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Ooh! Someone finally bumped this thread up! lol

Originally Posted by dissident93

EDIT: isn't that website supposed to be just fan guesses? I remember finding a site like that (probably the same one) that had composer credits for Sorcerian. then again, it seems these codes come directly from the game, hmm.

The codes come from a debug mode inside the game (as you can see from the pictures on the OP), so they are legit. Whoever each code refer to, however, is purely based on speculation. Kaneda, Nakajima and Tsunashima look legit, though, for the reasons I've previously mentioned.

Originally Posted by Garnobium

Is it possible that AS and SB refer to musicians who worked for Falcom at one point but no longer did at the the time the game was released? Considering that they/Hudson had no problem putting in music from an earlier game, I think they might also be inclined to use similarly old music that had not yet been in a game. They probably have heaps of music that never got put into anything.

I've also entertained that very possibility, strangely enough. The fact that the Nayuta no Kiseki's soundtrack has tracks (supposedly) composed by Takeshita and Osaki (even though they left Falcom a few years ago) also supports this theory. If that's the case (and that's a big if, mind you!), then Yuzo Koshiro, Hideya Nagata or Masaaki Kawai could be considered candidates for composing any of the AS-SB tracks.

Then there something I noticed recently: AYS_4, so who knows if this is really Shirakawa or someone else. Or maybe he's actually AS and only did Promalock and Battle #58? So many questions...

I think our best bet would be ask to former members of the sound team. Actually, we can contact with a few of them!

Atsushi Shirakawa (known as Tenmon, famous anime composer) - https://twitter.com/tenmon2010
Naoki Kaneda (aka my new legendary FM hero ) - https://twitter.com/KIMsSOUNDROOM
Hirofumi Matsuoka - https://twitter.com/hiro_st21net
Masaaki Kawai - https://twitter.com/mklasta