OSTER project's Twitter
Translations of tweets from @fuwacina. For an archive of other Vocaloid-related Twitters I no longer keep up with, go here.
March 26th, 2020
When C-E-G is playing, if you play it with something else, like D-F-A-B, or some kind of flat, or some kind of sharp, it can sound kinda fancy or sound kinda grimy. Music is fun but tough.
The "skillfully" is the tough part, huh...
I don't know theory, so to explain things super-instinctively: if you skillfully use things other than C-E-G a lot and skillfully combine them with notes at a similar distance, things sound kinda fancy.
What could I possibly teach people...? Is there anything...? Maybe the charms of Rin-chan?
@_ngtr_a There's infinitely many things I'd want Miss OSTER to teach me before chord theory.
If I had 100,000 yen, I'd just buy wagyu beef as normal, so gimme 100,000 yen!!
Maybe you think it's worthless, but people can be driven into a frenzy by the strong impressions words carry after the fact... Can't forget about the Great East Japan Earthquake...
I repeated "wagyu beef" over and over in Tapioca New Year, but for things to take on a different meaning because of societal events... Even if it's an unavoidable incident, it's just sad!! I don't want people to be unable to look at wagyu beef purely anymore!!
I love wagyu beef, so I'm happy to receive it, but sure enough, now's not the time... On the other hand, I don't want wagyu beef to become a victim among this mood of self-restraint and get a negative reputation...
Hearing nothing but coronavirus news is depressing, so let's listen to Tapioca New Year.
I also fail to remember "overshoot" and say "breakthrough," but that's not even remotely close.
I keep forgetting the word "lockdown" and saying "deadlock."