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Zen Virtual Piano'da ピノキオピー tarafından hazırlanan piyano sheet'lerini keşfedin. PinocchioP wrote God-ish (神っぽいな, Kamippoi na), a 2021 song featuring the Vocaloid virtual singer Hatsune Miku. The word God-ish appears repeatedly in the lyrics, and PinocchioP explained that someone may seem to understand everything but is in the end only god-ish, not god. PinocchioP first posted a song in 2009, called Hanauta, and the video art showed Miku with an enlarged nose, which gave the creator the name. A name taken from the video art of a first upload and a 2021 song built around the word god-ish may point to two corners of PinocchioP's work. PinocchioP says music was only ever a hobby and that the original aim was to become a manga artist. PinocchioP loves magazines like Monthly Garo, and says Fujiko F. Fujio's Ishoku Tanpenshu was an especially big influence, a book the parents liked and PinocchioP read from elementary school. At a time when drawing manga felt exhausting, PinocchioP came to like the Vocaloid song Double Lariat by Ago Aniki and began posting Vocaloid songs to Niconico as an escape from reality. PinocchioP says the first reaction ever received to something made came when a Vocaloid song was posted. Reading Fujiko F. Fujio from elementary school and the original aim of becoming a manga artist may point to comics being part of PinocchioP's background. A manga ambition from the start and the Vocaloid songs posted while drawing felt tiring may point to two creative paths that PinocchioP followed side by side. After the first upload, PinocchioP kept releasing original songs and also drew characters such as Aimaina-chan and Doushite-chan. In 2012 PinocchioP made a major debut with the first album Obscure Questions. PinocchioP also gave the arcade game SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH the song Gorilla ga Irunda in 2012 and took part as a Vocaloid programming support member for the Vocaloid opera THE END. The Nintendo 3DS game Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX, released in 2015, got its theme song, Hajimemashite Chikyujin-san, from PinocchioP in 2014. In January 2016 PinocchioP provided character illustrations for PRIUS! IMPOSSIBLE GIRLS, a project that anthropomorphized parts of the Toyota Prius. The drawn characters Aimaina-chan and Doushite-chan and the Prius illustrations may suggest that PinocchioP's drawing runs alongside the music. PinocchioP says it is fun that no human sings, and that some lyrics can be written precisely because the singer does not exist. PinocchioP does not much like seeing the faces of people active online, so the face is covered by a mask, once a Sukekiyo mask and now a plain white one painted black to match the dark rims of Doushite-chan's eyes. In January 2020 PinocchioP launched the solo project Kudo Daihakken, where the vocals are sung in PinocchioP's own voice instead of using Vocaloid. A fondness for a singer who does not exist and the solo project with a real voice may point to PinocchioP exploring both options.
Zen Virtual Piano'da ピノキオピー tarafından hazırlanan piyano sheet'lerini keşfedin.
PinocchioP wrote God-ish (神っぽいな, Kamippoi na), a 2021 song featuring the Vocaloid virtual singer Hatsune Miku. The word God-ish appears repeatedly in the lyrics, and PinocchioP explained that someone may seem to understand everything but is in the end only god-ish, not god. PinocchioP first posted a song in 2009, called Hanauta, and the video art showed Miku with an enlarged nose, which gave the creator the name. A name taken from the video art of a first upload and a 2021 song built around the word god-ish may point to two corners of PinocchioP's work.
PinocchioP says music was only ever a hobby and that the original aim was to become a manga artist. PinocchioP loves magazines like Monthly Garo, and says Fujiko F. Fujio's Ishoku Tanpenshu was an especially big influence, a book the parents liked and PinocchioP read from elementary school. At a time when drawing manga felt exhausting, PinocchioP came to like the Vocaloid song Double Lariat by Ago Aniki and began posting Vocaloid songs to Niconico as an escape from reality. PinocchioP says the first reaction ever received to something made came when a Vocaloid song was posted. Reading Fujiko F. Fujio from elementary school and the original aim of becoming a manga artist may point to comics being part of PinocchioP's background. A manga ambition from the start and the Vocaloid songs posted while drawing felt tiring may point to two creative paths that PinocchioP followed side by side.
After the first upload, PinocchioP kept releasing original songs and also drew characters such as Aimaina-chan and Doushite-chan. In 2012 PinocchioP made a major debut with the first album Obscure Questions. PinocchioP also gave the arcade game SOUND VOLTEX BOOTH the song Gorilla ga Irunda in 2012 and took part as a Vocaloid programming support member for the Vocaloid opera THE END. The Nintendo 3DS game Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX, released in 2015, got its theme song, Hajimemashite Chikyujin-san, from PinocchioP in 2014. In January 2016 PinocchioP provided character illustrations for PRIUS! IMPOSSIBLE GIRLS, a project that anthropomorphized parts of the Toyota Prius. The drawn characters Aimaina-chan and Doushite-chan and the Prius illustrations may suggest that PinocchioP's drawing runs alongside the music.
PinocchioP says it is fun that no human sings, and that some lyrics can be written precisely because the singer does not exist. PinocchioP does not much like seeing the faces of people active online, so the face is covered by a mask, once a Sukekiyo mask and now a plain white one painted black to match the dark rims of Doushite-chan's eyes. In January 2020 PinocchioP launched the solo project Kudo Daihakken, where the vocals are sung in PinocchioP's own voice instead of using Vocaloid. A fondness for a singer who does not exist and the solo project with a real voice may point to PinocchioP exploring both options.
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