On another video for Ys music, I saw someone describe the soundtracks for these games as reflections of Adol's feelings, and to me, especially after hearing it in context, this song screams "finally, a proper adventure" to me. It's so good.
Favourite character overall for me (not including Adol). Her background story was fascinating and I loved her elegance and mannerisms being akin to those of an actual doll.
On top of his game. Extremely good song. Feels like an old Ys area song like First Step Torwards Wars, that same feeling of adventure. Really, really great work.
@@lassellie5770 I don't have THAT much beef with Singa but we can all agree his sky evo tracks were... I can't even find a word to describe how bad they were
What an amazing track once again! This is one of the areas I spent a lot of time JUST because the music. Leveling up my skills, I even took of the multiplier so it would take longer.
I've been a Falcom fan for over 15 years and I'm pretty convinced all the SInga hate is a weird meme. There are pretty distinct changes in musical style every few Ys games, they just seem to be back on the power metal from the first 2 games with a bit of Castlevania thrown in for good measure.
Oh god I hope this is just an awesome dungeon theme, I wish to hear it often on an adventure and exploring and not only certain battles. Reads title - well crap this is a road/field theme? Hyped.
So, I'm still pretty new to the Ys series and Falcom in general, but is Singa really as bad as the Falcom fandom makes out to be? Because what I'm hearing from this track (and a few others from this game) he composed is really good. Not just in this game, but I also loved his work on Iclucian Dance, A-To-Z, and Night Survivor in YS VIII. I dunno, a majority of YS IX's music is an absolute banger to my ears. Yeah, there's some misses, but eh. That's just me.
He's not that bad no, definitely not to the point where this amount of blind hate is warranted. I imagine if we didn't know who made those tracks people would complain a lot less except for tracks they really think are bad in which case everyone would just immediately assume they were made by him i've never seen anyone hate on either of the 3 from VIII you mentioned before this Singa hate train became a thing and now I see everyone saying they're bad anytime I see anyone mention them in a talk about Singa
@@liliumbells It's pretty strange. I know Singa's work isn't everyone's cup of tea, but I personally love some of his work in VIII and IX. It's probably due to me being a newcomer to the games, and haven't grown up around Falcom's older titles that I'm not as harsh about Singa's work as others.
I am also thoroughly confused by this, as someone that got into Ys back in 2011, and has played at least a version of all the games up until now. I don't get the hate for this one composer. I honestly couldn't tell you who composed what just based on listening to it. As much as I like the series for its music, things in Ys VIII and even IX end up sounding kind of samey. Like just.. y'know, anime rock. Which is fine, I enjoy it, but there's just nothing that stands out as a signature for any of the composers to me.
@@JinTekyta I can kinda agree with you on Ys IX's music, but not so much on Ys VIII's. There's tons of tracks that really stood out to me. Sunshine Coastline, Drifting Village, Eroded Valley, Iclucian Dance, Night Survivor, Gens d'Armes, Next Step Toward the Unknown, Lacromisa of Dana, etc. There's tons of variety in VIII's soundtrack that isn't just "anime rock." If you wanna talk about a video game series with music that sounds too samey, Motoi Sakuraba's work on recent Tales games is a good example of this.
What people hate is the fact that Falcom keeps using Singa cuz apparently it's cheaper for them to use him to make tracks over other composers. Meaning that he has to do more of what he isn't very good at as well as what he is good at, so you get a lot of hit and misses with his tracks. Also, I think what a lot of people hated was that a lot of his tracks in sen IV were honestly really bad. He had a few good tracks in 3 but in the 4th game he honestly made the soundtrack pretty bad overall compared to the rest of the games.
