Concertino in Blue: Difference between revisions

* A fusion arrangement of Concertino in Blue by Fusion Legend appears in the ''GuitarFreaks V3 & DrumMania V3 Original Soundtracks'' album.

* The ''GUITARFREAKS 7thMIX & drummania 6thMIX Soundtracks'' album credits Concertino in Blue's drum samples to ''ILIO Entertainments "Interactive Drum Kits"''.

An endlessly spinning "blue" sound. The legend is revived here and now.

I understand. You're probably asking "who are you and what happened to Sasaki", but well, it's OK to calm down and discuss its notecharts.<br>

Hello. I'm Sasaki.<br>

It was newly included, so I went to an amusement spot after a long time, and I was able to watch and listen to videos and sounds of players playing from behind.<br>

Now that I think of it, there are things I can only create at that moment, and life has encounters and connections, and come to think of it, I somehow wrote that tqy had a mustache when I met him,

Well, it's somewhere＾＾

Every time I request for him to play a crazy music score for my songs, he always does it with a smile, and something more progressive returns to me beyond my imagination... this is already my [[The Least 100sec|third]] [[Kodomo no rakugaki chou|song]], but if I didn't join this company and encounter Izumi, none of these songs would've probably been born.<br>

So this time, the guitar is even more centered than in 100sec., and it became a guitar concerto.<br>

The guitar/piano, and of course the drums/bass, became even more intense, independent, and unified.

Hello, I've recently liked crossover (which means the fusion of two music genres), and this time, I tried to bring out music in the "Romantic era", which represented Europe in the 19th century, into a "blue" world. Usually, I'm not foolish to say that I "don't like" Chopin, a composer who represented that era, or Rachmaninoff, who had a late Romantic era color, but when I tried to make a "crossover" like this, it was more pleasant than I thought.... by all means, I hope you'll taste this pleasant feeling.<br>

.... I wonder if there's a fate of an encore...!?

Finally, "Concertino in Blue" is crossed over to IIDX, and I was asked by [[Gyo Eguchi|GYO]] to provide materials for its video.

So, I searched around and looked for old data, but due to its rough resolution and various reasons, it isn't very good and can't be used in that state.<br>

Then, I tried to recreate the video by redrawing it with a slight touch and matching the horizontal screen.

When redrawing it, since I previously drew detailed parts very carelessly, like fingers holding the flute (I was surprised to see it), I studied drawings by watching classical concert footage.<br>

But how many years has it already been? I carefully listened to "Concertino in Blue".<br>

Well, it's progressive. It's an encore.<br>

When this game was released as a new product, I was making snow textures during the start of the New Year, while wondering if it was snowing throughout the city.

Since this song, movie, and Maurizio are legendary to those who've played Gitadora, I wanted to cross over as much of its atmosphere as possible, not just the song, and I added the animations referenced from the data provided by its movie creator tQy. (Thank you very much for taking time off despite being busy!)<br>

I'd be happy if you smile a bit at its "likeness", such as the snow falling with the other musical notes, and the lovely cobalt blue choice, which I wouldn't~ be able to establish this shade with just "blue".

When you think of progressive, some people say it has abnormal rhythms.<br>

Although I can somehow recognize them in my mind, my body doesn't follow.<br>