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== Profile == | == Profile == | ||
Takayuki Ishikawa is an in-house KONAMI artist who's worked at the company since the late 1990's, his earliest known project for the company being the 1998 PlayStation game ''Dolphin's Dream'' (also known as ''Diver's Dream'' in Europe). He is best known for his work in the beatmania IIDX series, which he has worked on since its inception, and was the series' head sound director from [[AC substream|beatmania IIDX substream]] to [[AC | Takayuki Ishikawa is an in-house KONAMI artist who's worked at the company since the late 1990's, his earliest known project for the company being the 1998 PlayStation game ''Dolphin's Dream'' (also known as ''Diver's Dream'' in Europe). He is best known for his work in the beatmania IIDX series, which he has worked on since its inception, and was the series' head sound director from [[AC substream|beatmania IIDX substream]] to [[AC IIDX RED|beatmania IIDX 11 IIDX RED]]. He's also composed a song for every beatmania IIDX arcade game with the single exception of substream. He has written some of the most prolific/famous songs in all of BEMANI, including [[Abyss]], [[.59]], [[A]], [[votum stellarum]], [[V]], [[sync]], and many more. Takayuki's also been a regular contributor to pop'n music since [[AC pnm 5|pop'n music 5]]. | ||
While his favorite style of music is trance and techno, often bringing classical and written tradition music concepts into electronic music, he's also produced some drum'n'bass and happy hardcore songs. Also, he's demonstrated his skills producing rock and punk songs in BEMANI several times. | While his favorite style of music is trance and techno, often bringing classical and written tradition music concepts into electronic music, he's also produced some drum'n'bass and happy hardcore songs. Also, he's demonstrated his skills producing rock and punk songs in BEMANI several times. | ||