List with how many times UTAU tags are used on Nico

http://ippo.dip.jp/tmp/test3.txt

I was bored and googling and came across this.
It's probably outdated by now, but I think it's really cool.

From what I figured, it's basically a list of how many times each tag is used in a nicovideo.
It actually kinda proves my point that "99.9% of UTAU songs are VOCALOID covers!" is false, because it obviously shows that there are over 700 UTAU original songs, and over 100 covers of Song of Earred Robot.
(And 800/5000 (non-vocaloid songs to all UTAU videos) is much greater than .1/100. (... though, there are over 2,000 Teto videos, and over 1,000 VOCALOID to UTAU covers. But, whatever :'D)

(I searched for Anaka XD; She's listed three times :'D)

Of course Teto has +2k tags!

Teto sounds like human.


NO BASHING OTHER PEOPLES UTAUs, AM I CLEAR?!

also this is your last warning, to write in standard font sizes and left alignment.

- edited by: Kentai-P

I found Anaka in the list. neat.

I wasn't making fun of anyone. I only compared Anaka to Tree because annamaeblythe helped produce both of them.

Why Tree is my favorite UTAU right behind Acme Iku! Tree's cover of Spice! is one of my all time favorites.

I mean I could see serious applications of Tree and Anaka in metal style music! Or better yet Christian metal style music.

They both convey the great amount of passion that their creators put into their UTAU and you can clearly hear it in their lyrics when they sing. Its that kind of passion you need when you sing about God!

I really would love to use both to cover Mortification, one of my favorite Christian bands. Sadly it is hard to find off vocal versions of good Christian metal otherwise I would do it myself.

Go on YouTube and look at some of Mortification's music. I am sure you would agree that style of music is perfect for annamaeblythe's kind of UTAU.

In fact it is because of annamaeblythe's excellent work on Anaka that I was inspired to make my own UTAU!

Regardless of how ridiculous you seem to act on these forums, I can't deny the accuracy of your statements, Hentai-[]D. I have to agree that both voices would sound excellent in death-metal music. I think they both sound rather gruff and concussive, which makes the tonal quality sound raw and natural.

I stand corrected.