✨ I want to become the words that spill from your lips… ✨
So I went to the sound studios at college for the first time last month and experimented with the equipment and software by recording this song~ Still not really familiar with the different mic quality and everything, but I’m at least happy knowing where I can go to record vocals xD This short cover pretty much counted as a little break I took from all the animations, collabs and chorus battles I’ve been working on, so I didn’t bother to make the anim more complex. I hope you enjoy it nonetheless!
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~~~ ☆ Credits ☆ ~~~
Song: 平行線 (Parallel Line)
Anime: クズの本懐 (Kuzu no Honkai)
Original artist: Sayuri
Arrangement: カワイヒデヒロ
Illustration: Mizu – https://twitter.com/mizururu (thank you!)
Vocal cover/mix/video: Yoyo
Vocals only: https://tinyurl.com/y6qhkr6f
Download this cover: https://tinyurl.com/Heikousen-byYoyo
**DO NOT RE-UPLOAD OR NIGHTCORE MY COVER WITHOUT PERMISSION UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE.**
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~~~ ☆ This line is just here ☆ ~~~
#平行線 #Heikousen #クズの本懐ED #歌ってみた #歌い手 #Utaite
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