Vocaloid Songs in Project Afternight

Project: Afternight hosts a growing collection of Vocaloid charts - tracks featuring Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin and Len, GUMI, IA, and other Vocaloid characters. These live in their own tab or tabs within the Misc. categories, depending on how the file maintainer organized the upload. The video above shows what the current Vocaloid selection looks like when played through in bulk.

This page covers what you can expect from the Vocaloid content, how to find it, and what has been updated or refreshed in recent patches.

The Vocaloid tab in PAFN

The Vocaloid charts in PAFN are community-charted recreations of original Vocaloid productions. They range from straightforward four-key ports of well-known songs to technically demanding files that replicate the speed and vocal phrasing of the original tracks. You will find both classic Vocaloid staples and newer releases that circulated on Nico Nico Douga and YouTube.

The tab naming convention varies. Look for:

• Vocaloid (primary tab name)
• Miku or Hatsune Miku (sometimes isolated)
• Misc. Other or Misc. FNF (if the tab was filed under a catch-all category)

Use the in-game search function to locate specific songs by name if you know what you are looking for.

I Played All the New and Updated Vocaloid Songs in Project Afternight

What the video shows

The embedded video above demonstrates the full Vocaloid catalog as it currently stands in PAFN. Watching it before you search in-game gives you a real preview of chart density, note speed expectations, and which tracks have the most demanding files. This is especially useful for Vocaloid tracks because chart quality varies more than in official FNF weeks - some files are meticulously charted to the beat, others are functional but basic.

The video is not a ranking. It is a catalog pass. Use it to discover tracks you did not know were in PAFN and to assess difficulty before you commit to a file in versus.

Notable Vocaloid tracks in the catalog

The PAFN Vocaloid collection includes fan favorites and niche selections alike. Common entries include:

• World is Mine / World is Mine (Append) - Hatsune Miku, frequently charted, mid-tempo with distinct vocal phrasing.
• Melt - often appears in updated collections, faster patterns.
• Rolling Girl - distinctive rhythm signature, tends to appear in Horror-adjacent tabs due to the source animation.
• Kagamine Rin/Len duets - dual-character charts that can be trickier because the chart splits lines between two vocalists.
• GUMI and IA selections - less common but appear in some of the broader Misc. FNF collections.

This is not a complete list. The catalog expands with community uploads and patch additions. The fastest way to find current Vocaloid content is to search for “Miku” or “Vocaloid” in the tab list after a patch drops.

Difficulty expectations

Vocaloid charts in PAFN span the full difficulty range. Beginner-friendly ports exist for tracks with steady rhythms and predictable patterns. The hardest Vocaloid files push into Insane territory and mania key counts, particularly for high-BPM tracks with rapid vocal runs.

Key things to assess before picking a difficulty:

• Vocal phrasing - Vocaloid songs often have syncopated or uneven vocal lines that do not align perfectly with a four-on-the-floor beat. This can make charts feel harder than the BPM suggests.
• Long sustained sections - Some tracks have extended vocal passages with minimal instrumental breaks, creating stamina demands.
• Chart authorship - Community charts vary in quality. A file for a well-known song may be poorly charted, while an obscure track may have an exceptionally detailed file.

Finding Vocaloid songs after a patch

Eye of Corruption and later updates refreshed several tabs that include Vocaloid content. To find newly added or updated tracks:

1. Open the Misc. FNF or Misc. Other tabs.
2. Sort by newest or search for known Vocaloid track names.
3. Check the primary Vocaloid tab if your client has a dedicated one.
4. Use in-game search with artist names: “Miku”, “Rin”, “Len”, “GUMI”, “IA”.

Vocaloid and shop progression

Vocaloid tracks follow the same unlock rules as any other tab in PAFN. Clearing a Vocaloid chart at 70% accuracy with modcharts enabled unlocks the associated shop row. This means building a Vocaloid-focused collection is a legitimate progression path if you enjoy the genre.

Some Vocaloid tracks also qualify toward the 50 unique FC requirement for custom icon uploads, provided they meet the 175+ note threshold.

Pairing with the rest of the wiki

For in-depth game mechanics and progression, start with How to Play and shop unlocks. For a broader view of which tabs are worth your time, see the mods tier list. For difficulty assessment across the full catalog, the song tier list provides a framework.

If you are building a FC list, also check accuracy and FC for qualifying criteria.

What this page does not cover

This page does not list every individual Vocaloid track in the catalog - the library is too large and changes too frequently for that to be useful. Instead, use the video above as a visual catalog, the in-game search as your primary discovery tool, and this page as orientation for how Vocaloid content is organized and what to expect from the charts.