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VOICE & UNIVERSE

Mioune is a lyric mezzo-soprano singer. With C4 as middle C, her vocal range extends from F3 to C6.

Her voice has a bright yet warm tone, complemented by a rather slow vibrato.

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Versatile in nature, she has worked across many different music genres and can adapt to many vocal styles.

The vocalist Mioune laughing and holding a microphone in her both hands.

SUNG LANGUAGES & INTERNATIONAL PHONETIC ALPHABET

Having studied the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) during her Master’s Degree in Linguistics, Mioune can read and utilize it to sing in many languages, including made-up ones.

The vocalist Mioune singing into a microphone during a concert.

© Laurent D.

VOCAL ARRANGEMENTS

Thanks to extensive training by ear, Mioune developed her relative pitch and tonal memory. She can create harmonies, original vocal arrangements with layering and ad-libs—tasks she enjoys greatly. She can sense the overall mood of a music track and imagine appropriate and elaborate backup vocals for it. She also enjoys creating full vocal arrangements, and her most noteworthy work is a full vocal cover of "Vague Hope", a track from the NieR: Automata soundtrack.

ORIGINAL LYRICS & TRANSCREATION

Mioune writes original French and English lyrics and has extensive experience adapting foreign lyrics to French. As a singer, she fully understands the importance of choosing words carefully to ensure a smooth flow and prosody. When writing lyrics and adaptations, she enjoys including internal rhymes, assonances, and alliterations.

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"Toi, qui écoutes

Toi, qui entends cette voix

Suis ou ta route sera trépas

Ne combats point les règles dans ce lieu

Car tu n'es rien face aux Dieux

 

Force et colère ne sont que sable entre leurs mains

Le sang, la chair, s'ils sont coupables, seront pantins

La peur est vaine, seul le courage sera la clé

Sans lois qui règnent, la vie ne vaut d'être enlacée"

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(Original French fan lyrics Mioune wrote on the theme "Temple Of Drifting Sands" from NieR Gestalt/Replicant) â€‹

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