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* A long version of this song appears on Ryu's album ''starmine'' | * A long version of this song appears on Ryu's album ''starmine'' | ||
* ''Mind Mapping -Miami Mapping Mix-'', remixed by [[Dirty Androids]], appears on Ryu's album ''starmine''. | * ''Mind Mapping -Miami Mapping Mix-'', remixed by [[Dirty Androids]], appears on Ryu's album ''starmine''. | ||
* A speed remix of this song by [[Kosuke Saito|kors k]], ''Mind Mapping (kors k mix)'', appears on the ''cyber | * A speed remix of this song by [[Kosuke Saito|kors k]], ''Mind Mapping (kors k mix)'', appears on the ''cyber beatnation 2 - Hi Speed conclusion-'' CD. | ||
** A short edit of this remix appears in [[REFLEC BEAT limelight]]. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 12:08, 18 July 2012
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
- A long version of this song appears on Ryu's album starmine
- Mind Mapping -Miami Mapping Mix-, remixed by Dirty Androids, appears on Ryu's album starmine.
- A speed remix of this song by kors k, Mind Mapping (kors k mix), appears on the cyber beatnation 2 - Hi Speed conclusion- CD.
- A short edit of this remix appears in REFLEC BEAT limelight.
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.