Oh my ..!! FM-sound is very diffucult for programming but this sounds just blow me away!!!! What a real mad LOVE!!))) Fantastic album! Fantastic music! So cool jazzy tracks. Of course excellent composers! Very thank you, Ryan.
Wow, like @Satoshi Matrix say, wonder what chips use to make this. The first track is astonishing , the second, the drums, remember me Decap Attack ^^. Very nice upload Ryan, love FM sound!
When I first heard it, I was shocked to realise Sakuraba still knows how to write catchy, interesting music. It's kind of tragic because he more or less... doesn't, now.
What FM chips are in use here? Is this like a "dream" collection of a whole pile of incompatible FM chips across several platfroms? Some of this sounds like X6800 stuff, while some of it sounds Famicom, Genesis, SNES, and so on. I want to know more about what is going on with these tracks.
The cover is a bunch of DX-7's, if that helps. As for the actual hardware they were using, I'd guess they all just chose to use chips or synthesizers that they enjoyed. If we found someone who owns the physical album and reads Japanese, they could probably figure it out, since I can't imagine the composers not documenting what they used.
Zoe Papillon Ha, wow. I love that the Japanese are nerdy and creative enough to still include special sound chips in tech as modern as cellphones, especially chips that can do FM! This page talks about the capabilities a bit: www.welectronics.com/gsm/samsungx400.html
Zoe Papillon Wow only 4 operators? Pretty weird for 2014. Maybe they're keeping it basic so casual users won't be intimidated. Sounds pretty good on this album, though!
Zoe Papillon lol, oh right I forgot this album wasn't that new. Still, 4 operator FM is very simple, even for the mid-2000s. And it sounds good, for being so simple.
Nice. Is there any way you could add index markers or annotations so that the album is more accessible? It's probably a chore to segment everything into a playlist, but it would be nice to have a frame of reference with timecode.
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My Evaluation & Tracks Timeline
◎ 01. 桜庭統 - 回想 Motoi Sakuraba - Reminiscence 0:00～
◎ 02. .細江慎治 - リキッドスープ Shinji Hosoe - Liquid Soup 4:45～
〇 03. 佐野電二 チューリップ Denji Sano - Tulip 9:16～
△ 04. 大久保博 -メロディックな気分 Hiroshi Okubo - Feeling Melodic 14:12～
△ 05. 伊藤賢治 - 怠惰な夜 Kenji Ito - Lazy Night 19:09～
◎ 06. 下村陽子 - 絶対プリミティブ Yoko Shimomura - The Absolute Primitive 24:04～
◎ 07. なるけみちこ - L.s。Michiko Naruke - L.s. 28:28～
〇 08. 渡部恭久 - イーストシャー Yasuhisa Watanabe - Eastshire 32:04～
〇 09. 岡部啓一 - オゾン Keiichi Okabe - Ozone 35:45～
△ 10. 古川元亮 - 虹の彼方に Motoaki Furukawa - Over the Rainbow 39:52～
X 11. 三宅優 - Triple VOPM Yu Miyake - Triple VOPM 44:12～
△ 12. 相原隆行 - メタモルフォーゼ Takayuki Aihara - Metamorphose 53:06～
△ 13. 高橋コウタ - 永遠 Kohta Takahashi - Everlasting 58:02～
△ 14. 古代祐三 - 4人のオペレーター Yuzo Koshiro - 4 Operators 1:02:21～
What does each symbol mean? lol
@@radiantansel202
None of your buisiness
The bells on Sano's song make me so happy
holy moly this is excellent!! Wish I was able to find it on CD
4operators = organ heaven. Would love to hear it performed live.
Oh my ..!! FM-sound is very diffucult for programming but this sounds just blow me away!!!! What a real mad LOVE!!))) Fantastic album! Fantastic music! So cool jazzy tracks. Of course excellent composers! Very thank you, Ryan.
This album is AMAZING.
A Masterpiece! Featuring some of the best FM composers in the business. Love the album art too!
Wow, like @Satoshi Matrix say, wonder what chips use to make this.
The first track is astonishing , the second, the drums, remember me Decap Attack ^^.
Very nice upload Ryan, love FM sound!
This is awesome!
