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| wtf its not LOW FPS like most cel-shaded 2.5D anime and they use motion capture too from the looks of it |
j0x said: and they use motion capture too from the looks of it Yes, it's motion capture using sensors attached to the performers' bodies. Tatsunoko Production created this. |
arsonal said: j0x said: and they use motion capture too from the looks of it Yes, it's motion capture using sensors attached to the performers' bodies. Tatsunoko Production created this. cool thanks for that info |
| dat dead fish eye look the mouths were weird too And the echo-y noise to their voices? Is that like a weird autotune or something? The movements matched poorly to the intensity of the singing. Ponytail girl sitting on the ledge at the library is belting out some strong stuff but she's animated like she's talking at normal volume. google translate the title to "I did not exist" yeah. I wish you didn't exist either. |
lanbladeAug 24, 2017 11:31 PM
lanblade said: The movements matched poorly to the intensity of the singing. Ponytail girl sitting on the ledge at the library is belting out some strong stuff but she's animated like she's talking at normal volume. I think it's funny you mention that since some IRL Japanese singers do this. I first noticed it with M.O.V.E. (I think it was the video for Around the World, but it's been a while). The female singer's voice was intense, but her mouth was barely open in the video. Same with the first ending for Strawberry Panic. I've seen it in non-anime related music videos as well. I'm curious why they do that... I find it kind of interesting that it seems to be a shared problem between anime and IRL singers. |
IntoOpenWaters said: lanblade said: The movements matched poorly to the intensity of the singing. Ponytail girl sitting on the ledge at the library is belting out some strong stuff but she's animated like she's talking at normal volume. I think it's funny you mention that since some IRL Japanese singers do this. I first noticed it with M.O.V.E. (I think it was the video for Around the World, but it's been a while). The female singer's voice was intense, but her mouth was barely open in the video. Same with the first ending for Strawberry Panic. I've seen it in non-anime related music videos as well. I'm curious why they do that... I find it kind of interesting that it seems to be a shared problem between anime and IRL singers. Can we chalk it up to crappy directors? For IRL singers; it really breaks the immersion that the singers are singing while in the video. I don't think anyone's end goal should have been "yeah I want it to look like the audio track and the video track are really two different things slapped together". Plus lol, the accompanying video where we see the IRL girls get transformed to their anime counterparts. https://www.bilibili.com/video/av12466812/ Has the song and they don't sing! It was posted on the official yt channel when I made the original comment but they're removed it now. |
lanblade said: IntoOpenWaters said: I think it's funny you mention that since some IRL Japanese singers do this. I first noticed it with M.O.V.E. (I think it was the video for Around the World, but it's been a while). The female singer's voice was intense, but her mouth was barely open in the video. Same with the first ending for Strawberry Panic. I've seen it in non-anime related music videos as well. I'm curious why they do that... I find it kind of interesting that it seems to be a shared problem between anime and IRL singers. Can we chalk it up to crappy directors? For IRL singers; it really breaks the immersion that the singers are singing while in the video. I don't think anyone's end goal should have been "yeah I want it to look like the audio track and the video track are really two different things slapped together". Plus lol, the accompanying video where we see the IRL girls get transformed to their anime counterparts. https://www.bilibili.com/video/av12466812/ Has the song and they don't sing! It was posted on the official yt channel when I made the original comment but they're removed it now. Thanks for the link; I didn't know that video existed. At the very least, it's an introduction to the voices of the girls. My thought is that maybe they didn't have the seiyuu sing in the video in order to introduce them as ANIME idols, not IRL idols. Kind of like "this is the person doing the voice, but the real idol is the animated character." This may or may not be what they intended, especially since they ARE planning live events. I'd be particularly interested if it turned into a Magical Mirai-type event with the 3-D animated idols on stage instead of the seiyuu, but I get the feeling that's not their intention (less cost-effective than having real people sing and dance, after all). I realize the point of this whole thing was pretty much to jump on the idol bandwagon. It'd be cool if they tried a little harder, though. Let's get these girls some emotions.! Disclaimer: I'm actually not unhappy with the video. I think it could have been better (especially considering it's their first impression), but I'm easy to please lol... |
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