What started as a virtual instrument that simulated the voice of a Japanese girl in 2007 has evolved into a cultural icon. The character design created for this musical tool, Hatsune Miku, has achieved global fame—and a slot at Coachella.
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What started as a virtual instrument that simulated the voice of a Japanese girl in 2007 has evolved into a cultural icon. The character design created for this musical tool, Hatsune Miku, has achieved global fame—and a slot at Coachella.