GFCA-315~6: beatmania IIDX 19 Lincle ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK

[Xav56]

Is someone can link artists with this page ?
Don"t be scared by the ton of artists here, there's like 5 different pseudos for only 1 same artist and based on this source, I added some new pseudos about concerned artists, hope this help.

[Secret Squirrel]

Originally Posted by Xav56

Is someone can link artists with this page ?
Don"t be scared by the ton of artists here, there's like 5 different pseudos for only 1 same artist and based on this source, I added some new pseudos about concerned artists, hope this help.

I never link something like this unless there are track credits in the notes. If you (or someone) can get those added, then I'll work on linking them up.

[Xav56]

Originally Posted by Secret Squirrel

I never link something like this unless there are track credits in the notes. If you (or someone) can get those added, then I'll work on linking them up.

Sometimes aliases aren't mentionned on track credit, then the only proof we have is just "it sounds similar to x. But I don't know if on beamani CDs they mention who is under a pseudonyme or not. This page has been created by fans, they're passionated, like the Touhou wiki, I don't think they're wrong but it would be better if they justify where they've found that, yeah.

[Xav56]

Added ARM as composer, due to that
I added RIZNA as singer because she sings for beamani series under the nanacchi, just check is Twitter, her full pseudonyme is riznanacchi, here
About the others one, still not get any informations, anyways, they will never reveal their new pseudos, I still trust my source btw, if they have lauched a Bemani wiki, they know what are they talking about.
Proof, they know that Swan K is Keiichi Ueno because he's a member of the unit (with Toshiaki Komiya) DJ Swan, his name starts with a K, then, and because he composed this song without Toshiaki, he invented a new pseudo called Swan K, it seems logical.
About the others one, they probably have their own sources, I'd be better if they show where they have found them, but once again I say it looks really trustable.

[yindesu]

Typically, this kind of info comes from http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/2dx/19/p.../new_song.html or artist twitters/blogs or the soundtrack scans.

It'd be great to get the scans here.

[Xav56]

Made a massive edit thanks to the scans.
And because all informations from the wiki I sourced were alll right, I also added some things like singers who weren't credited.
Now; we can link artists I guess

[yindesu]

I guess we realize that pgs 8-9 and 14-15 are missing?

[Xav56]

I know that, someone messaged me about, they weren't included on tha archive that I downloaded, dunno why.
It was the only scans on the web that I found.

[Nisto]

About my rejection message to Xav56's edits...

• Some performers were added to the composer field (e.g. "Mamonis", "Ashemu", "Bulluvegola", "Rche", "Levaslater")
• 度胸兄弟 was removed from the composer field
• Although there were a lot of additions, there were still more composers, arrangers and performers missing from the booklet...
• A bunch of capitalization/romanization differences (edited for the worse in most of the cases), composer edits below:

Differences:
Ryu* -> Ryu☆ (correct)
D.J.Amuro -> D.J. Amuro (incorrect)
wｘs -> wxs (incorrect)
L.E.D. -> L.E.D (incorrect)
seiya-murai -> Seiya Murai (incorrect)
SUPER STAR MITSURU -> SUPER STAR 満-MITSURU- (correct)
YOJI -> Yoji (incorrect)
Nekomata MASTER -> 猫叉MASTER (correct, but we romanize Japanese names when they're known...)
DJ Mass MAD Izm -> DJ Mass MAD Izm* (correct)
Katana Sounds -> KATANA SOUND (incorrect)
DJ MURASAME -> Dj MURASAME (incorrect)
dj killer -> DJ Killer (incorrect)

There were more incorrect edits than correct ones.

[yindesu]

wｘs = wac & Sota Fujimori. Not sure why you're saying "wxs" is correct.

[Nisto]

Originally Posted by yindesu

Not sure why you're saying "wxs" is correct.

EDIT: I noticed I just wrote the wrong thing for this change... I meant to write "incorrect".

[Xav56]

Originally Posted by Nisto

About my rejection message to Xav56's edits...