It's when this song started playing and the wide open field was sprawled out in front of me that I knew the Boring part of the City was over, and that YS was back. I also later found a lot more enjoyment exploring the city knowing I could come back here and just slaughter the wildlife to grind levels and have fun with the combat anytime I wanted, lol
I'm just learning about all this, but what's with all this Singa hate? I'm not going to remember all of IX's tracks because I haven't played the game yet (i.e. no emotional bonding with the song), but apparently Singa worked on Ys VIII, specifically Iclucian Dance, A-To-Z, and Night Survivor, all of which I thought were absolute fucking bangers. A-To-Z was probably my favorite song, aside from Next Step Towards the Unknown. 1: I did read up that Singa apparently did some hentai OVA work, but honestly, what does that matter? That's just porn. Which I'm 100% everyone here has seen at least once. 2: Perhaps not all his tracks are amazing (I do not know the other tracks), but not every piece someone composes will be god-like. Like how every game a company makes isn't worthy of The Game Awards.
His arrangements are weak due to the poor mixing, dynamic range, and the really awful VSTs he uses. That said, I think the root compositions are incredibly strong, so I think it's just people mindlessly parroting the Singa Hate Cult.
@@holonholon1141 Thanks for the kind reply. I'll admit, there are some Singa tracks that I don't cream myself too (as that's a standard for Falcom music for me). So he sorta feels like rollercoaster, peaking with A-to-Z and then falling off with his less amazing tracks. But those tracks are still good. They just aren't his best work.
Singa is apparently much better with piano and rock themed tunes, avoid super metal style of rock and synth... Always better to start with a piano then see if it can be tuned to a rock setting.
@@DivineHyperion Enough bashing him already. Heck, he hasn't been vocal about Singa in public for months now. I'm actually one of those who argued hard with Arvin when the OST got uploaded because I hate the drama around Singa (see comments from other videos). Soon after that, I actually befriended him and got a chance to understand why he's so fierce about it all, and to reason him patiently. Although I don't agree with every of his opinions and while our tastes diverge quite a lot, I can tell you he's a good guy and a good friend. Stop fighting and get along for goodness' sake.
If only this were his standard no one would have reason to complain. But if his very best track in years just barely catches up to what Sound Team jdk and Jindo are capable of, there's no reason for celebration.
DesMondesBlut but I think this track is one of the best tracks in the game it's not only good it's really good so you know, it's easily up that level and not barely imo
Bro i was getting worried that this game was gonna open up like it would just be that stupid prison and the town but boy oh boy when i got to estatte road and this theme started...........I knew i was gonna go on to beat it
Damn, this is straight up fire 10/10. Good job Singa though I still don't understand why there's a sax in his action tracks. Actually this didn't age well, the sax stresses me out a bit and it sounds way too samey for some reason so 8.5/10
DesMondesBlut maybe his work was the worst in Sen IV but in Ys IX I can definitely see an improvement not only over Sen IV but over any other game that he worked on before. I'm actually kinda dissapointed with Sonoda in this one especially with the final boss theme, I mean overall he did a good job but nothing that really stood out to me except maybe 1 or 2 themes, but you're the judge at the end of the day
Because it feels like he's not totally invested in some of his tracks, and it feels so underwhelming when you're actually trying to feel pumped up to fight some bosses. Throws off the atmosphere.
Falcom fans: "Singa is ruining the integrity of Falcom games with his bad soundtracks!" Ys IX: *is full of absolute bangers* Falcom fans: "this is just a fluke" Ys VIII and Sen 3: *also bangers* I'm convinced Falcom fans are just whiney entitled brats. Re other comments: Hoes Mad
Kayla Rogers Hi I’ve been searching all over for you. Reasonable people! Yeah this song and just about everything on this soundtrack is dope af. People can fite me, these songs are good ass video game music.
He doesn't do all the music in the games. Though i'm not on the the "joke" about hating on him cause i don't get it either. You're right, the games still have great music and the some of the songs he's done are good. Some i get why he's not great, but nothing REALLY bad. I find it funny you didn't include Sen 4 because that's when i saw comments about people complaining about him.
