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==Song Production Information== | ==Song Production Information== | ||
Trying to imagine what mind mapping would be like, this song came about.<br> | |||
Expanding from this phrase, the production imagined what a sound mind would be like.<br> | |||
This was created from the principle that individuals protect themselves by making things up.<br> | |||
People were surprised by this, but I expected this. | |||
This song may strike close to you. | |||
==Video Production Information== | ==Video Production Information== | ||
From a single keyword, more keywords and writing came about in a radial pattern.<br> | |||
This keyword came to me, like cells dividing.<br> | |||
To try to illustrate this thought, such as getting lost and avoiding repetition, spreading the idea more, I used abstract patterns and motion graphics. | |||
The hanging strings and the electronic sounds. They overlap each other remarkably without sounding like two separate entities. The music is impressive as a result. | |||
[[Category:Songs]] | [[Category:Songs]] | ||
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Revision as of 01:15, 27 February 2009
Mind Mapping
Song Information
Artist: Ryu☆
BPM: 128
Genre: Electro-Tech
VJ: Manabu Komatsu（WelzAnimationStudios Co,ltd.）
First Appeared On: AC EMPRESS
Length: 2:02
Lyrics
None.
Song Connections/Remixes
None.
Trivia
None.
Song Production Information
Trying to imagine what mind mapping would be like, this song came about.
Expanding from this phrase, the production imagined what a sound mind would be like.
This was created from the principle that individuals protect themselves by making things up.
People were surprised by this, but I expected this.
This song may strike close to you.
Video Production Information
From a single keyword, more keywords and writing came about in a radial pattern.
This keyword came to me, like cells dividing.
To try to illustrate this thought, such as getting lost and avoiding repetition, spreading the idea more, I used abstract patterns and motion graphics.
The hanging strings and the electronic sounds. They overlap each other remarkably without sounding like two separate entities. The music is impressive as a result.