VOCALOID3: SeeU - "Shining Star" [HD & MP3]

Details/Information:

Music Artist: Atom & Jung Seung Kim
Song: "Shining Star"
Vocals: SeeU
Illustration: http://www.zerochan.net/full/767562

MP3 Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?9rei3g29vj4v7vu

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Vocaloid
• Vocaloid3
• V3
• SeeU
• Korean
• K-Pop
• Shining
• Star
• Atom
• Jung
• Seung
• Kim
• demo
• HD
• MP3

[TenchiBoom]

why all the low ratings? because shes korean? fags. grow up.

[CoffeePanda2]

Well you know what they say..fuck the haters <3

[NotsoPWNingSora]

@xmarachanx i see....well personally i don't really like the song. not because she's Korean, i love Korean music but this song just don't do it for me xD

[persidie]

@xmarachanx my problem was more along the strain of, if it's easier and cheaper to use a vocaloid why use a person? And vocaloids are okay for teaching a language, but the finer points of accent and stuff, it's hard to ask a vocaloid to open their mouth more and show people an exaggeration of how they are saying something. Sometimes the organic works better. And plenty of classes do that, I've been in those classes, but vocaloids are still too niche for most schools.

[xmarachanx]

@NotsoPWNingSora That's not the case. If you look at all the SeeU vids, you'll see that they all have a lot of dislikes, and you'll find an abundance of racist comments insulting SeeU because she's Korean, and calling Korean's "copies". It's hardly the quality, people are just being ignorant, and that can not be stood for.

[xmarachanx]

@persidie Also, Vocaloids are not replacing musicians, or human beings. They are, in fact, only expanding singers. Nico Nico Douga is a great example; tons of cover artists are becoming famous and acheiving a lot of money just because they're doing covers of Vocaloid songs. It's a trend already; Musicians write songs, use Vocaloids as instruments, and let eager fans practice singing or create covers of said songs. Vocaloids are robots, yes. But they're only helping to widen human creativity. :)

[xmarachanx]

@persidie You don't seem to understand what I'm trying to say. Here, let me rephrase myself: I'm imagining a world where vocaloids are used by teachers in schools to help students learn new languages. It's been proven that listening to music in the desired language helps speed up the rate of learning it. So, teachers could write songs using Vocaloids, and have students translate the lyrics, or even sing along. This is actually a widely-used technique already, Vocaloids would just make it easier.

[NotsoPWNingSora]

@TenchiBoom maybe there's low ratings because the song isn't really that good after all...

[persidie]

@xmarachanx in that world, why teach people to speak or sing if they replace us in schools...

[DarkFarie111]

to tell the truth i do like her more than a few of japans

[KeiriTheUsagi]

I think people don't like change. I like SeeU :3 I'm also a K-pop fan and a big fan of the japanese vocaloids.