...Baby One More Time
by moshibass
The Otamatone’s ability to mimic the human voice is so fascinating. By opening and closing the mouth you can really make it sound like it’s saying words! You can also give it a lot of personality by using all sorts of slides and vibrato. My favorite thing to do with an Otamatone is to see how close I can copy a singer’s performance!
Still Alive (Portal)
by Sully G
Gavan Sullivan, better known online as TheRealSullyG, has been entertaining millions with his Otamatone creations over the past 6 years. With over 2 million subscribers and nearly 1 billion video views, Sully is proud to play a small role in the legacy of this iconic instrument. Check out one of his newest Otamatone covers, Barbie Girl!
Gli Otamatone Brothers come
by Federico Leonardi
Federico (“Fede Sound”) is a skilled sound designer and music producer based in Italy. His Instagram showcases his expertise in creating immersive soundscapes and dynamic beats, often blending various genres to craft unique auditory experiences. Federico is also known for his work in the electronic music scene, where he produces and performs under the name “Fede Sound.” His profile highlights his passion for music production, as well as collaborations with other artists, offering a glimpse into his creative process and the vibrant energy of his live performances.
Bloodborne: Cleric Beast - Otamatone & Strings Cover
by mklachu
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BRING ME TO LIFE
by moshibass
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