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=== DanceDanceRevolution === | === DanceDanceRevolution === | ||
==== Original Version ==== | |||
From the impressive delayed scratch noises across the clear synth pads, and the modulations created on the famous TR808 rhythm box, this entire song is engulfed in a space atmosphere which could be mistaken as a scene from a space opera, as the beat overwhelms the grouped sensations in the opening section, and the robotic voice called vocoder is used in the middle section. The song finishes without a conclusion, creating something brilliant beyond the chaotic and repressed resolution. | From the impressive delayed scratch noises across the clear synth pads, and the modulations created on the famous TR808 rhythm box, this entire song is engulfed in a space atmosphere which could be mistaken as a scene from a space opera, as the beat overwhelms the grouped sensations in the opening section, and the robotic voice called vocoder is used in the middle section. The song finishes without a conclusion, creating something brilliant beyond the chaotic and repressed resolution. | ||
==== CLUB 2P Version ==== | |||
"OVER DOSER" completely changes to create an ambient atmosphere, with heavily used vocoder voices and delays, combined with a more polished impression, such as parts that only play on the bassline. | |||
== Video Production Information == | == Video Production Information == | ||