@@AkumetsuLord I haven't really listened to much of Sen 4's soundtrack outside of a couple of battle themes, but the ones that ive seen people complain about (Deep Carnival, Ashita e no Kiseki's instrumental) I really like those. I get that its not everyone's tea but c'mon people need to be reasonable. Lol
I don’t understand the ridiculous criticism for the soundtracks. I think it’s solid. I’m also afraid that if people keep trashing this game, we’ll never get a Western release. (An exaggeration I know.)
I'm not worried about that; we haven't missed an Ys game since Ys V on the SNES, and they've only been getting more popular since then, so I'm sure we'll get Ys IX. But it sure is weird how the Singa haters have to show up and take a dump any time his name is mentioned.
Not much of a "banger," imo. I'm not familiar with this Singa guy, but this track just sounds like a standard reiteration of the perennial Falcom battle theme, rather than a particularly powerful or memorable take on the style. It's not bad, but it's not great either; it's just "fine." However, the fact that someone doxx'd this guy just because they didn't like his music is so disgusting I almost find it hard to believe. I worry that in another decade the basic civility that we've lost because of the internet will be impossible to retrieve, with kids growing up in a world where they never even get to experience the baseline of people having simple respect for one another.
Thank you for this. We need more comments like that to spread awareness regarding doxxing on Internet. I can't stand that kind of behavior either, people NEED to show more respect to one another, and especially online since it's so easy calling people names when hiding behind a screen and a pseudonym.
@@AokiKatsumata You're exactly right! I think it's the lack of real personal interaction, the lack of shared space and tone of voice and eye contact, that makes people act in this way. I think when you're capable of imagining that the person you're interacting with is a real person, and capable of feeling how they would feel, it keeps this kind of behavior at bay. But many people increasingly seem to be unable to use their imaginations in that way. The only thing to do in response to this is to push back, and strongly. People who can't use the internet with empathy should be forcibly expelled from it.
@@Margatroid Totally true. Internet is no real life, you don't get to see the others, see their reaction, feel their emotions or their intentions; so it's as though they're less "real" in your eyes, and that's when things start to go bad. Maybe also the fact of others not appearing "real" makes it difficult to trust one another, and trust is essential to maintain a climate of peace and respect.
@@AokiKatsumata That's a really good point about trust, and I had never thought about that specifically in relation to all of this. It's very true that when people feel they cannot trust others, they become defensive and often hostile. I have thought before that many people seem to not have many real friends these days, specifically because their allegiances lie more with the mass-mind online than with their actual in-person friendships, and they're more concerned with "what they think the internet will think" than are with attending to those real individual relationships. I had one "friend" who was very much this way, who I couldn't talk about anything controversial with because he would freak out, obviously imagining that somehow his participation in a "non-PC" conversation would be revealed on the internet somehow. I am not friends with him any more, and I think the main reason is that I never felt like he trusted me, so I did not trust him. In contrast, I've had close internet friends who I trusted with secrets about myself that I wouldn't tell anyone else, even my family. But those friendships existed mostly before the advent of social media.
Hmmm...as an ArcSystem Works fan, I think I'm slowly starting to understand why people don't like Singa. He's not actually *bad*, but it's like they threw BlazBlue CP/CF songs into Guilty Gear.
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Singa has his criticisms, but he batted this one out of the park. Fantastic track!
On another video for Ys music, I saw someone describe the soundtracks for these games as reflections of Adol's feelings, and to me, especially after hearing it in context, this song screams "finally, a proper adventure" to me. It's so good.
that makes so much sense
I just like imagining schizo Adol actually hearing the music in his head and his the actual reason why he adventuring constantly
Doll is my favorite character, design wise.
Favourite character overall for me (not including Adol). Her background story was fascinating and I loved her elegance and mannerisms being akin to those of an actual doll.
Boys can play with dolls! Hehehe
Totally love Doll and she plays a lot like Dana in VIII !
