Logue

speaking anything ya (refrain) by Logue

I created this piece remembering an article Ryuichi Sakamoto contributed to a stereogram book (C.G.ステレオグラム: 驚異の3D) when I was in elementary school, discussing stereoscopic sound in the context of polyphony. I placed it at the end as an homage to Hideki Matsutake's "Closing world for future" from the YMO remix album "YMO-REMIXES TECHNOPOLIS 2000-00". Come to think of it, I once created an...

Since the album title is BGM , I added "Cue," a song from YMO's album of the same name, as the last track. However, that didn't balance well, so I quickly created a cover of "Music Plan". I recreated the original music's vocal vocoder by lowering the pitch of Teto Kasane's voice and using extreme parameters. As a result, it successfully became a 'chimera' album of YMO's BGM. lyrics：Ryuichi Sakamo...

Back in 2007, Acid Music Studio was popular, so I used it to create a remix of the Final Fantasy Prelude, switching from my previous Yamaha SOL2. I believe I combined the Celtic album from FF4 and the Prelude from FF10 with a familiar Amen Break. Perhaps the method of creating music by arranging audio files didn't suit me, as this turned out to be the first and last song I ever made using Acid Mus...

The premise is that the song was composed by sampling a saxophone solo from a poorly preserved cassette tape lying around the house, and then repeatedly cutting and pasting the sample.

Teto Kasane is merely being used as a practice dummy. However, the song she's being made to sing is "Cue," a signal announcing a transformation of the world. lyrics：Yukihiro Takahashi, Haruomi Hosono, Peter Barakan writing：Yukihiro Takahashi, Haruomi Hosono tuning：Logue vocal：重音テト

This is the main track on the album. I created this song with the concept of a non-assertive song that you can listen to over and over. Well, my initial idea was to make a song that a YouTuber might use as background music. It often happens when I'm making music, but even if I intend to make something hip-hop, when I listen to the finished product carefully, it feels like it has turned out to be f...

I composed this because I wanted to try making lo-fi hip-hop. The concept was to create a song that you could listen to over and over. I drew inspiration from DJ Nozawa and Shakatak when creating this music. But the acid bass is original. For some reason, Teto Kasane's chorus is in the form of a triad, but it's not clear which part has the melody (lol). Incidentally, only the A section is used on...

消えた王様の杖 / The Lost Cane of King by Logue

I rebooted the MIDI file I made with the MU100 about 20 years ago with my current instrument. Originally I was making it with the intention of playing club jazz. It's kind of fusion.

HALion 7 FM Lab Test.

A remake of the most popular song from the past. I made an arrangement that extruded the standard canon cord all over.

This is a remake of music I created using a Yamaha MU-50 in the very early days of my DTM (Desktop Music) journey, back when I was in high school. The sheet music remains the same, but it's been re-recorded using modern instruments. Even back then, I was trying to create something with an older techno feel in mind. The original source was probably "M A S S H IS BACK - M*A*S*S*H*," the so-called Ju...

It's not a song that was originally designed from the beginning, but a song that became a Jazz arrangement for technical reasons when playing in the game of Final Fantasy 14. Since it can only be played as a single note in the game, it was created by using two tones, a bass and a melody, which were shifted by a few ticks. On top of that, the Jazz arrangement was just convenient. For the time being...

I used FLMML, the sound source used in Pico Kakiko, to create the extreme end of the Chrono Trigger. (Originally, I made MML made for Mabinogi using FLMML with my own converter)

Works around 2008. The MIDI of the original song went somewhere. This is a reproduction of the MIDI I made at that time one year ago.

Vocaloid "Macne Nana" Test

Present (Remake) by Logue

This is my second VOCALOID song, it is a techno cover of "Yume o Shinjite" by Hideaki Tokunaga of the animation version Dragon Quest's ending theme. Up to now I have created vocal tracks and songs separately, but this time it became possible to edit simultaneously with the Vocaloid Editor for Cubase, making adjustment easier. Even so, the techno in the early 90's was about to squeeze hi-hat close...

This is an Étude to make music only on the piano.

This song is self-cover of Links, it is the drum base that I made all my own from the rhythm pattern for the first time. When I bought Cubase a drum set like Amen break was attached. So I thought that I could finally make a full-bodied Drum'n Base. Well, I got tired of half a year.

Links, recorded oblivion(remake) by Logue

I was told that people would act haphazardly from people, so I started making songs by composing them at the mercy. I use a comparatively orthodox arpeggio. However, it was the first time that I changed the piano solo because there was no change on the way.

Songs made by cutting melodies from Links. The original music file was broken and took time to restore.

Remix of Links. It was completed in 2014, but the public was delayed due to various circumstances.