Some Vocaloid producers put little effort in because they want the Vocaloid to sound as it was out of the box and honestly, I see that as fine. IF you get any feedback at all, people can just ignore your work if its bad. You basically asked for it when you did and shouldn't put something up on-line to the open public like that, either keep it as private while you get good and ask for advice or just be surprised if you get negative feed back. Nyanfox reminds me, kagami kawaiine was a thing.įor me, I see bad tuning as like this if you are a new producer and you put some bad tuned stuff up on-line, your asking for negative feed back. Well, I guess some of them are DECENT tuning-wise, but yeah. Once again, no shade on DECO*27, just saying that it's like the tuning in his songs was snapped out of existence. I usually don't listen to the original versions of those songs because of how flat Miku sounds. Whoever's in charge is barely tuning Miku at all, at least in SOME songs.

Awesome VOCALOID producer, love his songs, they're bops, DECO*27 and his team are professionals.

At least the bad tuners tried people who don't tune are being kinda lazy IMO. It means they tuned their VOCALOIDs, just badly. I don't like to call people out because some are new to the program and are just learning how to use it, so I don't think it's a good idea to call people out on their tuning in such a way. In reality, if you want a song with 'bad' tuning. But sadly the video is lost in the depths of my YouTube watch history so I can't find it. I think the person who made it used Kagamine Len and drew random squiggles on every single parameter. Well, there was this one parody guide on VOCALOID tuning where the user made the tuning as bad as possible.

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