Anemona
Between Ys 9 and Reverie, it's pretty clear that someone at Falcom is based and doll-pilled.
This theme really captured that feeling when you finally get to see the outside world after being stuck inside for so long
Haven't even played the game yet but already am in love with this track
This song makes me as excited for YSIX the same way sunshine coastline did for me for YSVIII
The only problem is, in Ys8 you hear this after the beginning incident
While in Ys9 you hear this after you finish like 1/3 of the game
Stepping out into the open land and hearing this... hot damn I loved it
I feel you
Same ! And the fucking banger in the volcanic cave 🤤 my god
Wait, this isn't a battle theme?
@@BlueKey962 Nope
Yea this was the part where the game got fun for me , bigass open field , monsters to stomp and some good ass music , good ole Ys
"Falcom level of quality" will always be a thing for me. What a killer track!
Ys just evolves into a better experience with age like fine wine
It taste better the longer it age, but sadly not many people know about this fine wine.
サックスとギターの掛け合いは斬新で面白いし、よくまとまってて聞き心地が良い！両方生音源なのも最高！
loving the music for the most part of this game. so good!
9のフィールドの曲、超すき！
On top of his game. Extremely good song.
Feels like an old Ys area song like First Step Torwards Wars, that same feeling of adventure. Really, really great work.
There's a lot of Singa hate, but this one is legitimately really good. The guy can make great tracks when he wants to.
I like this one, it's really good. Good job Singa, more like this please.
Thank god, I think his bee phase is over
@@KyunaCookies "Bee Phase"?
@@PalPlays Sora no Kiseki the 3rd
@@lassellie5770 I don't have THAT much beef with Singa but we can all agree his sky evo tracks were...
I can't even find a word to describe how bad they were
ベースラインがこの曲の格好良さの全てを掌握してる！あと、旋律が基本テンション高めだからと下げで転調するのが非常にクール
What an amazing track once again! This is one of the areas I spent a lot of time JUST because the music. Leveling up my skills, I even took of the multiplier so it would take longer.
It was one of best areas to farm gold. :P I have to agree it's great music so did longer version.
ruclips.net/video/GRIQcZpvY_4/видео.html
Falcom = phenomenal ost
……こ……これがフィールドBGM……だとっ！？
中ボス戦とかかと思いましたわ
holy crap what a BANGER
So hype baby! waiting for PC release.
"Unsheathe your curse and smite the darkness"
EDITED: Already play the game, this game is ROCK! best YS game!
Oh, the game is sooooo good. Finally got it on Switch and everything.
Did they finally iron out the game or is it still rough
@@alanvasquez6923 Last I checked it's a little rough around the edges, but totally worth it.
@@noahfessenden6478 good to hear I'll probably get it in summer,just beat lacrimosa of dana recently and loved it
I've been a Falcom fan for over 15 years and I'm pretty convinced all the SInga hate is a weird meme. There are pretty distinct changes in musical style every few Ys games, they just seem to be back on the power metal from the first 2 games with a bit of Castlevania thrown in for good measure.
never thought I'd hear an Ys track with a sax in it.
Definitely recommend going back to listen to the music from The Dawn of Ys!
Ys 8 OST - Vanishing Trail
Ys has always had a Jazz Fusion influence, look at their older arranged albums.
Oh god I hope this is just an awesome dungeon theme, I wish to hear it often on an adventure and exploring and not only certain battles.
Reads title - well crap this is a road/field theme? Hyped.
well, they always put emphasis on every first field theme in Ys
There's a final boss version of this...
Its actually a theme in field outside of city
I'm currently playing ys9, and this is currently my favorite bgm in this game. 00:56 is my favorite part
looking forward after playing trails of cold steel to play ys 8 and 9
@@BlackyRay_Patrick you’re going to love them
Banger, and this is a Singa track, woah. The intro can be a superb ringtone, but I already have Ancient Makes
I for one can't.wait for an English port of this. I got a souped up war machine that runs Ys8 perfectly so this shouldn't be too bad.
