Interesting choice to use Teto's UTAU voicebank! I'm curious, what specific voicebank and what resampler/flags did you use? I'm impartial to Teto's full VCV when using her for Japanese songs and I typically drift towards her SynthV voicebank nowadays but I've used her English (Delta-Sampa CVVC) occasionally. I've been using UTAU since 2010 and I've picked up OU more in recent years but there's still some things I'm reliant on Classic on for, lol. I like the retro sound, I don't really use older/older-sounding banks like Defoko or Adachi Rei much but I do appreciate people who lean in to that kind of sound.

very interesting stuff, not really familiar with this spectrum of the Vocaloid side, sounds like Teto is a dubstep lead lol, the sound design is very interesting too kind of like chiptune but more wet.

This one is so fun and dynamic. I love the storytelling, the different sounds and sections really support the lyrics. There's this moment where I want to turn into a hyperpop magigirl (upon relistening, it's around 1:45) and give the POV a big hug and destroy all woes with the power of friendship, hah. And then the song progresses and the thought dissolves.

ooooooh, is this teto's UTAU voice bank? I love the more synthetic sound, and it flows so well into the grit and texture of the other sounds you use!! Sounds awesome, cant wait to see what else you put out!

Very unusual choice of sounds but interesting. You don't need to be afraid of sounding mainstream like Dyad ;) ;) The utaloid singing def needs a lyric sheet - at least for someone like me. Your can define a new genre. It's like the mk.gee of electronic music. Now I got inspired to do some sonical experiments of my own instead of my usual music.