GizmoTheDragon
Touhou Piano Transcription - Hollow Song of Birds OST (Stage 4 - Staff Roll)
updated
Yet again, right on time for the full release! Some of these were a bit on the boring side to transcribe, if I'm honest, but I love how they all turned out.
Who else is gonna try to main Nazrin?
Thank you for listening.
Original compositions and the art in the thumbnail are by ZUN.
Gameplay and piano transcriptions are by me.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: github.com/arduano/Zenith-MIDI/releases
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
List of transcriptions in this video in order of appearance:
00:00 A Beast's Intelligence
02:26 The World Is Made in an Adorable Way
05:41 Magical Beast Scramble
07:50 A Pair of Divine Beasts
10:14 At the Harbor of Spring
11:59 Unforgettable, the Nostalgic Greenery
14:24 Pre-Battle Theme
Grace notes! Everywhere! Even in the bass sections!
This one took longer than I would have liked to finish - in part because of how complex and experimental ZUN made these, and in part from how busy I've been with my real-life situations. But I'm glad with how it turned out, nonetheless! This is a really fun game to just pick up and play.
Thank you for watching.
Original compositions are by ZUN.
Gameplay and piano transcriptions are by me.
A huge thank you to Gren and tannenboom for supporting me through Patreon!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
List of transcriptions in this video in order of appearance:
00:00 The Collector's Melancholy Afternoon
02:03 An Exciting and Familiar Gensokyo
05:10 Youkai Hook On
06:28 Black Markets Can Happen Anywhere, Anytime
09:29 Take Thy Danmaku In Hand, O Bulletphiles
11:23 The Hundredth Black Market
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by Frogmask.
A huge thank you to tannenboom for supporting me through Patreon!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by Frogmask.
A huge thank you to tannenboom for supporting me through Patreon!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by Spectral Nexus.
A huge thank you to tannenboom for supporting me through Patreon!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Some adjustments were made so it's a bit easier on the ears.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by Spectral Nexus.
A huge thank you to tannenboom for supporting me through Patreon!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by Spectral Nexus.
A huge thank you to tannenboom for supporting me through Patreon!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by Spectral Nexus.
A huge thank you to tannenboom for supporting me through Patreon!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
It's finally done! Between college and a part-time job, and after graduation, I finally worked up the right combination of time and motivation to transcribe... *not even half* of the remaining SP soundtracks?! Well, it goes without saying that I'll be returning to this eventually! But for now, I'm taking a break from the great Expanse. It's really wet up there. EX, CF, and all of the bonus tracks will come later!
Thank you for watching.
Original compositions are by Spectral Nexus and Frogmask.
Gameplay and piano transcriptions are by me.
I would also like to mention Akakyu, Kirbio, and Spectral Nexus once again for the feedback and support they gave me along the way!
Additional footage was also provided by Natashi for the staff roll sequence! Thank you so much!
A huge thank you to tannenboom and Nirvark for supporting me through Patreon!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
List of transcriptions in this video in order of appearance:
00:00 Lazy Sands of Nakanotorishima
03:27 Watatsumi's Wadaiko Deluge
06:54 Futile Is the Fight Against the Fetters of Fear
10:39 The Primadonna's Burnt Wings ~ Walpurgis Nightmare
14:50 Callisto Matrix
17:16 Sapphire Mothership ~ Thalassic Izanami
21:29 Antediluvian Mothership
23:36 Rainwater Overflow
24:40 Quiet Destiny
25:52 The Sun Sets in the Sea Over the Sky
Early access to piano transcriptions will now become available to all tiered patrons, starting at $3.00 a month (down from the $6.00 tier for the same access)! This will not affect the rate at which I currently make transcriptions.
In exchange, Music Note Bullet patrons ($6.00) will now also receive access to WIP posts of whatever I happen to be working on at the time. These will be posted irregularly, whenever I make major progress on a transcription.
All other patron benefits will remain unchanged.
I also have a patron goal for additional benefits! If I reach 5 patrons, I will open up voting benefits to the Music Note Bullet ($6.00) and Glowing Orb Bullet ($10.00) tiers. In these polls, the former tier will have one vote, and the latter will have two votes, to influence which projects I work on next.