@@CrystalHakurei Nah. It's set for NA Localization for 2021.
イース９の曲の中では一番気に入ってます
So, I'm still pretty new to the Ys series and Falcom in general, but is Singa really as bad as the Falcom fandom makes out to be? Because what I'm hearing from this track (and a few others from this game) he composed is really good.
Not just in this game, but I also loved his work on Iclucian Dance, A-To-Z, and Night Survivor in YS VIII.
I dunno, a majority of YS IX's music is an absolute banger to my ears. Yeah, there's some misses, but eh. That's just me.
He's not that bad no, definitely not to the point where this amount of blind hate is warranted. I imagine if we didn't know who made those tracks people would complain a lot less except for tracks they really think are bad in which case everyone would just immediately assume they were made by him
i've never seen anyone hate on either of the 3 from VIII you mentioned before this Singa hate train became a thing and now I see everyone saying they're bad anytime I see anyone mention them in a talk about Singa
@@liliumbells It's pretty strange. I know Singa's work isn't everyone's cup of tea, but I personally love some of his work in VIII and IX.
It's probably due to me being a newcomer to the games, and haven't grown up around Falcom's older titles that I'm not as harsh about Singa's work as others.
I am also thoroughly confused by this, as someone that got into Ys back in 2011, and has played at least a version of all the games up until now. I don't get the hate for this one composer. I honestly couldn't tell you who composed what just based on listening to it. As much as I like the series for its music, things in Ys VIII and even IX end up sounding kind of samey. Like just.. y'know, anime rock. Which is fine, I enjoy it, but there's just nothing that stands out as a signature for any of the composers to me.
@@JinTekyta I can kinda agree with you on Ys IX's music, but not so much on Ys VIII's. There's tons of tracks that really stood out to me. Sunshine Coastline, Drifting Village, Eroded Valley, Iclucian Dance, Night Survivor, Gens d'Armes, Next Step Toward the Unknown, Lacromisa of Dana, etc.
There's tons of variety in VIII's soundtrack that isn't just "anime rock." If you wanna talk about a video game series with music that sounds too samey, Motoi Sakuraba's work on recent Tales games is a good example of this.
What people hate is the fact that Falcom keeps using Singa cuz apparently it's cheaper for them to use him to make tracks over other composers. Meaning that he has to do more of what he isn't very good at as well as what he is good at, so you get a lot of hit and misses with his tracks.
Also, I think what a lot of people hated was that a lot of his tracks in sen IV were honestly really bad. He had a few good tracks in 3 but in the 4th game he honestly made the soundtrack pretty bad overall compared to the rest of the games.
It's when this song started playing and the wide open field was sprawled out in front of me that I knew the Boring part of the City was over, and that YS was back.
I also later found a lot more enjoyment exploring the city knowing I could come back here and just slaughter the wildlife to grind levels and have fun with the combat anytime I wanted, lol
運動会のリレーで使われそうな曲。
神曲だ
イースらしいね。情熱や熱さ、疾走感、哀愁全て入ってるね。
첫 필드브금! 너무 좋아!!
Love this track
I'm a bit sad that Ys 9 has more dungeon than field themes. Loved Ys8 so much
My favorite track from Ys 8 was Sunshine Coastline. It sounds very adventurous. 😊
@@dragonmasterdyne4849 IKR, it's like my most favorite track out of the whole Ys Series
@@Fulikia Mine's Overcome The Rocky Path
@@Gamer-g2v1r same
Huge HUGE 👍 up Singa, fantastic work! 10/10
I'm just learning about all this, but what's with all this Singa hate? I'm not going to remember all of IX's tracks because I haven't played the game yet (i.e. no emotional bonding with the song), but apparently Singa worked on Ys VIII, specifically Iclucian Dance, A-To-Z, and Night Survivor, all of which I thought were absolute fucking bangers. A-To-Z was probably my favorite song, aside from Next Step Towards the Unknown.
