Was enjoying video while waiting new year
then i saw this
and i go...what the?

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Muslim go watch concert or that just a tako luka head cover

gurl gurl liao
this is mikupolis
where is it happening again?

pro one . eh anime festival this march ticket when release ?

its not sure its going to be happening =.=
and majority of malaysian is little dicky
only ask for support
say scam
bla bla bla
bla bla bla
i guess its hopeless,going to AFA2012 next year if possible

by clicking ''Im going'' is so hard =.=

u mean when less ppl it wont happen ?

stupiak

Nokia Centre , L.A

they need 9k people supporting it

i thought it would be easy,but no
bla bla bla
they are trying to bringing in Miku Hatsune concert in Malaysia
even if not March/April
maybe in Fall/Winter
many say its bullshyt or scam
i don't see anything about price or anything yet
or have to pre-order tickets
god people nowdays

@MichealJohn,
omg
that gurl gurl is richgurl

malaysia ppl ...

This post has been edited by zero_kbom: Jan 1 2012, 09:46 AM

The one in Singapore recently..

This post has been edited by MichaelJohn: Jan 1 2012, 11:07 AM

The Organizing of Anime Fiesta/Miku concert Malaysia is indeed suspicious.
No info about the organizers at all but suddenly want to host such huge event.

Its still too early to tell if they're actually serious or not, but there is no way in hell I'm giving my support until they give us some solid information.

Look at this info page on facebook:

Founded : 2002
Description : Malaysia's largest Anime Manga Cosplay Games Convention organizers.

If they're founded in 2002 and are the largest (so they claim) why haven't they hosted a single event since?

Haha I went there, front 3rd row LIVE rox!!!

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Added on January 3, 2012, 1:16 pmHaha I went there, front 3rd row LIVE rox!!!

This post has been edited by air: Jan 3 2012, 01:16 PM

Aoki Lapis - Little Wish CMV


Done by a group called Malaysia Vocaloid Party

I thoroughly enjoyed the concert despite the minor flaws. And I won't deny attendances was a bit low since behind was pretty spacious...There are a lot of sceptics and first-timers to such a thing who bought the normal tickets to see what the fuss is all about and leave after a few minutes.(Heck might as well let me rob you...guess people throw money around nowadays)

And this is why we can't have nice things.

Stop being fuzzy...and thanks to fussy b****es, we are unlikely to have another concert in the south-east region again.

The concert in Singapore will be forever embedded in my heart should there be no more Miku concerts in the future.

Last but not least,
Well done SEA folks.



This post has been edited by Senjou: Jan 5 2012, 09:05 AM

like i said before

Malaysian =.=

those people dont know what is music, most of them are being blinded by taiwan music and k-pop as well as china music

those music are boring as well, nothing new, unlike vocaloid music that is available in different genres

I wouldn't just say Malaysian...there were a few Singaporeans/others complaining/leaving at the back(yes I bought the normal tickets since I came with a friend who is unwilling to pay VIP since he was just accompanying me and I also didn't have that kind of money atm...lol)

I wouldn't go that far as to judge one person choice of music taste but nevertheless brofist to both of you lol.



This post has been edited by Senjou: Jan 5 2012, 08:39 PM

Personal opinion? It's caters for a niche market, and thus is really small outside of Japan. I am somewhat neutral on this. I do like vocaloid character designs. They are lovely and well thought of.

But I also can see why not many people would like Vocaloid. No matter what the technology, the voice still sounds like it comes out of an auto tune mix. It's not natural and lacks the human feel of it. Also I have a headache listening to Vocaloids due to the "synth" sounding of it. Honestly for me I'd rate Friday as being better than any of the Vocaloid song. I'd never like Supercell when they first released they songs using Vocaloid, but once they start using real life human, I learn to appreciate their songwriting. Granted, the songs are good. I'd hear ones that had been re-sung by a real person and they are really nice.

Music is and would always be a personal preferences. Whatever genre it is, there would be fans, and these are usually based on accessibility, tradition, peer preferences, etc. Sure, you can be a hipster and listen to a different kind of music than what everyone around you are listening but saying that it sucks and bad reeks of an immature child trying to defend a loosing battle. Vocaloid music will always be mostly J-Pop, since the voice bank works best for it (it lacks the diphthong for any other languages/genre). But for this region there are not many fans of J-Pop, since well, how many of us do speak Japanese and how often do you hear them being played on local airwaves?

For me Vocaloid is a good tool for aspiring music writer to get themselves known. But it's not a substitute for a real human being.

I wouldn't say that it's still a niche market....since it's been getting quite a following outside of Japan with concerts being held in the U.S and SEA. Probably elsewhere in Europe as well if I am not mistaken.

But I also can see why not many people would like Vocaloid.
Sure, you like your music to be "natural" and have the "human feel", but it's impossible to state that not many people like Vocaloid because you can't tell for sure. It's very subjective. In fact, the Vocaloid phenomena has grown so much since it was introduced five years ago. If not many people like it, the vocaloid fad would have died out at one point or another.

but saying that it sucks and bad reeks of an immature child trying to defend a loosing battle.
Aren't you doing the same but more subtly?

For me Vocaloid is a good tool for aspiring music writer to get themselves known. But it's not a substitute for a real human being.
Honestly for me I'd rate Friday as being better than any of the Vocaloid song.
Hahah oh wow....but each to their own I guess....like you said..
Music is and would always be a personal preferences whether "human" or "non-human" as you would like to call it.

It could also probably be a substitute to a real human being in the distant future.
Technology can be a very scary thing...

Cheers.

This post has been edited by Senjou: Jan 6 2012, 01:42 PM