#Hatsune miku vocaloid poducer software#

In 2009, Yonezu began producing original Vocaloid music in parallel with his band activities. He also works on illustrations and videos by himself.Īfter graduating from Tokushima Commercial High School, he attended an art school in Osaka, and provided vocals and played the bass for the band 'Ernst Eckmann'. Within the Vocaloid community, he has gained attention from not only his home in Japan, but also from the world for his addictive rock sound. He released the tracks on Nico Nico Douga, YouTube, and other video streaming platforms before removing many of them.

#Hatsune miku vocaloid poducer software#

Yonezu started using desktop music (DTM) software using the nickname 'Hachi', and released around 30 songs using Vocaloids such as Hatsune Miku. During 2018, he had 10 chart-toppers in the Oricon 100 weekly rankings at the same time, a first in the history of the rankings.

The song currently has over 500 million views on YouTube. Yonezu's release of 'Lemon' in 2018 became the biggest hit song of the year, with over 3 million sales through both physical CDs and digital downloads. He won the 60th Japan Record Grand Prize. His album 'BOOTLED', released in 2017, continued to chart throughout the next year and became a commercial success. Since 2016, he has been with Universal Records. In 2012, he made his solo debut with the album 'diorama' using his real name and the following year made his major debut with Universal Sigma. He creates Vocaloid music under the moniker, Hachi (ハチ). Yonezu began his singing and songwriting career in 2009. He is currently affiliated with SME Records (Sony Music Labels). Kenshi Yonezu (born March 10, 1991) is a Japanese singer-songwriter, illustrator, and filmmaker who was born in Tokushima prefecture.