Hanaoka reveals in his homepage the tracks he did in
Endless Frontier 1.
(red=compose, dark red=arrange, blue=composed but arranged by others, green=engineering)
Compose (disc1): 01, 02, 05, 06, 15~18, 22, 23, 25, 27, 30, 31, 33~37
Arrange (disc1): 03, 04, 10~13, 32, 38
Unfortunately the
EF Exceed page is not finished (yet)
Also, Tsuruyama says in the liner notes he did Kaguya, KOS-MOS, MAP, ending and others.
Doesn't specify which game, but from the names and extrapolating from Hanaoka's credits these should be (at least): 1-26 (Kaguya; probably 1-04 too), 1-09 (KOS-MOS / arrange), and maybe 1-26 (Kaguya map) / 1-28 (map).
Matsushima comments she did S.E. and music, I think including Koma (1-14).
EDIT:
I asked Hanaoka and he was nice enough to update the Exceed page, and told me Matsushima did Koma and Tsuruyama the rest of the original compositions.
He didn't specify who arranged the rest of the tracks (Tsuruyama?) or which were original and not reused, but I made a list of track origins to credit Tsuruyama properly:
- SRT Original Generations: 103, 113, 138, 206, 208, 213, 214, 222*, 226*, 229*, 232*, 236* (* may be composed by Tsuruyama or Matsushita)
- Namco x Capcom: 107, 108, 217*, 218, 219 (* by Yuzo Koshiro, rest unknown)
- 4th SRT: 110
- SRT Compact/Impact: 111, 112, 119~121, 124, 132, 207, 238, 239
- STR OG Anime: 203
- 204 seems based on Fairy Dang-Sing from SRT OG, but Hanaoka didn't call it arrangement, so...
Thus the rest not on the list are Tsuruyama's.
(some help from
this page)
Hope I didn't miss any. I've updated the page with all this.
BTW, for the tracklist, some of the funky readings like 孤狼=Beowulf come from
SRT Impact OST, which gives these reading for several tracks later arranged here. I missed a couple so I updated the translation too.