1: I did read up that Singa apparently did some hentai OVA work, but honestly, what does that matter? That's just porn. Which I'm 100% everyone here has seen at least once.
2: Perhaps not all his tracks are amazing (I do not know the other tracks), but not every piece someone composes will be god-like. Like how every game a company makes isn't worthy of The Game Awards.
His arrangements are weak due to the poor mixing, dynamic range, and the really awful VSTs he uses. That said, I think the root compositions are incredibly strong, so I think it's just people mindlessly parroting the Singa Hate Cult.
@@holonholon1141 Thanks for the kind reply. I'll admit, there are some Singa tracks that I don't cream myself too (as that's a standard for Falcom music for me). So he sorta feels like rollercoaster, peaking with A-to-Z and then falling off with his less amazing tracks. But those tracks are still good. They just aren't his best work.
@@holonholon1141 it's that Vin shithead leading those clowns. I really hope he gets shanked by one of his DDR dance bars.
Singa is apparently much better with piano and rock themed tunes, avoid super metal style of rock and synth...
Always better to start with a piano then see if it can be tuned to a rock setting.
@@DivineHyperion Enough bashing him already. Heck, he hasn't been vocal about Singa in public for months now.
I'm actually one of those who argued hard with Arvin when the OST got uploaded because I hate the drama around Singa (see comments from other videos). Soon after that, I actually befriended him and got a chance to understand why he's so fierce about it all, and to reason him patiently. Although I don't agree with every of his opinions and while our tastes diverge quite a lot, I can tell you he's a good guy and a good friend.
Stop fighting and get along for goodness' sake.
Just finished the game, and am absolutely blown away by the soundtrack, its soooo good
Then try lacrimosa of dana...it s way better in ost and even as game...i loved ys 9 but ys 8 is something special. One of the best action rpg ever.
@@ciuffoarancione8929 I'll give it a try some time! Thanks for the suggestion!
@@ciuffoarancione8929 Agreed. Ys 8 is superior in all aspects compared to Ys 9 except for the ending. Ys 8 endings are so bad sigh. Dana forever!!
Even if you hate Singa's work you simply can't dislike this theme cuz it's really good
If only this were his standard no one would have reason to complain. But if his very best track in years just barely catches up to what Sound Team jdk and Jindo are capable of, there's no reason for celebration.
DesMondesBlut but I think this track is one of the best tracks in the game it's not only good it's really good so you know, it's easily up that level and not barely imo
Nay, Cloaca Maxima is still the MVP of IX soundtrack
An Dương Đức but I didn't say it's the best, I said it's one of the best tracks in the ost
probably yes, but not in top 5 for me, top 10 would be more reasonable, though since it's Singa so I'm impressed nevertheless
Doll has the best design compared to other Nostrum, really love her wheel when she's dashing with a mach speed.
i love singa. i wish he was my son.
Nothing Adol the goddess catcher cannot tame.
Its a doll.
Ysでこの曲ホントしびれるわ
LET’S GO, AnemoNa !!😊
오 이스9도 좋은 곡 꽤 있네 적응 문제인가
이스9가 이스8 보다 나은점. 액션
途中でちょっと生鮮市場みたいなbgm入るのすこ
どこ？
Singa makes great field themes
ys 8's iclucian dance in particular too
Thought of The Sibylline Road when I saw the title tbh. Not as good, but I can still definitely get behind this one
To be fair though, Sibylline Road was perfection.
True that
エスタット街道で異常なまでにのんびり探索したのは私だけじゃないはず
初めて街の外に出たので解放感があって楽しかったのを思い出します。
エスタット街道と霊峰エルドラは曲聞くためにゆっくりプレイしたわ
Ayyyy color me surprised, Singa. Ya did a good one.
