LOL Lots of Love
"Not is destination" "Wind Takes Us a Fanfare" Are not song titles in any DIVA game. I do not know where you got these names from. "World is Mine" is a song (Miku most viewed song on YT) but in the DIVA games it is Translated to "The World is Mine" even though the Japanese is ワールドイズマイン (Waarudo izu main) which is just World is Mine
Megamix+ is the combination of missing songs from Future Tone and Arcade Future Tone with the newest game before Megamix+ being Megamix which had 178 songs with all DLC while the Arcade game had 240 and Future Tone having 252 (With all DLCs) This being said Megamix+ is way better than the Switch verison and is only a issue for "lack of content" if you have played either Future Tone or Arcade Future Tone. The only new song to Megamix+ is "Kagamine's Hachi Hachi Flower Flight" which was a DIVA F and Arcade Future Tone only song that they added to Megamix+. Megamix+ is missing 3 songs though from Arcade Future Tone and Future Tone being 'Ievan Polkka" (is the tutorial song but is a remixed and can't play the song any other way) "NekoMimi Archive" "White Dove" which was some of peoples favorites and sadly was cut
The DLC pack "Extra Song Pack" was what makes Megamix+... Megamix+ since if you do not buy that song pack you will have 178 songs (Just like the Switch version with all DLCs) and the "caught" was that all songs that was cut from Megamix from Future Tone was back with 3 exceptions and one "new" song. The only "plus" to the game if you do not buy the DLC is the option of switching shaders from Future Tone and Megamix. Keyboard support (and other controllers). Global Leaderboards and that's about it
With the past 2 points being about songs Il also meantion that the modding scene is intense and can easily modded to add the 3 missing songs back in with song packs. Covers. UI changes. Modules and other features being worked on. There is a Discord Server you can join if you wish to learn more about this
It's pretty weird find informative videos about Vocaloid nowadays, since the software lost popularity the last years and now everybody is slowly switching to Synthesizer V, or SynthV to sum up.
Now I prefer UTAU and SynthV than Vocaloid.
There was a time that I listened to her and other Vocaloid songs, especially Matryoska, Word's end dancehall and Senbonzakura. As for gaming experience, I only played the demos for both of Project Divas for 3DS, but never got into them cause I'm terrible at rhythm games and I'd feel bad if I spent money on a game I'm not able to beat.
It's embarrassing, I know
sega also made Project Sekai: Colorful Stage
I started getting into her last month
I love her songs!!!
This could just be my idea of WHY miku is so popular but considering she isn't real, all of the content surrounding her is fan made. She obviously has never been able to push her own image, so fans have been able to reach one another to expand her image. She can be whatever the viewer wants her to be. Theres no other media that gives the viewer that much freedom and I think thats why shes become such a phenomenon
This video deserves WAY more love! Your channel is criminally underrated. Awesome work! :-))
I personally prefer The Gorillaz
39% cleared? i applaud you.
Love getting jumpscared by project sekai even tho i already know its gonna be here bc miku
KAITO is... not pronounced that way lmao
7:53 it isn't that hard. But the Ex Extreme on the other hand..
miku miku oooeeeo
Kaito is Kermit
Me next! Me next!
I'm not qualified to give you an answer.
I know nothing about her except I have an ex-friend who likes to cosplay as her. 😂😂😂
More than fair haha
Stalker AI
"kay toe" its pronounced "kaiyttoe"
First!
The future tone art style is a billion times better than the cell shader. It’s too cartoony and takes away from the design. It just makes them look washed out.