Vocals taken from the original song by Atsushi Kitajoh/Atlus from Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth. Guitar/bass/arrangement/production by me.
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Persona 3 Reload of course introduced a new 'player advantage' battle theme for the male protagonist. I had the idea to do a 'P3R' style arrangement of Pull the Trigger from Persona Q2, since FeMC deserves two battle themes too. The problem is, the original version of Pull the Trigger doesn't sound much like a Persona 3 song! It's a very different style of music. So I wondered, is it possible to make a new arrangement of Pull the Trigger that was more fitting as a Persona 3 battle theme?
Vocals taken from the original song by Atsushi Kitajoh/Atlus from Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth. Guitar/bass/arrangement/production by me.
Vocals taken from the original song by Atsushi Kitajoh/Atlus from Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth. Guitar/bass/arrangement/production by me.
updated 6 months ago
Vocals taken from the original song by Atsushi Kitajoh/Atlus from Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth. Guitar/bass/arrangement/production by me.
Both routes of Persona 3 Portable still end with Burn My Dread - Last Battle in the, er, last battle. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but I always thought Soul Phrase felt more like FeMC's main theme, especially with how it's woven into so many of her other songs. So I decided to do a "last battle" rendition of Soul Phrase as well.
(I also think it syncs up in a cool way if you play it alongside the last fight itself. Give it a try!)
Original songs by Shoji Meguro/ATLUS from Persona 3 and Persona 3 Portable. Vocals by Shuhei Kita and Lotus Juice. Arrangement, production, and guitars by me.
Original song by Shoji Meguro/ATLUS from Persona 3 Portable. Guitar, bass, arrangement and production by me.
In general, the Persona 3 Reload soundtrack is actually very faithful to the original game's. There's some embellishments here and there, and obviously everything was rerecorded and produced to more modern sensibilities, but where possible the soundtrack clearly tries to recreate the original vibe of each song without significantly rewriting parts. This is the approach I tried to take in covering "Wiping All Out" from Persona 3 Portable. I hope you enjoy it.
Vocals ripped from the original song and the 2009 Persona Super Live performance. Guitar/bass/arrangement/production by me.