빠른 속도의 인형+첫 야외 필드+신나는 브금 홀리 쉣
Falcom❤❤❤
Good fucking god this is amazing
Doll best waifu
あ~^たまらないぜ
NOW this is good stuff, well done Singa!
これぞイースサウンド
singa can be a hit or miss.
this one is a hit :)
That's literally every musician lol
Butter Toast Not Unisuga 🐐🐐🐐
@@germanshoe191 Unisuga never fails to deliver the goods
*EARGASM* ohhhhh yeaaaahhhhhh
Bro i was getting worried that this game was gonna open up like it would just be that stupid prison and the town
but boy oh boy when i got to estatte road and this theme started...........I knew i was gonna go on to beat it
It brings me back to the Napishtim days
I thought it was ToCs 4 opening
So good!
かっこいい
Damn, this is straight up fire 10/10. Good job Singa though I still don't understand why there's a sax in his action tracks.
Actually this didn't age well, the sax stresses me out a bit and it sounds way too samey for some reason so 8.5/10
はい開幕神曲。
いつものサビ寒音リピートが無いのもたまにはいい。
Yeah..yeah i'm feelin the magic!
이스를 사랑할수밖에 없는 곡들 😢😢
This is pretty good honestly for singa work
Get this game today it’s so beautiful i love falcom
イースにフィールド曲外れなし
安定のイースサウンド
This game needs a North American release.
Falcom usually waits until they're done with all of the patches before licensing out their games
I'm just praying for a Switch port when or if it happens.
Noah Fessenden yeah I’m debating on whether to buy it straight away on PS4 or wait for a switch release..
@@Megs-_- Same, but with a PC. I don't have a PS4. And Ys seems to be frequently ported to PC these days.
Ayyyy lmao
This is a field BGM ??? i thought its a FINAL BOSS BGM or something
開幕街道之神曲
0:58 my fav part
Inoue went god mode
this one is the best in this game
Baaaam!!!!
人形すこ！
今作のフィールドbgm
最高！！
Guys the bass.. the f***ing bass...
I have detected something.
人形のローラーダッシュの音が聞こえる…
singaKINO
オオカミだぜ
oh
Why people usually don't like Singa's work?
Because he's unprofessional compared to Unisuga, Sonoda and Jindo and it shows? The only reason why Falcom contract him is because he's cheap.
DesMondesBlut maybe his work was the worst in Sen IV but in Ys IX I can definitely see an improvement not only over Sen IV but over any other game that he worked on before.
I'm actually kinda dissapointed with Sonoda in this one especially with the final boss theme, I mean overall he did a good job but nothing that really stood out to me except maybe 1 or 2 themes, but you're the judge at the end of the day
Because it feels like he's not totally invested in some of his tracks, and it feels so underwhelming when you're actually trying to feel pumped up to fight some bosses. Throws off the atmosphere.
Has an Ys game ever produced a bad music track? I doubt it.
この曲の本当の良さはイヤホンで聞かんと分からんな
スマホのスピーカーじゃ聴いてほしい細かい音までは聴こえない
Damyum, Girl posing Jojo part 5 poses.
Falcom fans: "Singa is ruining the integrity of Falcom games with his bad soundtracks!"
Ys IX: *is full of absolute bangers*
Falcom fans: "this is just a fluke"
Ys VIII and Sen 3: *also bangers*
I'm convinced Falcom fans are just whiney entitled brats.
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Yeah this song and just about everything on this soundtrack is dope af. People can fite me, these songs are good ass video game music.
He doesn't do all the music in the games. Though i'm not on the the "joke" about hating on him cause i don't get it either. You're right, the games still have great music and the some of the songs he's done are good. Some i get why he's not great, but nothing REALLY bad. I find it funny you didn't include Sen 4 because that's when i saw comments about people complaining about him.
