/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>12232108
Private tracker

>>12232115
Oh I was once approved to AnimeBytes and it expired before I saw the e-mail, never got the patience to fill the form again.

But guess if nobody suggests anything better I might try it again.

There isn't really a suitable replacement right now. A lot of things end up on VNSharing and JPDDL, but not everything. Here's the MikUDB replacement that's still being fixed up.

http://mikudb.anime-mp3.com/

>>12232137
Oh, thanks for those.
I could find two of the albums I've been looking for at VNSharing and this new MikuDB.

Still no cigar for 融合恋愛. I've also tried rutracker, regular torrent sites, Nyaa and buying sites - only physical copies available.

Can someone with an AnimeBytes account check this one for me? I'll try searching some IRC communities as well.

Are Vocaloid fans withering? Back at 2010 I could find tons of links to pretty much anything.

>>12232155
Doesn't look like it's on AB.

>>12232159
Thanks, Anon.

I just type in the name of the song into google and keep clicking through search results until I find a download link.

there are 2 vocaloid threads on this board already

>>12232223
And a shit ton of Touhou ones.

OP here, downloaded doujin.us's old .sql file and will now attempt a turbonerd maneuver to interpret the table and find the download link among the 15000 others. Hope it's not dead.

>>12232227
your question isn't worth an entire thread, and doing the same thing as the idiots who spam touhou doesn't help anything
anyway, isn't most everything that was on doujin.us on the new mikudb now?

>>12232227
Ah, I forgot the mention someone upload the uploaded the old database to a Google spreadsheet.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gqFPNABubFXdBaJ7eou9kFmLrPo_g5l77OF-IFWfUmQ/

>>12232231

>>12232231
Hell yeah! I could kiss you right now, anon. Unfortunately this table seems incomplete, since I can find the album in the .sql, but not on the spreadsheet, so I'll keep meddling with it.

>>12232230
No, it isn't. Doujin.us's owner even called them idiots for doing a Wordpress blog for a database.

How about producing, is Pocaloid still the best option?

I'll be using Miku.

Random picture. :)

>>12236197
>Zola Project
Seriously, what the fuck? They look straight out of Beavis and Butthead or some half-assed yaoi manga.

>>12232108

I discover new songs usually through Youtube or Niconico just by clicking around. VocaDB is a good place to start.

I have a flash ripper that I then convert the videos to MP3s with a tool called Format Factory. This gets the song in my roster/playlist. I also try to follow the producer on Twitter, and if possible, buy the song properly on iTunes or Amazon, etc. to support the production.

>>12236251
They look like something that one FF artist would have drawn as a teenager

>>12236320
they were actually drawn by amano

>>12236308
Ripping fromo YouTube is a last case scenario, anon.

>>12236622

Yeah, I know. It's not so bad if you track it to the NicoNico source video - they have much better audio track quality. I was under the impression that OP was looking for ways to discover new tracks (which can be obtained however).

I know it's a pretty low quality in the grand scheme, but I mostly listen in my car commuting to work and the road noise makes getting HQ files less worthwhile.

>>12232108

if you need download sites, check here. It might not what you're looking for, though. I checked Jpopsuki and didn't find anything there, too.

http://pastebin.com/PB3dTd4Q

as for vocaloid fans, it's hard to imagine that they're withering away since the miku expo VIP tickets sold out within minutes of it being on sale. You just got to look where they are, both on the internet and in real life. I've yet to meet anyone in real life who shares the same love for Vocaloid as I do, and that's okay.

>>12232108
http://animeost.info/#
There's a whole category for vocaloid songs dating back to 2008, you could also use it to download other OSTs

>>12236197
>ONA
>catalan
Holy shit, man.

>>12237510
>>12237844
I love you guys this much.

I for one know a lot of Vocaloid fans, but they are all retarded weeaboos and I prefer to keep a low profile because I don't want infinite Project Diva generic songs being shoved down my throat.
The only okay Miku fan I know is an online friend who's even tried some productions of his own.

>>12238154

I'm hopin to start on some music production, as well. I'm just missing a few VSTs that are good drums, guitars, and maybe a sample bank. I'm too lazy to learn to play guitar.

>>12238200
I already do some stuff on my own, but never tried Vocaloid seriously before.

RIght now I've downloaded it and am searching for some info on voice articulation, any tutorial you might suggest to break up a bit of the robot tone?

>>12238224


unfortunately not really, but the only thing I could tell you is that there's a thread on VocaloidOtaku that has a list of voice configs yoiu can try to make your voice sound better.

http://www.vocaloidotaku.net/index.php?/topic/35602-japanese-vocaloids-voice-configurations/

http://www.vocaloidotaku.net/index.php?/topic/33451-english-vocaloids-voice-configurations/

I know it isnt much, but i hope it helps.

Taggleburr finally posted a Vomas27 and 28 batch torrent for those of you who care.