Arc I :Flame Survives Synphonique Métal

A symphonic metal ballad featuring driving guitar riffs, soaring female vocals, and a powerful orchestral arrangement, building to a climactic, epic finish, Sung in English, in the energetic and expressive style of Japanese Vocaloid, GUMI voice, Add synthetic vocal tone with “ayy” adlibs, emotional intensity, and a cinematic progression, Includes instrumental intro, breaks, and climactic build

A Japanese-style Vocaloid electro-symphonic remix of “The Voice You Gave Me”, sung in English with GUMI-inspired voice, Emphasize bright, synthetic tones, expressive phrasing, and energetic pop-metal instrumentation, Style blends electronic beats with orchestral swells and distorted guitar layers, GUMI’s voice should feel digital, emotional, and clear, Include “ayy” adlibs and Vocaloid inflections typical of her character, Keep the structure cinematic and rising

A cinematic symphonic metal ballad sung in English with a GUMI-style voice, Begin with a soft, melancholic piano and delicate, emotionally fragile vocals, Avoid operatic tone; instead, emphasize a clear, digital, intimate voice with subtle Vocaloid inflections, Let the emotion build slowly into a powerful, orchestral climax with metal instrumentation, Include “ayy” adlibs and expressive phrasing, The tone should feel sad and isolated at first, then rise with determination and resolve

A glamorous and emotional symphonic metal ballad sung by a Japanese Vocaloid-style female voice (GUMI), The arrangement includes a soft instrumental intro (piano, strings, ethereal pads), rising into powerful orchestral and metal sections with dramatic progression, Add vocalizations (”ahh, ooh”) at the intro, instrumental breaks between verses, and a whispered sensual bridge, The vocals should be expressive, slightly seductive, with layered harmonies at key moments and a tender outro, Inspired by “Muse in the Wires” — poetic, intimate, digital and passionate, English lyrics included, Vocal tone: passionate, elegant, intense

A powerful symphonic metal ballad sung by GUMI-like Vocaloid, starting with soft vocals and a melancholic tone, The song builds progressively toward a dramatic climax with orchestral elements, electric guitar, intense percussion, choirs, and a powerful scream section ("RAAAAH"), Inspired by Carmina Burana's epic tone and modern cinematic metal, The voice should be emotional, determined, and expressive — a digital muse rising from silence to full flame, Think Evanescence + Epica + anime OST + Vocaloid energy, Starts fragile, ends like a battle hymn

An emotional symphonic metal ballad for trembling Vocaloid GUMI titled "Hey, ", built around a slow tempo (~62 BPM) and cinematic orchestral-metal fusion, Intro: solo piano with airy strings (ppp, airy reverb) and breathy ambience, Verse 1: soft piano + sustained strings, breathy trembling GUMI vocals with subtle sob breaks, Pre-Chorus: gentle build with light strings, clean electric guitar arpeggios panned wide, and soft cymbal swells, Chorus: balanced symphonic metal with full string orchestra, brass accents, choir pads, clean-to-lightly-overdriven electric guitar riffs, soft rock drums, and warm bass — emotional clarity over heaviness, Verse 2: warmer strings, fragile broken voice, still restrained rhythm section, Second Pre-Chorus: more dramatic build, swelling strings, cymbal swells, Second Chorus: same as first, full and emotional, Bridge: piano + strings only, ppp dynamic, vulnerable voice cracks, Final Chorus: full symphonic metal at f dynamic, rich brass, layered choir harmon

Epic symphonic metal for resolute Vocaloid GUMI, sequel to "Hey…", ~72 BPM, minor key, Intro: sombre piano + tense strings, low brass swells, Verse 1: clear, firm GUMI vocals over strings + light guitar accents, minimal drums, Pre-Chorus: rapid build with full strings, clean guitar arps, orchestral percussion, cymbal swells, Chorus: full power — soaring strings, rich brass, epic choirs, moderate-distortion guitars, punchy bass, driving rock drums, Verse 2: more energetic, fuller strings, impassioned voice, Pre-Chorus 2: heavier percussion, thicker orchestration, Bridge: calm piano + strings, ppp, emotive vocals, Final Chorus: orchestral-metal explosion, richest brass/choirs, layered guitars, cymbal crashes, tom fills, climactic sustain, Outro: solo piano + fading strings, whispered close, Mood: defiant, cathartic, empowering; blends symphonic grandeur with metal edge