★★★ 0:00:01 ① 桜庭統 - Reminiscence
★★★ 0:04:40 ② 細江慎治 - Liquid Soup
★★☆ 0:09:15 ③ 佐野電二 - Tulip
★☆☆ 0:14:10 ④ 大久保博 - Feeling Melodic
★☆☆ 0:19:07 ⑤ 伊藤賢治 - Lazy Night
★★☆ 0:24:02 ⑥ 下村陽子 - The Absolute Primitive
★★★ 0:28:27 ⑦ なるけみちこ - L.s.
★★☆ 0:32:02 ⑧ 渡部恭久 - Eastshire
★☆☆ 0:35:44 ⑨ 岡部啓一 - Ozone
★☆☆ 0:39:51 ⑩ 古川元亮 - Over the Rainbow
☆☆☆ 0:44:10 ⑪ 三宅優 - Triple VOPM
★☆☆ 0:53:04 ⑫ 相原隆行 - Metamorphose
★☆☆ 0:58:01 ⑬ 高橋コウタ - Everlasting
☆☆☆ 1:02:19 ⑭ 古代祐三 - 4 Operators
★★★ 本CDの目玉曲かと
★★☆ 積極的に聴く程のものでも無いがセンスが合うのなら
★☆☆ 何の特徴も無し、どこでも聴けるような背景音
☆☆☆ 大御所とか関係なく、聴くに値しない雑音
飽くまで主観評価だが、発売当時から購入するか迷っていたので、
この程度なら買わなくて良かった～。ホンマTH-cam様様やで・・・。
You have bad taste in music
@@rubenvela44
so what ?
All of these songs are so amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When I first heard it, I was shocked to realise Sakuraba still knows how to write catchy, interesting music. It's kind of tragic because he more or less... doesn't, now.
Good stuff!
wonderful!
this is perfect
I want this.....FM keyboard......gimmie!!!!
What FM chips are in use here? Is this like a "dream" collection of a whole pile of incompatible FM chips across several platfroms? Some of this sounds like X6800 stuff, while some of it sounds Famicom, Genesis, SNES, and so on.
I want to know more about what is going on with these tracks.
The cover is a bunch of DX-7's, if that helps.
As for the actual hardware they were using, I'd guess they all just chose to use chips or synthesizers that they enjoyed. If we found someone who owns the physical album and reads Japanese, they could probably figure it out, since I can't imagine the composers not documenting what they used.
Zoe Papillon Ha, wow. I love that the Japanese are nerdy and creative enough to still include special sound chips in tech as modern as cellphones, especially chips that can do FM! This page talks about the capabilities a bit: www.welectronics.com/gsm/samsungx400.html
Zoe Papillon Wow only 4 operators? Pretty weird for 2014. Maybe they're keeping it basic so casual users won't be intimidated. Sounds pretty good on this album, though!
Zoe Papillon lol, oh right I forgot this album wasn't that new. Still, 4 operator FM is very simple, even for the mid-2000s. And it sounds good, for being so simple.
Nice. Is there any way you could add index markers or annotations so that the album is more accessible?
It's probably a chore to segment everything into a playlist, but it would be nice to have a frame of reference with timecode.
Jon Conley
Is this enough?
1. Motoi Sakuraba- Reminiscence 0:00
2. Shinji Hosoe- Liquid Soup 4:40
3. Denji Sano- tulip 9:13
4. Hiroshi Okubo- Feeling Melodic 14:08
5. Kenji Ito- Lazy Night 19:03
6. Yoko Shimomura- The Absolute Primitive 23:58
7. Michiko Naruke- L.s. 28:28
8. Yasuhisa Watanabe- eastshire 32:00
9. Keiichi Okabe- ozone 35:37
10. Motoaki Furukawa- Over the Rainbow 39:51
11. Yu Miyake- tripleVOPM 44:08
12. Takayuki Aihara- Metamorphose 53:05
13. Kohta Takahashi- everlasting 58:01
14. Yuzo Koshiro- 4operators 1:02:18
Cheers!
This is a wonderful album. Is there a way I can buy a hard copy?
Exactly! Did you have any luck finding one?
what sound package or equipment do i need to make this kind of music?
In terms of hardware synths, a DX7 or any of its counterparts. There is a very good and free VST called Dexed that emulates a DX7.
0 dislikes as of 16.7.19
Well, yah! *OBVIOUSLY*