Around the Future: Difference between revisions

* A long version of Around the Future appears on Maozon & C-Show's first album, [[MUSIC (album)|MUSIC]].

Hello. C-Show here. It's been quite a while since I first met Maozon, back in the same [[SOUND VOLTEX Information|SOUND VOLTEX FLOOR]] contest, and while we're part of the same music production company, this is our first time collaborating.<br>

When we talked about what kind of genre to make, we ended saying "It's not fun to make the usual drum'n'bass".<br>

Maozon said "I want to do an old school song", so when I had the first draft, I wasn't used to this BPM, but Maozon worked on an effective, beautiful break where breakbeats were used abundantly and drops covered the confusion, so I struggled three times more than I imagined.<br>

Normally, when collaborating with other people, I often leave the melody and instead focus on working on the drums and basses, and my partner works on the melodies and arrangements.<br>

In this song, there are parts where two melodies overlap each other, I think that ended being a song with a big cooperative feeling.

I managed sounds and rhythm patterns that are pretty much rare now, but it certainly made me feel like nostalgic to when I was in my beginnings of DTM.

Hello. Maozon here.<br>

As C-Show said above, we were accepted on SOUND VOLTEX FLOOR's [[Takayuki Ishikawa|dj TAKA]] song REMIX contest, and this is our first collaboration in the BEMANI series.

Well, as this song is a collaboration with C-Show, at first, I talked with him about what style of song should we go with, and then I suddently said "I want to do an old school song~", and C-Show accepted.

However, when I started working on my part, I thought "Does this song has to be pigeonholed on an existing genre?", so I changed direction, rave stabs, the piano backing, breakbeats, and other things that remain from then.<br>

Then, I passed it to C-Show and it got crazy.

As a result, a song of a type that would not normally be made by each one of us was completed.<br>

Breakbeats, dubstep, J-Core, various styles are mixed.

This song is hard to describe with existing words, so I was allowed to call its genre CYBERCORE without permission.

Please try playing it by all means!

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