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Tatsuya's music tends to follow a pop/piano tone with his Qrispy Joybox songs (with a couple of techno songs as well), and a more hardcore/rock sound with his MAX MAXIMIMZER songs. He's also experimented with various other aliases in recent years. | Tatsuya's music tends to follow a pop/piano tone with his Qrispy Joybox songs (with a couple of techno songs as well), and a more hardcore/rock sound with his MAX MAXIMIMZER songs. He's also experimented with various other aliases in recent years. | ||
Tatsuya was for years a very active part of the REFLEC BEAT series, starting off as a sound designer in [[REFLEC BEAT|the first game]], and becoming the sole sound director of the series from [[REFLEC BEAT limelight]] onwards up until [[REFLEC BEAT colette -All Seasons-]], when he started to share sound directing duties with [[Yoshihiro Tagawa|DJ TOTTO]]. He continued to serve as sound director until [[REFLEC BEAT groovin'!! Upper]], when [[Osamu Migitera|Des-ROW]] became the head sound director and producer. | Tatsuya was for years a very active part of the REFLEC BEAT series, starting off as a sound designer in [[REFLEC BEAT|the first game]], and becoming the sole sound director of the series from [[REFLEC BEAT limelight]] onwards up until [[REFLEC BEAT colette -All Seasons-]], when he started to share sound directing duties with [[Yoshihiro Tagawa|DJ TOTTO]]. He continued to serve as sound director until [[REFLEC BEAT groovin'!! Upper]], when [[Osamu Migitera|Des-ROW]] became the head sound director and producer. He was also the sound director of the [[BeatStream Information|BeatStream series.]] | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||