VESPERBELL’s Yomi and Kasuka Take Turns Showing Off Their Home 3D Setups

RK MUSIC — Yomi and Kasuka of the music unit VESPERBELL showed their 3D models for the first time in a home setup on Thursday, streaming one after the other on the unit’s channel under the tag #おうち3D, or “home 3D.”

Yomi went first and opened with a song, and chat noticed right away that the model was moving. About 15 minutes in, the model dropped out mid-song. Yomi said it did not look like a Wi-Fi problem, wondered aloud whether the 3D was simply heavy, and started the song again from the top. Later Yomi explained that the microphone kept getting into the camera’s view, which threw off the tracking of one hand, and that moving it farther away had not helped much. Yomi spent a few minutes on screenshots and then passed the stage to Kasuka, whose own slot was next.

“I was finally able to move. At home.” — Kasuka of VESPERBELL, in her closing thanks

Kasuka sang through the second stream, then showed the model moving and pointed out the same problem: a large microphone left the left side of the body out of frame, which Kasuka called a point to improve. Kasuka also noted that the model’s eyes followed the direction of the gaze, and checked with chat whether viewers could tell which screen Kasuka was looking at. Chat said they could.

Kasuka closed by thanking the company, the viewers and Yomi, saying Yomi had shown Kasuka everything about how the setup works. The broadcast drew 22 Super Chats and Stickers, and Kasuka apologized for being too busy singing to read them all. Kasuka said the two would meet again soon in the same room.