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In light of what we learned with vocaloid in Japan, is this even meaningful? Singers don't make the song. You can have crowds fill stadiums to watch a hologram,
by superchroma 3y ago
In light of what we learned with vocaloid in Japan, is this even meaningful? Singers don't make the song. You can have crowds fill stadiums to watch a hologram, it has already been proven.
To boot, isn't this the fidelity vs fun argument of videogames again, too?
Madonna's "Ray of Light" is still a good song without her; William Orbit is a master producer after all. I hope we see a refocusing away from personalities to producers out of this.
- musicam 3y agoIt depends on the audience, and the producer. Some people are content with listening to robotic-sounding Vocaloid type synths, others prefer something closer to an authentic singing voice with the more complex range of emotion that can be expressed. Even just from a technology point of view, I find it fascinating to see how the envelope is being pushed via machine learning models.
- tehnub 3y ago>Some people are content with listening to robotic-sounding Vocaloid type synths, others prefer something closer to an authentic singing voice with the more complex range of emotion that can be expressed. Let me just point out the nuance that many people, including myself, appreciate both types of music.