KOLA-102~3: GENSOSUIKODENIV Original Soundtrack

[xanadujin]

I wish we knew exactly what tracks Masahiko Kimura did on Suikoden III and IV...

- Justin Pfeiffer

[flybefly]

I know nothing about Masahiko Kimura exactly track in suikoden III except track in the other arrange album

EX: Genso Suikoden Music Collection Produced by Hiroyuki Namba/Played by Yajuh-Ohkoku
Genso Suikoden Music Collection Produced by Kentaro Haneda

and Genso Suikoden III Music Collection ~Rustling of the Wind~


but we can find answer about Genso Suikoden 4 in the http://www2.jasrac.or.jp/eJwid/


disc1 track 1: coba


disc1 track 27: Hirofumi Taniguchi (谷口博史)

disc2 track 27 Miki Higashino

Masahiko Kimura : DISC1 TRACK 2~9 11 13~17 19~26 28 30~31

DISC2 TRACK 1 3~5 8 11 13 21~23 30

Norikazu Miura : DISC1 TARACK 12 18 32~37

DISC 2 :TRACK 3 7 9 15~18 20 24 28 29

Michiru Yamane : DISC1 TRACK 10 29

DISC2 : TRACK 2 10 12 14 19 25 26

[razakin]

I wonder who arranged Reinbach's Theme. coba atleast what I know, did arrange Into the World of Illusions.

[Mac_Tear]

Michiru Yamane stated that she arranged Reinbach's Theme for Suikoden IV.

Also, some minor updates to the credits:

coba: 1-01 [compose & arrange], 2-27 [arrange]
Miki Higashino [reprises]: 1-07, 2-26-29
Michiru Yamane: 1-27 [arrange], 2-13

[Chris]

Are there equivalent JASRAC listings for Suikoden III and, given it was partly composed by Hudson Soft staff, Suikoden V?

[flybefly]

Originally Posted by Mac_Tear

Michiru Yamane stated that she arranged Reinbach's Theme for Suikoden IV.

Also, some minor updates to the credits:

coba: 1-01 [compose & arrange], 2-27 [arrange]
Miki Higashino [reprises]: 1-07, 2-26-29
Michiru Yamane: 1-27 [arrange], 2-13

FOR ME

I THINK 勝利の予感 COMPOSER SHOULD BE Miki Higashino

THE MELODY IS SAME IN Suikoden1

AND IS 幻想の世界へ ANOTHER VERSION

BUT 深蒼の回想終曲 SHOULD BE MICHIRU YAMANE

I HEAR THE MELODY IN OTHER gameMUSIC COMPOSED BY MICHIRU YAMANE

Originally Posted by Chris

Are there equivalent JASRAC listings for Suikoden III and, given it was partly composed by Hudson Soft staff, Suikoden V?

JASRAC have no information about Suikoden III

Suikoden V only see the name of 幻想水滸伝音楽チーム

[mercenary09]

Should this be added in the notes at the bottom? Does anyone know how reliable this info is as nobody has added it in the notes yet?

oh well, I went and ordered the info somewhat if someone ever decides upon it:

coba:
1-01 compose & arrange
2-27 arrange

Hirofumi Taniguchi:
1-27

Miki Higashino:
1-07 reprises
2-26~29 reprises

Masahiko Kimura:
1-2~9, 13~17, 19~26, 28, 30, 31
2-4, 5, 8, 11, 13, 21~23, 30

Norikazu Miura:
1-12, 18, 32~37
2-7, 9, 15~18, 20, 24, 28, 29

Michiru Yamane:
1-10, 29
1-27 arrange
2-10, 12~14, 19, 25, 26


Masahiko Kimura, Norikazu Miura:
2-3

not specified:
2-6

[Dag]

I rechecked and updated the entry with the composer info. Some notes:

- 1-7 only listed Higashino, but flybefly had Kimura, dunno.
- 2-6 is Kimura's, but 2-3 was Miura only in JASRAC, I assume flybefly wrote Kimura by mistake.
- 2-28, 2-29: I can't find confirmation they were by Higashino.

[razakin]

Originally Posted by Dag

2-28, 2-29: I can't find confirmation they were by Higashino.

If I remember correctly, those two are basically arranged tracks from Suikoden II.

[flybefly]

Originally Posted by Razakin

If I remember correctly, those two are basically arranged tracks from Suikoden II.

2-28 from Suikoden 1 ost dis2 track 1

2-29 from Suikoden 1 ost dis2 track 2

[Cedille]

I approved a title change edit by mistake, but I roll backed it, based on the capitalization indicated here.

http://vgmdb.net/db/covers.php?do=view&cover=38491

[Secret Squirrel]

I didn't realize that we were back to using those horrible spine titles. GENSOSUIKODENIV. I guess it's another biproduct of the current rules.

I do have a question though. In Japanese, you don't normally use a space as a separator. Word boundaries are inferred by the location of kana and kanji characters. Does this mean that they see "GENSOUSUIKODENIV" and "GENSOU SUIKODEN IV" as the same thing (and possibly the same as "GENSO USU IKODE NIV")? It may be just like Westerners being blind to the differences between Yu and Yuu.

[Cedille]

Originally Posted by Secret Squirrel

I do have a question though. In Japanese, you don't normally use a space as a separator. Word boundaries are inferred by the location of kana and kanji characters. Does this mean that they see "GENSOUSUIKODENIV" and "GENSOU SUIKODEN IV" as the same thing (and possibly the same as "GENSO USU IKODE NIV")? It may be just like Westerners being blind to the differences between Yu and Yuu.

I'd assume how important spacing/separators are for a language that doesn't have not so many characters should be basically universal. Anybody typing GENSOUSUIKODENV would be aware it's unusual, and thus it's intentional. There is also VAGRANTSTORY.

[student41269]

I've added a space to the title again - looking at the spine of my own copy (and the scan linked a couple of posts above) I would say it's there. Compare the space between the end of GENSOSUIKODEN and the start of IV with the space between I and V.

[Phonograph]

not sure that really is a space, when you see "IV Original Soundtrack" on back cover
that "...DEN IV" space is a tiny space, I even wonder if that IV isn't "Ⅳ" in reality making of that space just an interletter space (like the space you have between letters -1mm or something)

[Secret Squirrel]

Yeah, I removed it because it's closer to no space than a single space.