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=== beatmania IIDX === | === beatmania IIDX === | ||
==== Reven-G ==== | ==== Reven-G ==== | ||
Continuing on from [[Sakura]], this is Reven-G's latest song. I was taken in by the charm of traditional Japanese music for a while as I stayed in Japan, but as I traveled around the world once again, this song, fully loaded with Reven-G taste, mainly uses the bagpipes, a traditional musical instrument of Europe, combined with a digital beat & tricky super-low BPM.<br> | |||
Actually, traditional music, called ethnic music, has become one of the foundations of modern pop music, which I found out by chance once again, but Reven-G's sound secretly conveys such message. | |||
=== DanceDanceRevolution === | === DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME Original Soundtrack === | ||
Untranslated. | |||
=== DanceDanceRevolution EXTREME Weekly Journal === | |||
==== NAOKI MAEDA ==== | ==== NAOKI MAEDA ==== | ||
RevenG stayed in Japan for a long time, producing a mixture of sounds with the latest technology under the theme of traditional Japanese music, but now he has left for Europe. The musical instrument he found there is the bagpipe, which is referenced in the song title. Through trial-and-error, the completed song and chart idea were born from the voices of users. | RevenG stayed in Japan for a long time, producing a mixture of sounds with the latest technology under the theme of traditional Japanese music, but now he has left for Europe. The musical instrument he found there is the bagpipe, which is referenced in the song title. Through trial-and-error, the completed song and chart idea were born from the voices of users. | ||
== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||
=== VJ GYO === | |||
A country's name can be identified from a single landscape photo.<br> | |||
Maybe it's obvious if there's a close-up shot of a building or natural item representing a country, but it's also somehow possible to identify from the relationship between each image, such as photos of people's clothing, tools, and machines. | |||
For example, in the situation you're recreating a partial (or entire) amusement park somewhere in the country, I think it's essential to have broad and deep knowledge of various elements forming the culture of that country, and accurately recreate them in your work without gaps. | |||
At the start of this song, I can feel a similar stance which resembles Reven-G's sound production. | |||
== | == Staff Comments == | ||
=== moroEX === | |||
I made this picture after RevenG explained the image and background process of the song's production. It seems the song title "bag" doesn't only mean bagpipes!? | I made this picture after RevenG explained the image and background process of the song's production. It seems the song title "bag" doesn't only mean bagpipes!? | ||
The characters which appear in the movie were also created based on RevenG's image. They appeared in 2D during the location test, but I tried to make them 3D later. I tried to made them walk in a way that reminded me of a certain adventure cartoon named "Tom | The characters which appear in the movie were also created based on RevenG's image. They appeared in 2D during the location test, but I tried to make them 3D later. I tried to made them walk in a way that reminded me of a certain adventure cartoon named "Tom ○○○yer". I made it in the style of an old-fashioned skit using a set of papier-mâché horses and people. Did anyone notice it? | ||
== Difficulty & Notecounts == | == Difficulty & Notecounts == | ||