If you would like to directly support me through Patreon, you can find my page here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
Thank you all once again for your continued interest and support in my work.
This is the second of Yuuma's themes. It's incredibly chaotic, but fortunately it's mostly motifs from her first theme, so they were far easier to make out after transcribing the first one.
Hopefully I didn't make it too loud. It's incredibly dense and clipped a lot during the transcription process, so I had to make some notes softer. I personally think this could have turned out better as a listening experience, but the transcription is as accurate as I can make it without getting too muddy. What do you think?
A huge thank you to Jesse for supporting me as a patron!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
I've always wanted to get around to Yuuma's themes eventually, and here we are with the first!
This is personally my favorite of the two. While the second is chaotic and climactic, this is the theme that establishes all of the prevalent motifs and introduces us to a clever and powerful foe. It's very dense, so it was difficult to make out everything!
I want to give a shoutout to Spectral Nexus / Timi for helping me with this one! His critique and advice were especially helpful in tweaking this transcription into how you hear it now. He also introduced me to some neat mixing tricks, which I'll absolutely consider using in the future to improve the overall sound quality of my projects.
A huge thank you to Jesse for supporting me as a patron!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
It's a very short music collection, but every track is packed with depth and emotion. This was very challenging to transcribe, but I'm very satisfied with the results and I even learned a few things from it!
Thank you for listening.
The illustrations shown during the first track are by Mai Tamagawa. They are originally from a picture book produced by Wolfship Design, which features a story about the reconstruction of Nanatsuishi Shrine in the village of Tabayama. ZUN composed "The Wolves of Nanatsuishi Dash to Seize the Clouds" for the Yamanashi Prefecture Tabayama Village Tourism Promotion Center, and he included the track in this album.
By the way, I also have a Patreon now! All three transcriptions featured here were individually posted early to my Patreon as soon as they were completed, made available to patrons. After this video premieres, MIDI files for the transcriptions will also be available for patrons to download, and they'll also be able to vote on what projects I do in the future!
A huge thank you to Jesse for being my first patron!
You can visit my Patreon and consider directly supporting me here: patreon.com/mechanizeddragonworkshop
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
List of transcriptions in this video in order of appearance:
00:00 The Wolves of Nanatsuishi Dash to Seize the Clouds
05:06 Illusionary White Traveler
09:44 Where Is That Bustling Marketplace Now ~ Immemorial Marketeers
Hello everyone! Long time, no see.
I've been really, really busy with college lately, but I've used what free time I could gather (in cooperation with a handful of awesome people) to work on a special project over the past three months.
This unofficial patch adds onto the latest official release of Mystical Power Plant and the unofficial English patch, adding various fixes and optimizations, Woo DNH compatibility, new options, improved attack telegraphing, and even a fully transcribed piano soundtrack! You'll also find a few other minor additions and fixes not mentioned here.
The patch is planned to release on March 31st! I hope you all are looking forward to it.
You can download the patch here: bulletforge.org/u/gizmo-the-dragon/p/mystical-power-plant-quality-of-life-patch-10f
The music used in this video is "Alleyway of Roaring Waves", composed by Wanwan.
(This patch is unaffiliated with Kaisendo and its official works.)
Also, please mind the volume in this video. It seems like the video project got corrupted or something during rendering, and I can't change the volume on some of these individual tracks anymore. I would try again from scratch if I hadn't already rendered this video for ten hours.
In this test, I use specific bottom halves of Swap Force Skylanders paired with Blast- to see which one is the fastest to complete Iron Jaw Gulch, Chapter 6 of Skylanders: Swap Force. As in my previous comparison videos, I ran each one twice (except for Blast Ranger, which I only ran once because my WiiU GamePad ran out of battery) and I chose the best time from each to compare.
Despite the possible variations due to me not having run this game before now, it seems like the speedrunning community's consensus that -Shift is the fastest bottom half is correct. While -Zone still tops most other bottom halves in terms of speed, the time gap between -Shift and -Zone is huge.
The music in this video is "Youkai Mountain ~ Mysterious Mountain", composed by ZUN.
I'm finally on break between college semesters, so that means I can finally tackle this! A lot of you have asked me for it, and I was just as excited to transcribe STONE OCEAN!
