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Uploaded May 2008 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Tsuki Dokei ~Luna Dial~, via the internal PC speaker (or 'system speaker). I transcribed it for my Bleeper Music Maker, and here it is playing it along with the original MIDI made by ZUN (but with the channels which my program plays MUTED).
This one took about 2 hours 45 mins to complete (ZUN's style of arpeggio harmonies are beautiful, but the complexity of the beauty makes it tedious to transcribe), but who knows how long it would've taken if Sakuya hadn't kept slowing time. I thank her. =D (On an unrelated side-note, I am perfectly sane.)
I tried to recreate that 'messing with time' sensation that the percussion and bass in the original did, by using dotted notes for the bass at the equivalent points.
Finally! With a new release of my Bleeper Music Maker, you can now do dotted and triplet notes! =D The buttons are above the music list. You can see the "Dotted" button automatically pop in and out as it comes across a dotted note ("Dot") in the music list.
You can always get the latest version of my Bleeper Music Maker program here:
somethingunreal.homeip.net/hosted_programs/update/bmm/index.html
Please always refer to 'Info.txt' which is included in the ZIP download before asking me something which I've already answered. ;)
More info about ALL of my releases is at my blog:
somethingunreal.homeip.net/blog
EDIT: Damn, this video's quality is rubbish. (Vital comment)
You can watch it in better quality by adding...
&fmt=18
...to the end of the URL for this video.
If you have an account over at NicoNico, you can watch it in decent quality there too:
nicovideo.jp/watch/sm3244066
Tsuki Dokei ~Luna Dial~, via the internal PC speaker (or 'system speaker). I transcribed it for my Bleeper Music Maker, and here it is playing it along with the original MIDI made by ZUN (but with the channels which my program plays MUTED).
This one took about 2 hours 45 mins to complete (ZUN's style of arpeggio harmonies are beautiful, but the complexity of the beauty makes it tedious to transcribe), but who knows how long it would've taken if Sakuya hadn't kept slowing time. I thank her. =D (On an unrelated side-note, I am perfectly sane.)
I tried to recreate that 'messing with time' sensation that the percussion and bass in the original did, by using dotted notes for the bass at the equivalent points.
Finally! With a new release of my Bleeper Music Maker, you can now do dotted and triplet notes! =D The buttons are above the music list. You can see the "Dotted" button automatically pop in and out as it comes across a dotted note ("Dot") in the music list.
You can always get the latest version of my Bleeper Music Maker program here:
somethingunreal.homeip.net/hosted_programs/update/bmm/index.html
Please always refer to 'Info.txt' which is included in the ZIP download before asking me something which I've already answered. ;)
More info about ALL of my releases is at my blog:
somethingunreal.homeip.net/blog
EDIT: Damn, this video's quality is rubbish. (Vital comment)
You can watch it in better quality by adding...
&fmt=18
...to the end of the URL for this video.
If you have an account over at NicoNico, you can watch it in decent quality there too:
nicovideo.jp/watch/sm3244066
![[Touhou] Luna Dial (Sakuya Izayois theme), Bleeper Style](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ypVlP3AguVA/mqdefault.jpg "[Touhou] Luna Dial (Sakuya Izayois theme), Bleeper Style
Tsuki Dokei ~Luna Dial~, via the internal PC speaker (or system speaker). I transcribed it for my Bleeper Music Maker, and here it is playing it along with the original MIDI made by ZUN (but with the channels which my program plays MUTED).
This one took about 2 hours 45 mins to complete (ZUNs style of arpeggio harmonies are beautiful, but the complexity of the beauty makes it tedious to transcribe), but who knows how long it wouldve taken if Sakuya hadnt kept slowing time. I thank her. =D (On an unrelated side-note, I am perfectly sane.)
I tried to recreate that messing with time sensation that the percussion and bass in the original did, by using dotted notes for the bass at the equivalent points.
Finally! With a new release of my Bleeper Music Maker, you can now do dotted and triplet notes! =D The buttons are above the music list. You can see the Dotted button automatically pop in and out as it comes across a dotted note (Dot) in the music list.
You can always get the latest version of my Bleeper Music Maker program here:
http://somethingunreal.homeip.net/hosted_programs/update/bmm/index.html
Please always refer to Info.txt which is included in the ZIP download before asking me something which Ive already answered. ;)
More info about ALL of my releases is at my blog:
http://somethingunreal.homeip.net/blog
EDIT: Damn, this videos quality is rubbish. (Vital comment)
You can watch it in better quality by adding...
&fmt=18
...to the end of the URL for this video.
If you have an account over at NicoNico, you can watch it in decent quality there too:
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm3244066")
