kinda going insane doing research into persona 3 drums rn
i have most of what i want down when it comes to production, but GOD what the hell is the kick layered under the rim click and whats the damn 909 open hi-hat in burn my dread gahhh
the riser is also really evil because it seems to be an electric piano
I DONT EVEN WANT TO COVER BURN MY DREAD, I WANT TO COVER FULL MOON FULL LIFE IN THE PS2 STYLE BUT TO DO THAT I NEED TO FIND BURN MY DREAD INSTRUMENTS RAHHH
ok so the guitarists who've contributed to the series are as follows with their games listed next to them
shotaro ohata - guilty gear (ps1)
tohru iwao - guilty gear x (dreamcast) to guilty gear xx ac +r
yoshihiro kusano - guilty gear isuka to guilty gear 2 overture
toshihiro kajihara - blazblue continuum shift to guilty gear strive
(honorable mention) ryo kozuka - rhythm guitar during iwao era live shows as part of A.S.H.
not much known about shotaro atm, though he was part of yellow metal orchestra and has a website i need to dig
just made some major findings about iwao through the old A.S.H. website. it says he uses a Fender Stratocaster & a custom Telecaster, along with a Gibson Les Paul, and ESP original
we actually have a photos of him playing through a marshall amp & cab
bonuses, we have photos of the X2 drummer yasuhiro umezawa, the bassist shinji matsumoto, and some of the rig that koichi seiyama used while producing for it
yoshihiro only really photos of his modern rigs, showing off his marshall stuff as well so uhh
TOSHIHIRO THOUGH, WE HAVE BASICALLY ALL OF HIS RIG DOWN
im not gonna go too in detail because of that, just check his twitter honestly
but he does use a marsha by friedman
FURTHER INFO ON GGXX
- Korg CX-3 is the keyboard spotted during GGXX era
- Panasonic SV-3700 Professional Digital Audio Tape Deck can also be spotted in the same room as the CX-3
- yes thats a minimoog everyone knows the minimoog
- THEY USED A XV-5080
- oh and an sk-88
ok so the guitarists who've contributed to the series are as follows with their games listed next to them
shotaro ohata - guilty gear (ps1)
tohru iwao - guilty gear x (dreamcast) to guilty gear xx ac +r
yoshihiro kusano - guilty gear isuka to guilty gear 2 overture
toshihiro kajihara - blazblue continuum shift to guilty gear strive
(honorable mention) ryo kozuka - rhythm guitar during iwao era live shows as part of A.S.H.
not much known about shotaro atm, though he was part of yellow metal orchestra and has a website i need to dig
just made some major findings about iwao through the old A.S.H. website. it says he uses a Fender Stratocaster & a custom Telecaster, along with a Gibson Les Paul, and ESP original
we actually have a photos of him playing through a marshall amp & cab
bonuses, we have photos of the X2 drummer yasuhiro umezawa, the bassist shinji matsumoto, and some of the rig that koichi seiyama used while producing for it
yoshihiro only really photos of his modern rigs, showing off his marshall stuff as well so uhh
TOSHIHIRO THOUGH, WE HAVE BASICALLY ALL OF HIS RIG DOWN
im not gonna go too in detail because of that, just check his twitter honestly
but he does use a marsha by friedman
Okay, so I haven't posted in a second, but I need to write about this album because oh my fucking god. Go listen to this album now, please.
I don't know much about Andi Camp, we don't need to. Grafton Records, the company she's signed with, they're more like a non-for-profit, doing music for the love of it. Being an indie work of its time, it's entirely in mono.
This album is presumably Andi's second, released after the mysterious 1999 album "Brunette" which can only be obtained by purchasing the album off the Grafton Records website, which I'll likely be doing with how much I approve this album. It was released in the year 2000.
This album, if you listen to it; you aren't listening for Andi's vocals. They can be astonishingly beautiful at times, but sometimes she doesn't quite hit those notes making the listening experience feel a little grating at times. Bottom line, you are here for the piano which is also performed by Andi. The instruments that accompany her, i.e. drums, bass, and the occasional stringed or woodwind instrument are also very nice. I'm really fond of the drums in particular.
The album has this sort of midwestern emo thing going on, but lacks a single guitar, giving it a very interesting and unique flavour. It resembles bands/artists that'd later follow this release, like school food punishment, kyojaku, mouse on the keys, GoGo Penguin, and Natsuko Niishoku. Perhaps Andi was inspired by A Study in Her. Especially Manilla #3 Piano. It also kind of reminds me of that video of that guy playing All I Need by Radiohead on piano in just how emotional this whole album is.
Having listened to the full album, each song back to back without the intent to take notes, a lot of it has blurred together to me, perhaps as a result of the same palette being used all throughout (which is not a bad thing, just to be clear). Though, I can say for certain my favourite track off it is 'still'.
I think the album is overall a 6.8/10, but it has four 9/10 songs that I just can't ignore.
as part of 'getting good' at music
i started doing some research into mick gordon's methods of sound design, and i think i got really close recently when i took an image of the lesbian flag (because it was one of the images i happened to have saved in my downloads folder), turnt it into an oscillator using a stock plugin called beepmap, then ran it through the following chain
such produced this sound (older version of the chain used here so not the exact sound)
annaxmalina
germansingergirl
titsay
romaincrisis
2087
stormborns
dailybridgerton
kaledo-art
discoholicmusic
