When was hatsune mikus first concert

Its official song is "Blue Star". The American chiptune band Anamanaguchi opened for Miku in most of the performances in the tour. The concert was also accompanied by an expo that encompassed a club event, film festival, craft workshop and more. Anime Messe Berlin Miku Symphony.

An orchestral concert featuring a collaboration between Hatsune Miku and the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, known to many as Japan's oldest classical orchestra. A presale lottery was held from May 31 to June The concert was accompanied by a three-day exhibition which included toys, artwork, and a life-size Miku statue designed after the main visual of the concert.

The concert will receive a Blu-ray release on December 21, Her voice provider, Lia made an appearance. Crypton promised that the exhibition that accompanied the concert would be larger than that of the Chinese concert.

Save for a few slight variations, the set list for each concert was identical. Carnival Banana. Carnival" event. Xin Hua, Yuecheng , Zhang Chuchu. Vsinger Live. The first Vsinger concert to feature all 6 cast members of the series. On December 14, , the concert setlist was made available. On February 14, , Longya's first demo song was confirmed to be a part of the concert. This concert was unique, as the set list varied depending on the day of each performance, resulting in three slightly different set lists for the event.

Held in Tokyo, this concert event ran for multiple days with different set lists before culminating in a "Super Live", which combined all of the set lists into one final series of concert performances.

This concert was Crypton's second full-length concert in China, and it had a playlist that varied based on whether the concert performance was held during the day or the night. Like Miku's first full concert, MikuExpo Malaysia featured a pre-concert set of songs outside of the main concert. Quadimension Live Tour. The follow-up to Crypton's Snow Miku concert.

Held in Sapporo, this concert was accompanied by an exhibition from February 5th to February 12th. This concert saw the official debut of the real-time 3D CGI control system, "R3", which allows a level of live interaction with the audience. This concert marked Miku's second time performing with the Japanese drumming ensemble, Kodo. This multi-day event was performed as a part of the "This is Nippon" concert series, which was held to showcase Japanese arts and culture.

A 3D live concert tour spanning 7 different cities across the US and Mexico. Its official song is "Decade".

Features the characters performing a small concert, interacting with the audience, announcing news in terms of merchandising and marketing, and sharing a slideshow and messages from producers. This was held at the Shanghai Grand Theatre. The cast performed 25 songs in total. The concert was held at Ebisu Creato, Shibuya, Japan.

A project commemorating the renaming of Edo to Tokyo, which has reached its year milestone. Miku Symphony The follow-up to Crypton's Miku Symphony concert.

This concert marked Miku's second time performing with the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra and the first with Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra. Yuezheng Ling Online Birthday Party. An online live event hosted in celebration for Yuezheng Ling's character birthday. Features her performing a small concert, interacting with the audience, sharing a slideshow and messages from producers, and announcing news in terms of merchandising and marketing.

This concert marked the 5th anniversary of the Miku Expo concert series. This was to be the North American debut of "ARIA"; however, due to an "impracticability of the performance" the event was cancelled and tickets were refunded to purchasers.

Luo Tianyi A live event hosted in celebration for Luo Tianyi's 7th anniversary and character birthday. Features her performing a small concert, interacting with the audience and giving away gifts, sharing a slideshow and messages from producers, and announcing news in terms of merchandising and marketing. The concert consists of original and cover songs. The annual installment in the "Magical Mirai" concert series. AHS Concert - Vienna. Chihiro Ishiguro, who is in charge of Yuzuki Yukari's voice, also appears!

Yuezheng Longya Birthday Party. An online live event hosted in celebration for Longya's character birthday. Features him performing a small concert, interacting with the audience, sharing a slideshow and messages from producers, and announcing news in terms of merchandising and marketing. Bandai Namco Entertainment Festival. Luo Tianyi Birthday Party. An online live event hosted in celebration for Tianyi's character birthday and 8th anniversary. It will feature her performing a concert and reviewing the milestones she's achieved over the years.

Merchandise is to be expected. The concert is themed around "mirrors". BiliBiliWorld Attendees were required to take safety precautions, wear masks, and allow staff to perform temperature checks due to the COVID pandemic. Hatsune Miku performed live during a later segment of the event. The Crypton Future Media lineup will return to the U.

Suggestions for songs were made open on July 25, A brand new model and 31 songs were confirmed. It was also warned that reprints and reuploads of the livestream are prohibited and will be considered piracy.

GUMI 10th annivesrary album. Live performances from , Chouchou-P , buzzG and YM were seen performing instrumentals for several of the songs. A live solo virtual event featuring Hatsune Miku presented in collaboration with Pulse Co. The next annual installment in the "Magical Mirai" concert series in Osaka, Japan. She's a Miku superfan, and you can tell from her turquoise wig and make-up.

It's an homage to Miku's style, a teen trifecta of technology, anime, and Japanese pop lyrics. It's easy to see why. She's over-the-top, in every way, starting with her trademark turquoise hair, color-coordinated outfits, and voice that sounds like a hyper-caffeinated chipmunk. But Miku is neither animal nor human. She's what you'd call a Vocaloid — basically the consumer-friendly interface for sophisticated voice-synthesizing software.

Ramirez follows the Vocaloid subculture and its stars, and Miku is her favorite. Fans waited in anticipation for their favorite singer to appear onstage for her first solo live performance. The concert had 4 musicians ready to play, and 38 songs lined up. With 38 songs lined up, this concert has two encores and four uncounted guest performances. It should be noted that Vocaloid did not start off this big. Vocaloid is a voice synthesizing software that has revolutionized the digital music industry.

Made by the Japanese media company Crypton in , the program recreates human singing voices through the use of voicebanks — recordings of human voices that are blended together to form words and syllables.

The creation of Vocaloid traces back to the year , when Pompeu Fabra, a university in Barcelona, and the Japanese company Yamaha collaborated on a joint business venture in which they explored voice-synthesizing technology. It was in this collaboration that they started to develop and think about how to transform vocal recordings into songs and performances that sounded natural and had a continuous flow.

Aside from the fact that it has become easier and more convenient to use, the interface has remained relatively the same — users type the lyrics into the program and can change how the words sound afterwards, making alterations to features such as pitch, length, and other features.

Version 1 of Vocaloid became available to the public on March 3rd, Unfortunately, the voices did not do well, with the packaging being both unappealing, just having a generic image of a pair of lips, and the voices that it provides still sounding rather robotic. Yet, even with upgrades such as clearer sound and easier-to-use interfaces as well as strategic marketing techniques like illustrating the characters on the boxes, the software, from a commercial standpoint, remained unsuccessful.

It was only in , with the release of Vocaloid 2 and Hatsune Miku, that things began to take a turn.