I used a different piano sound than I usually would have used for the lead piano. I think it sounds a little better than what I used at first, but the direct transcription to piano still leaves some details to be desired. The guitars in particular were interesting to work around.
Once all of Act 6's intros are revealed, and once I've transcribed them all, I plan to remake my "Every Jojo Intro" video to include all of the new intros. Please stay tuned!
The original composition is by Takahiro Kawata, and the song is performed by ichigo from Kisida Kyodan & The Akebosi Rockets.
The piano transcription is by me.
I do not own some of the video elements used in this video. Those belong to their respective owners.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by 壱太 (Ichita).
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by めいす (Mace).
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by Wanwan.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by 夜狐夜叉 (Yoko Yasha).
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by Wanwan.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
I adjusted it slightly since its debut in the video of the post-demo soundtrack transcription.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by NED.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by NED.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition is by NED.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
I've actually had this batch of transcriptions on hold since the end of last year, because I got caught up in college work and other hobbies that demanded my time. I'm happy I finally got around to properly finishing it!
However, college has taken me yet again, and this time it demands my full attention. So this may be the last big piano video you'll see from me for a while. Thank you for your patience.
This game is really, really difficult. Seems like the stage enemies will use every opportunity to come out from underneath you, and the bosses love throwing things at the bottom of the screen to attack you from behind! Thankfully, the enhanced Stage Practice allowed me to get gameplay footage for this video very reliably. I'd appreciate it if the devs for this game toned down the "bullets from the bottom of the screen" gimmicks next time around. Aside from that, it's a wonderfully crafted game!
Thank you for watching.
Original compositions are by NED, Wanwan, 夜狐夜叉 (Yoko Yasha), めいす (Mace), 壱太 (Ichita), and 緋子望 (Hishimottie).
Gameplay and piano transcriptions are by me.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
List of transcriptions in this video in order of appearance:
00:00 A Mausoleum as Vast as a Garan Temple ~ Hollow Mansion
03:20 Starve Calamity
05:36 Tatara the Furnace
08:28 Legend of Kikyouzuka ~ Black Ventus
11:27 Steel is Born from Flame, and Returns to the Earth
13:52 Rebel of the War God's Five Weapons ~ REBELLION God Force
17:55 Ley Lines of the Underworld
20:54 Meridian-Splitting Reverse Scale ~ Dragon's Dream
25:30 Fortune Arrives With an "Oni In, Too!"
26:53 Oktoberfest in Naraka
Will my experience with transcribing this soundtrack to piano pull me through? Let's find out!
I was streaming this to Twitch, so I talk to some of my viewers occasionally in this video.
Somebody shared this mod with a Discord server via a direct file download straight through Discord, you can download the same file using this link: cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/547432255623004161/872288761617186826/SingTouhou.zip
Put SingTouhou.exe in the same folder as th17.exe and launch it!
As it turns out, I was correct
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Pfeeuw, this was super dense! I'm glad I could finish it all before summer semester really kicked up the pace.
These new piano sounds have really deepened the atmosphere of my style of transcription. It shows most strongly in the stage themes, I think. Or maybe I'm just biased towards the stage themes in this game. ZUN did an outstanding job this time around, as usual, from start to end!
I've got a backlog of planned transcriptions after this, but summer semester comes first and foremost. In the meantime, you can expect the usual explosion of extensions in your sub boxes within the next couple of weeks. I hope.
Thank you for watching.
Original compositions and the art in the thumbnail are by ZUN.
Gameplay and piano transcriptions are by me.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
List of transcriptions in this video in order of appearance:
00:00 The Obsolescent Industrial Remains
02:48 Ore from the Age of the Gods
05:10 The Long-Awaited Oumagatoki
08:01 Starry Mountain of Tenma
10:30 Lunar Rainbow
12:41 Where Is That Bustling Marketplace Now ~ Immemorial Marketeers
16:55 The Great Fantastic Underground Railway Network
19:43 The Princess Who Slays Dragon Kings
22:22 The Sunday After the Storm
23:25 A Rainbow-Colored World
Thanks to Kirbio for assembling the very last background image
Music is by ZUN
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Thank you for listening.
The original composition and the artwork used in the video thumbnail are made by ZUN.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
Just in time for the full game's release! Man, at least it's not as late as my Touhou 17 Trial transcriptions were... This won't be a running theme, will it?