• Some performers were added to the composer field (e.g. "Mamonis", "Ashemu", "Bulluvegola", "Rche", "Levaslater")
• 度胸兄弟 was removed from the composer field
• Although there were a lot of additions, there were still more composers, arrangers and performers missing from the booklet...
• A bunch of capitalization/romanization differences (edited for the worse in most of the cases), composer edits below:

Differences:
Ryu* -> Ryu☆ (correct)
D.J.Amuro -> D.J. Amuro (incorrect)
wｘs -> wxs (incorrect)
L.E.D. -> L.E.D (incorrect)
seiya-murai -> Seiya Murai (incorrect)
SUPER STAR MITSURU -> SUPER STAR 満-MITSURU- (correct)
YOJI -> Yoji (incorrect)
Nekomata MASTER -> 猫叉MASTER (correct, but we romanize Japanese names when they're known...)
DJ Mass MAD Izm -> DJ Mass MAD Izm* (correct)
Katana Sounds -> KATANA SOUND (incorrect)
DJ MURASAME -> Dj MURASAME (incorrect)
dj killer -> DJ Killer (incorrect)

There were more incorrect edits than correct ones.

Ok, I think you don't understand what I've made.
1rst thing, I mentionned original beamani productors and with barket pseudos they've used, because it's pretty messy otherwise.
The main problem with the booklet is it didn't mention singers, excepted on track title, only when these one contain singer name, so I found them ont the wiki I mentionned on my 1rst post.

Why I keep do that even if you consider it's not a trustable source ? Just because all information I found in that place were right before I found the booklet, I added these missed informations from this one.

About arrangements, mention everyone is pretty useless, artists just made mastering and thing like that (I don't artists remixed their own songs), but the booklet didn't make any differenceS between a remix and an arrangement, the only remixes are DJ Command track (mentionned) and DIAVOLO (may be because originals productors are dead).

About differences, sorry about these on, didn't noticed them because they're minor, but yeah, if it's indispensable, I will take care about that in the future.

[Nisto]

Although I haven't listened to any of these tracks, I think after all the hours I spent looking at the credits, that it's pretty safe for me to say that the performer credit scheme goes something like this:

• When there's "feat." after the title, it's composer feat. performer.
• When there's no "feat.", but a "words" credit, the artist after the slash in the title is the performer, and when there's no "words" credit, it is only the composer/arranger

[Xav56]

Originally Posted by Nisto

Although I haven't listened to any of these tracks, I think after all the hours I spent looking at the credits, that it's pretty safe for me to say that the performer credit scheme goes something like this:

• When there's "feat." after the title, it's composer feat. performer.
• When there's no "feat.", but a "words" credit, the artist after the slash in the title is the performer, and when there's no "words" credit, it is only the composer/arranger

Could work, but not S.S.D songs because it's only the artist who's mentionned under a slash, not vocalist, but apparently, these songs are exceptions, it works for everything else

[yindesu]

Originally Posted by Nisto

Although I haven't listened to any of these tracks, I think after all the hours I spent looking at the credits, that it's pretty safe for me to say that the performer credit scheme goes something like this:

• When there's "feat." after the title, it's composer feat. performer.
• When there's no "feat.", but a "words" credit, the artist after the slash in the title is the performer, and when there's no "words" credit, it is only the composer/arranger

Not sure what you mean by "after the slash in the title". Also pretty much all BEMANI games credit their music as "Composer or musical instrument performer feat. vocalist" (or skip the vocalist). Sometimes it's Composer/instrument feat. Composer/instrument.

[Nisto]

Originally Posted by yindesu

Not sure what you mean by "after the slash in the title".

[Crash]

Ah, the joys of trying to attribute Bemani tracks to their composers...

[yindesu]

Originally Posted by Nisto

http://xoom.cc/images/DsBGW.png

..not sure if this is the first time you've looked at a various artists release that isn't a soundtrack with a few composers, but "Title / Artist" is pretty standard out there. There's a reason that's a standard with EAC/freedb etc.

If you're talking about why some tracks are "title feat. artist" by artist, and others are "title" by "artist feat. artist", well that's the million dollar question.

[Nisto]

Originally Posted by yindesu

..not sure if this is the first time you've looked at a various artists release that isn't a soundtrack with a few composers, but "Title / Artist" is pretty standard out there. There's a reason that's a standard with EAC/freedb etc.

If you're so well aware, then why ask what I meant by "after the slash in the title"...


Look, the part where I mentioned the slash was just to indicate that I meant that part of the credits for a track, and not one of the "words" / "arranger" / "composer" credits. How else was I supposed to do it?

[yindesu]

"after the slash in the title"

because that implies the "after" part is still part of the title. "The slash after the title" on the other hand says something very different.

[Nisto]

Originally Posted by yindesu

"after the slash in the title"

because that implies the "after" part is still part of the title. "The slash after the title" on the other hand says something very different.

Okay, you win.