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== Music Production Info == | == Music Production Info == | ||
Sound / Naoki Maeda | |||
The genre of SPEED RAVE has been almost forgotten, with a faint heartbeat, until the next generation of composers shocked and revived it....<br> | |||
SPEED RAVE itself hasn't been used much, but Tatsh was talented enough to make a song based off this genre, and I finished the song based on my memories of previous songs.<br> | |||
Named RED ZONE, it feels like an authentic speed rave song, conjuring the feeling of high tension and the thrill of racing a car.<br> | |||
After listening to this song, you may feel that you want to race on the highway! | |||
But remember, speeding is bad. (Laughs) | |||
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Sound / Tatsh | |||
Yes, I've been caught speeding before.<br> | |||
I love the speed rave genre.<br> | |||
Here, we both collaborated together to produce a song based off this.<br> | |||
To research, I went to different arcades, listening to old speed rave songs.<br> | |||
My experiences there with the speed rave genre made me feel that the music was more based on speed with aspects of rave mixed in.<br> | |||
And so I made the track based off that.<br> | |||
I want you to make an awesome groove, bu all means!<br> | |||
I've heard this line somewhere before.<br> | |||
== Video Production Info == | == Video Production Info == | ||