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** The iTunes Store version of the ''REFLEC BEAT colette ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK VOL.2'' lists The Least 100sec's artist as '''SASAKI'''. | ** The iTunes Store version of the ''REFLEC BEAT colette ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK VOL.2'' lists The Least 100sec's artist as '''SASAKI'''. | ||
* The Least 100sec is one of the songs available for [[What Is GFDM#MultiSession GDK|MultiSession GDK]] play. | * The Least 100sec is one of the songs available for [[What Is GFDM#MultiSession GDK|MultiSession GDK]] play. | ||
* The Least 100sec's BPM changes are as follows: 263.6→259.5→258→256.5→255→253.5→252→250.4→248.8→251.7→254.7→257.6→263.6→200. | |||
* In the KEYBOARDMANIA series, The Least 100sec uses a generic video instead of its GuitarFreaks & DrumMania video. | * In the KEYBOARDMANIA series, The Least 100sec uses a generic video instead of its GuitarFreaks & DrumMania video. | ||
* In beatmania, beatmania IIDX 14 GOLD CS, beatmania III, and pop'n music, The Least 100sec's title is displayed as '''The Least 100 sec'''. | * In beatmania, beatmania IIDX 14 GOLD CS, beatmania III, and pop'n music, The Least 100sec's title is displayed as '''The Least 100 sec'''. | ||
* The Least 100 sec was added to pop'n music 9 on April 24th, 2003 via ee'MALL. | * The Least 100 sec was added to pop'n music 9 on April 24th, 2003 via ee'MALL. | ||
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== Music Comment == | == Music Comment == | ||
=== pop'n music === | |||
What will the pianist entrust to the remaining 100 seconds? A high-level battle between guitar and piano. A legend began here. | |||
=== ノスタルジア === | |||
From "GITADORA". | |||
== Song Production Information == | == Song Production Information == | ||
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I wonder what sort of existence it will serve here...<br> | I wonder what sort of existence it will serve here...<br> | ||
In many ways, it's my first and last time in this series, but I hope you can enjoy the song to your heart's content. | In many ways, it's my first and last time in this series, but I hope you can enjoy the song to your heart's content. | ||
=== GuitarFreaks & DrumMania === | |||
==== Hirofumi Sasaki ==== | |||
The history of European music since J.S. Bach has been Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Impressionist.<br> | |||
And while each era has had its own unique techniques that have been developed by its leading composers, did you know that there are certain compositional techniques that have appeared in every era right up to the present day?<br> | |||
Such is the Fugue.<br> | |||
Although at one time it was used as a show of erudition, many contemporary composers are creating new music by adopting this compositional method, which has fairly strict rules for the world of sound that are not bound by conventional frameworks.<br> | |||
I also thought about this and created this piece in a pop, dry, classical manner through the application of counterpoint, which is the basis of fugue.<br> | |||
I hope you can feel this essence. | |||
==== Musician's Room 2 ==== | |||
This time it's multi-session!<br> | |||
That's why... I tried to make it so that "every part can play a leading role".<br> | |||
Both guitars and keyboards are basically not backing, but always spinning melodies, to which drums add beats.<br> | |||
I hope you can complete the puzzle of the three (four?) instruments in the session.<br> | |||
Wait... it's too hard? Really? | |||
== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||