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== Song Connections / Remixes == | == Song Connections / Remixes == | ||
* A long version of Drop on the floor appears | * A long version of Drop on the floor appears in good-cool's second album, [[good-cool ultra expander]]. This version is credited to good-cool feat. Osamu Kubota. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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IIDX has also finally reached double digits with 10th Style~. | IIDX has also finally reached double digits with 10th Style~. | ||
This is a monumental version, so I | This is a monumental version, so I decided to write a House song this time as well. After all, I really like House. I like House so much, that I couldn't help but repeatedly sneeze four times from the pollen!! | ||
In "Drop on the floor", I wanted to express the "extremely hot" style of many people rushing to the dancefloor. While adding a flavor to my concept that "extremely hot" means passionate Latin style, I noticed that [[Ryutaro Nakahara|Ryu☆]] changed the asterisk in his name to a star!! | |||
Osamu Kubota also plays the "extremely hot" Hammond solo in the interlude of this song. Yeah~, the phrases of the professional keyboardist have wonderful artistry as expected. Hmm~... I'm super numb. I'm a bit annoyed. As punishment from being annoyed, I'll include a guitar solo in Osamu Kubota's next song♪ | |||
== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||
=== Dai === | === Dai === | ||
This time, I aimed for a Latin | This time, I aimed for a Latin style, but it somewhat became an "-ish" because of the song or not. The theme color is red for passion, so I think it's nice to intently play with an "-ish" feeling. | ||
=== F-FLY === | === F-FLY === | ||
This is my first video using "footage of live action people", so it was quite difficult.<br> | This is my first video using "footage of live-action people", so it was quite difficult.<br> | ||
I first filmed Dai-chan. Then I inserted | I first filmed Dai-chan. Then, I inserted the footage in the machine. Then, I processed and edited the footage. That was the work process. There was a lot of live-action footage, so the biggest challenge was how to handle the work smoothly. | ||
I heard the theme was "Latin passion", so I used red as the base color.<br> | I heard the theme was "Latin passion", so I used red as the base color.<br> | ||
But I feel bad for Dai-chan's Fans. I didn't want it to look like an idol video clip, so I processed it that you can't even recognize his face. | But I feel bad for Dai-chan's Fans. I didn't want it to look like an idol video clip, so I processed it a lot so that you can't even recognize his face. | ||
In addition to the | In addition to the amount of live-action data, I repeatedly layered a lot of effects over each other.<br> | ||
I created this in tears, while fighting against a heavy and slow machine.<br> | I created this in tears, while fighting against a heavy and slow machine.<br> | ||
I gave up during the New Year. | I gave up during the New Year. | ||