Band-sound Vocaloid Song Special [Rock]
We call making music on a computer “DTM,” but that doesn’t only refer to electronic music with programmed synths.
You can use various sound sources or record live instruments, and before you know it, you can complete a full band sound right inside your computer.
So in this article, I’d like to introduce Vocaloid songs that focus on band-style sound!
They’re all wonderful tracks!
I’m sure you’ll find a new favorite.
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Band-sound Vocaloid Song Feature [Rock] (111–120)
Deep Sea City UndergroundTanaka B
This is a guitar rock track that draws you into a decadent, downer world.
Vocaloid producer Mr.
Tanaka B’s signature song “Shinkai City Underground” was released in 2011.
Its cool tone, marked by resonant distortion, is striking, and Kagamine Rin’s somewhat innocent vocals amplify the song’s uncanny atmosphere.
The chorus makes you want to sing along yourself.
When people think of a “cool Rin song,” this work is likely one that comes to mind.
MarginalOSTER project
A song with a bewilderingly complex chord progression that seems to ignore music theory, yet each section comes together beautifully and the chorus delivers a cathartic resolution that feels incredible.
At the same time, it’s a piece that demands meticulous performance skills, as even simple mistakes can cause it to fall apart.
I'll Miku-Miku you♪ (I'll do it for ya)ika
As a song that catapulted Hatsune Miku—and by extension, VOCALOID—into fame, it remains vivid in many people’s memories.
Composed of a lively band sound and electronic tones, it’s a track that truly embodies Hatsune Miku’s singing.
There are full and short versions, and the vibe changes dramatically between them, so be sure to compare both.
Blind Astronautyukkedoluce
A single song with a narrative that teaches us that what’s visible isn’t all that matters.
The shimmering sounds evoke an image of stars.
It also uses feedback techniques that deliberately make the guitar howl in places, making it easy to stick in your ears even after the song ends.
siGreSuzuki P
A Japanese-style VOCAROCK track.
The lyrics quote a poem by the poet Haruo Satō.
The distorted guitar tones and fast picking are cool, and the water sounds used throughout create a great atmosphere.
When the original video entered the Hall of Fame, a PV that went all-in on jokes was uploaded to celebrate.
hysteriaStag Beetle P
These lyrics portray days when you get hurt by the smallest things, give up, and become reckless, but when you listen to it while feeling down, it’s a song that makes you feel like you can keep trying just a little longer.
The slightly wistful guitar tone in the interlude, almost like a scream, is especially striking.
Take it easy and enjoy your stay!!!Today's dog
The choppy cutting leads the song throughout.
The chorus, which repeats the same phrase over and over, is striking and addictive.
In the outro, the backing sound that echoes slightly behind the vocals evokes a hard rock vibe.