And yes, I'm trying out some new piano sounds this time around! They're still not the exact sound I'm looking for (from what is available to me), but they are better than what I've had in the years prior. What do you think? I would greatly appreciate your feedback on these new sounds and how I use them.
Thank you for listening.
Original compositions and the art in the thumbnail are by ZUN.
Gameplay and piano transcriptions are by me.
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
List of transcriptions in this video in order of appearance:
00:00 A Rainbow Spanning Gensokyo
01:49 A Shower of Strange Occurrences
03:40 Kitten of Great Fortune
05:16 The Cliff Hidden in Deep Green
07:04 Banditry Technology
08:58 The Perpetual Snow of Komakusa Blossoms
12:03 Smoking Dragon
This transcription was commissioned by Sawney! The original track plays during the Extra boss fight from a little game they released recently called "Nociception: Simple Outlook From Hell". The game is short, and it's made clear on startup that the game was developed as an introduction to programming, but the dedication is clearly visible despite all of its quirks. Congratulations on taking these first steps into game development, Sawney!
You can play the game yourself by downloading it from here (although I must warn that there are several parts with a lot of bright colors): nociception.itch.io/nociception-simple-outlook-from-hell
Thank you for listening.
The original song was composed by Princess Sylvysprit. You can listen to the entire original soundtrack of the game here: sylvysprit.bandcamp.com/album/nociception-simple-outlook-from-hell-ost
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
It's been a long while since I've done a speedrun, huh?
Just yesterday, DoomBoom9 figured out how to bomb the wall near the end of this chapter very early. You would usually need the Roboto-Ball to destroy it, but now we can skip rolling it around like crazy, and we can head straight into the fight after that section. Amazing find, DoomBoom9!
By the way, I was livestreaming on my channel on Twitch at the time of recording this, so that's why you can hear me talking to my two or three viewers.
The artwork used in this video is made by 风灵 on pixiv.
This was my first piano transcription commission, finished several months ago and adjusted slightly for this video! This transcription was commissioned by username "skydash", for their Touhou derivative fangame called Touhou Multi Scroll Shooting 2. Because it was intended to be used for game development, I had to diverge from my usual style of transcribing to maximize accuracy over the listeners' experience, so some parts sound discordant as a result. I attempted to mitigate some of this dissonance for this video.
Touhou Multi Scroll Shooting 2 is a Touhou fangame that features your usual shmup experience, but the 2.5-D playfield seamlessly shifts between top-down, side-scrolling, and from-behind shooting perspectives. The game is currently in development, but the demo gameplay looks great so far!
I will advise, though, that the featured characters do show a bit more skin than I'm personally accustomed to, but if you can tolerate that, I highly suggest you check out the game. The devs would greatly appreciate it! (And you can hear what became of my transcription for the game, too!)
You can learn more about the game on its Steam store page: store.steampowered.com/app/1480040/Touhou_Multi_Scroll_Shooting_2
Thank you for listening.
The original arrangement was performed by the circle Foreground Eclipse.
The artwork used in this video is made by 风灵 on pixiv. Go view this spectacular piece in full here: pixiv.net/en/artworks/85856996
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
This composition is exciting and fast-paced, almost to the point of nonsense. It seems to calm down after the first verse section, but it quickly resumes the rapid melodies with a repetitive and chaotic climax - truly a hallmark of Mana's songs. However, the specific choice of instrumentation almost reminds me of another Touhou-style composer...
Thank you for listening.
The original song was composed by Mana Kazami. You can listen to the original song here: youtube.com/watch?v=ndB60vq1Ves
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.
This composition is riddled with mischief, with a hint of otherworldly influence. The slightly discordant verses are contrasted by a wonderfully melodic section for the climax, backed by rapid full-octave piano harmonies throughout. This is definitely a Tokiko song. However, the specific choice of instrumentation almost reminds me of another Touhou-style composer...
Thank you for listening.
The original song was composed by Tokiko Tatsunagi. You can listen to the original song here: youtu.be/EDG1zp3z7oU
This video was developed using Zenith. You can learn more about it here: arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI/start
The Synthesia X Resource Pack for Zenith was made by MBMS Productions and Arduano.


