Miku fans wanted a hologram concert — they got a TV show instead

Cristiana Gigina

If you made it through that headline and you’re confused, don’t worry — I was, too, at first. Hatsune Miku is an internet fandom thing. She’s not a real person, and she didn’t get her start in some obscure anime — she’s a Vocaloid, which is a synthetic voice that can be fed melodies and song lyrics to output as vocal performances, and she puts on concerts . Here’s a succinct summary from my colleague Jess Weatherbed: Okay, a quick crash course is that Miku is the mascot and most recognizable

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Miku fans wanted a hologram concert — they got a TV show instead https://www.theverge.com/ - 09.04.2024 19:49
Miku fans wanted a hologram concert — they got a TV show instead https://www.theverge.com - 09.04.2024 19:49