Band-sound Vocaloid Song Special [Rock]

Let me drown in the black notes.Shun13

[Hatsune Miku] Let Me Drown in the Black Note (Full-size Ver) [Original]

A tune by a guitarist, for guitarists.

From intro to outro, every riff, backing part, and solo is ultra heavy rock! It’s perfect for show-off guitarists.

The break right before the first chorus and at the start of the hook is a key point, too.

The boy didn’t like the classroom.ishiburo

Stone Bath / The Boy Hated the Classroom [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

The author, who kept writing songs about hating junior high, presents his final song of that kind.

It’s a song about a boy who sits in the corner, vaguely watching the everyday scene: the laughter and gossip of the kids who stand out in the classroom.

The overall mood, including the guitar riffs, carries a languid, weary atmosphere.

1925tomī

[60fps Full-cast] 1925 – Hatsune Miku, Rin/Len, Luka, KAITO, MEIKO — Miku Rin Len Luka DIVA English Romaji subtitles

The melody evokes the Taisho Romantic era and is wonderful.

It’s a track by Tomii, also known under names like T-POCKET, released in 2009.

The lyrics use retro wording, showing great attention to detail.

The relaxed rhythm is soothing.

It has a charm that makes you want to listen to it while taking a walk.

Included on the compilation album “EXIT TUNES PRESENTS Vocalolegend feat.

Hatsune Miku.”

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INAZUMAharufuri

INAZUMA / Kasane Teto

If you’re craving razor-sharp guitar rock, don’t miss this track! It’s a piece by Harufuri, the Vocaloid producer known for hits like “Migi ni Maga-ru,” released in March 2023 and featured in the BOCALOID Collection 2023 Spring TOP 100.

It’s the kind of cool, punchy sound that any fan of band music will find irresistible—seriously, it’s that good.

The poised, dignified vocals of Kasane Teto shine over the light yet feverish groove, perfectly embodying the lyric’s message: “Play the sounds you truly want to make.” And the vocal part that kicks in right after the guitar solo? Absolutely unmissable.

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Lying down in the very middle of Tokyo40mP

[Hatsune Miku (40mP)] Lying Down in the Middle of Tokyo [Original PV]

This song begins with a bright, gentle piano melody and pairs well with brass instruments like trumpet and trombone.

Make sure to hit the accents firmly in each interlude.

By bringing the energy down with just vocals and piano before the final chorus, the lyrics—tinged with poignancy amid the brightness—stand out even more.

Iroha Songgin saku

[Kagamine Rin] Iroha Song [Original Track]

The song as a whole isn’t particularly difficult, and it comes together well if you give each section clear dynamics and contrast.

Precisely because of that, guitarists should pay attention to how they articulate sustained single notes.

It’s also a song that can sound cool if the vocalist leans into a kobushi-style delivery for an enka-like feel.

Daydream Garden AddictioncosMo@bousou P

[K-Subtitles] Kagamine Rin Original Song “Kūsō Teien Izonshō” with Chinese Subtitles

Anyway, from start to finish, the spotlight belongs to the keyboard’s breathtaking virtuosity.

Even during the A and B sections, the flowing melodic lines drop in at key moments with beautiful precision.

The drums are also very busy, making it a high-difficulty piece suited for advanced players.

Together with the off-beat dance groove, distinctive lyrics, and melody, it weaves a uniquely immersive soundscape.