Hi VSinger! It's #PortfolioDay 🎧✨ I'm Haru, Composer and Sound Engineer and sound is inspired by Rock, Metal and expecially ANIME OPENING! I love spicy chords and emotional melodies 🌶️🎶 PV: @CremisiaRot ~ VSingers🔸Vtubers🔸Artists🔸Agencies ~ List @PhaseConnectJP @grampico_ @ayaseyuuu @kokoromomemory @kaminariclara_ @kannagiloki @PhaseConnect @Muu_Muyu @RunieRuse @eimiisami @sayasairroxs @NyxieSinclair @SolSongVT @Sarina_A_Elysia / @shiba_wars @meatmommy_ @NIV_project @StellarVersePro @WinkletonPerry @NanakoNiku @UsachiYui @LemiLichen @Sera_Starstruck @n_tokaku @RinaLunette @GoroGaomi @VFleetProject @Josie62VT @Perindigo @Pandora96 @7_reoni

Hi VSinger! Commissioning an Original Song you can have a free MV included 👀 check the post below and discover how.

I really like how @kuudray work on lyrics, they are so modern but also very poetic. this lyric bring me in a futuristic world and as you know, I love futuristic vibe. I invite you to listen the song and watch also this amazing music video 😍

Music is one of your dream? This post below it's for you 🎵✨

usually I don't talk about trends, and I'm not here to judge the price of her Vtuber Model (27.000 $) and I've nothing against her, this is only a pure considerations on the topic. Now, regarding this a question comes in my mind: How popularity can change the perceived value of your art, making it look expensive or cheap? As a Composer in the VTuber and VSinger world for years, I’ve seen many creators raise in popularity or collab with big agencies. Even looking at it analytically way, I rarely found a clear pattern. Most of the time, it just feels like "luck." So another question pop up in my mind: How do you go from selling your art for 500 $ to $20,000 $? In the past, high prices were related to expensive gears, studios or very iper-qualified roles. The rule was simple: "If you want this level of quality, you have to come here." Today, tech changed everything. People don't look for the studio anymore, they look for the artist itself and the world their build around them. So the focus shifted from the artist to their POPULARITY. People listen to a song because it has 1 Milion plays on Spotify, watch a post because it has 300k views, or buy something just cause famous people are connected to it. So at what exact point do you enter in that circle of clients willing to pay 15.000 $ for something that used to cost 1,000 $ one week ago? It sounds like a simple question, but I'm sure every artist asked themself this one time in their life. - Just raise your prices and claim top quality? No. If it were that easy, everyone would do that. - Collab with famous VTubers or agencies? Yes and no. Sometimes it works, other times nothing happens. - Build a network and become friends with them? Sounds like the most logical move, but also the hardest. How do you enter in a closed circle? If you know them really add value to your art? Marcel Duchamp once said: "The spectator makes the picture." what do you think about?

update about my Vgen "broker" badge: I leave some comments around about the delicate position of Composers and one of my reply get noticed by Muncha the Co-founder of Vgen. Muncha was very open to listen my situation and helped me with my badge. Now the Broker badge is gone! Maybe my words will help the platform to consider the different position of Musicians about the badges 🤞

The third theme from the soundtrack of NIV! This time I wanted something hypnotic but also dark and eerie What do you think?

Professional Music Video! If you need an Mv I highly recommend @trapezio_studio I worked with it many times and I'm always happy of how it take care of details 🖱️🖥️