/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>15711661
I suppose but still it's disappointing to support a producer who uses your favorite chinese anime girl singing synth and suddenly they take the money you've spent over the years on obtaining singles and albums and pisses it away on signing to a label to work with a subpar utaite or who tier singer.

But that's not all, then the albums they do pump out with the new singer never resemble the Vocaloid hits they used to make. The new music they make sounds more soulless than 2007 Miku V2 singing off key for a cover using midi instrumentals. At that stage, the cold machine sound isn't from someone messing around with Vocaloid 1, it's the producer on their last breaths trying to make a deadline for their new album and photo meet and greet at select Animate shops. The utaite then scrambles to make his/her next stylist appointment so that they look ready for the camera and inevitable press release.

There are a few exceptions to this rule but when it happens to your favorite producer, it hurts so bad to see them spiral down into nothing.