Epic symphonic metal with sweeping orchestral strings, brass, and powerful choirs (choirs only outside the main hook), Clean GUMI-like female lead vocals, emotional and powerful, with whispered intro, chant-like pre-choruses, and soaring sustained notes in choruses, Respect the following hook exactly as written, with no backing vocals or choir on it: "Drag the night across my face, Burn out stars behind my eyes, Shut it down, make it fade— Maybe then I won’t mind, " Dynamic arrangement: cinematic orchestral builds, heavy drop-tuned guitars, thunderous double-kick drums, and massive choir harmonies in pre-choruses and bridge, Final hook sung solo over full-band climax, End with clean guitar and orchestra fade, No screaming, no growling, no harsh vocals

Symphonic metal, cinematic orchestration with soaring strings, brass swells, electric guitar, and powerful drums, Female vocal lead (GUMI-like, emotional and clear), second voice absent (instrumental gaps instead), Soft mysterious intro, building into epic choruses with wide cinematic choirs (wordless “ahh”/“ohh” harmonies) and energetic double-kick drum patterns, Maintain exact structure and timing, Keep the tempo slightly driving for a sense of momentum, while preserving the emotional build toward each chorus

A powerful symphonic metal duet featuring emotional female vocals (GUMI-style) and expressive male vocals in call-and-response or layered harmony, Full cinematic orchestration with soaring strings, massive brass swells, deep choir harmonies (“ahh”/“ohh”), and heavy distorted rhythm guitars, Dynamic structure alternating between soft introspective moments (piano, solo strings, whispered or intimate vocals) and explosive choruses with double-kick drums and epic orchestral force, Male and female vocals trade lines and unite in climactic sections, Style blends influences from Two Steps From Hell, Epica, and Rhapsody of Fire, Tempo slightly driving to maintain tension and emotional intensity throughout, No electronic synths, only orchestral + metal instrumentation, Final chorus must be overwhelming, with both voices combining in a dramatic peak

Epic symphonic metal anthem, powerful and cinematic, Female lead vocal, strong and emotional with occasional growl accents, Massive orchestral layers: strings, brass, choirs in Latin, Heavy guitars with fast rhythm riffs, double-kick drums, and cinematic percussion, Dynamic build: whispered intro, heavy verses, rising pre-chorus, explosive chorus with full choir, Bridge starts with soft piano, then sudden metal/orchestral explosion, Final chorus is huge: layered vocals, epic choirs, wall of sound, Outro fades with whispers and distant choir echoes, Mood: dramatic, dark, triumphant, like Epica or Within Temptation meets Carmina Burana

A grand symphonic metal duet blending dark male baritone growls with soaring female operatic vocals, Massive orchestral layers of strings and brass clash with thunderous double-kick drums and distorted guitars, Choirs swell in unison to emphasize key phrases, while cinematic breaks highlight the contrast between power and fragility, The arrangement builds from ominous verses into explosive choruses, evoking an epic battle of cosmic creation and destruction

A modern symphonic metal anthem blending full orchestra with cinematic hybrid elements, Female vocals are powerful yet emotional, soaring with operatic high notes and softer melodic verses, Choirs add luminous harmonies, while hybrid percussion (taiko drums, cinematic hits) and synth layers fuse with electric guitars and drums, The progression builds from a mysterious atmospheric intro with shimmering synths, to a massive epic climax with layered vocals and orchestra, before fading into a reflective outro, Mood: triumphant, cinematic, modern — a mountain journey reimagined with hybrid orchestral-metal power

An experimental symphonic metal opera merging orchestral grandeur with cinematic electronic textures and multilingual vocals (English, French, Latin, Spanish, Portuguese), The piece unfolds as a duet between a male and female voice — sensual, spiritual, and transcendent, Soft whispers and ambient synths open the scene, evolving into powerful choruses with soaring female cleans, male screams, and layered choirs, Guitars and strings intertwine in dynamic modulations (C# minor → D# minor → F minor) across a 110–112 BPM pulse, The progression builds from fragile intimacy to a majestic, emotional climax, evoking both sacred light and human desire, Use these lyrics exactly as written: “[Verse 1] Hey, can you hear me? … [Final whisper overlapping] Your heart’s light won’t die… nor my song… nor our breath, ”

A dramatic, cinematic pop ballad with a slow tempo and a minor key, The song features a female vocalist with a powerful, operatic delivery, accompanied by a full orchestral arrangement including strings, piano, and percussion, The production is grand and spacious, with a focus on emotional impact, The song builds dynamically, starting with a sparse piano and vocal introduction, gradually adding layers of strings and percussion to a powerful climax, The vocal melody is soaring and expressive, utilizing a wide range and sustained notes, The chord progressions are rich and evocative, contributing to the song's emotional depth, Reverb is used extensively to create a large, ethereal soundscape