Hey, i'm a Falcom Fan and i like a lot the Singa's OST
@@AkumetsuLord I haven't really listened to much of Sen 4's soundtrack outside of a couple of battle themes, but the ones that ive seen people complain about (Deep Carnival, Ashita e no Kiseki's instrumental) I really like those. I get that its not everyone's tea but c'mon people need to be reasonable. Lol
AkumetsuLord People are complaining for the sen iv op, just for the rap segment, those people are stupid.
I don’t understand the ridiculous criticism for the soundtracks. I think it’s solid. I’m also afraid that if people keep trashing this game, we’ll never get a Western release. (An exaggeration I know.)
Time to learn Japanese to avoid all those problems!
I'm not worried about that; we haven't missed an Ys game since Ys V on the SNES, and they've only been getting more popular since then, so I'm sure we'll get Ys IX.
But it sure is weird how the Singa haters have to show up and take a dump any time his name is mentioned.
@@minneyar42 blame Vin for that.
@@DivineHyperion
Who's Vin?
Is this even out?
It's out in Japan.
1:16
if only every track of singa was actually trying like this one....
I feel like calm rock really fits his style
Step Ahead from CS3 was good too! But still awaiting localization so you're going to have to be patient
Not much of a "banger," imo. I'm not familiar with this Singa guy, but this track just sounds like a standard reiteration of the perennial Falcom battle theme, rather than a particularly powerful or memorable take on the style. It's not bad, but it's not great either; it's just "fine."
However, the fact that someone doxx'd this guy just because they didn't like his music is so disgusting I almost find it hard to believe. I worry that in another decade the basic civility that we've lost because of the internet will be impossible to retrieve, with kids growing up in a world where they never even get to experience the baseline of people having simple respect for one another.
Thank you for this. We need more comments like that to spread awareness regarding doxxing on Internet. I can't stand that kind of behavior either, people NEED to show more respect to one another, and especially online since it's so easy calling people names when hiding behind a screen and a pseudonym.
Respect is becoming more uncommon on the internet as more people act “toxic” toward others. It’s just disappointing to see.
@@AokiKatsumata You're exactly right! I think it's the lack of real personal interaction, the lack of shared space and tone of voice and eye contact, that makes people act in this way. I think when you're capable of imagining that the person you're interacting with is a real person, and capable of feeling how they would feel, it keeps this kind of behavior at bay. But many people increasingly seem to be unable to use their imaginations in that way. The only thing to do in response to this is to push back, and strongly. People who can't use the internet with empathy should be forcibly expelled from it.
@@Margatroid Totally true. Internet is no real life, you don't get to see the others, see their reaction, feel their emotions or their intentions; so it's as though they're less "real" in your eyes, and that's when things start to go bad. Maybe also the fact of others not appearing "real" makes it difficult to trust one another, and trust is essential to maintain a climate of peace and respect.
@@AokiKatsumata That's a really good point about trust, and I had never thought about that specifically in relation to all of this. It's very true that when people feel they cannot trust others, they become defensive and often hostile. I have thought before that many people seem to not have many real friends these days, specifically because their allegiances lie more with the mass-mind online than with their actual in-person friendships, and they're more concerned with "what they think the internet will think" than are with attending to those real individual relationships. I had one "friend" who was very much this way, who I couldn't talk about anything controversial with because he would freak out, obviously imagining that somehow his participation in a "non-PC" conversation would be revealed on the internet somehow. I am not friends with him any more, and I think the main reason is that I never felt like he trusted me, so I did not trust him. In contrast, I've had close internet friends who I trusted with secrets about myself that I wouldn't tell anyone else, even my family. But those friendships existed mostly before the advent of social media.
More stuff like this, less garbage like Sky Singa.
Hmmm...as an ArcSystem Works fan, I think I'm slowly starting to understand why people don't like Singa. He's not actually *bad*, but it's like they threw BlazBlue CP/CF songs into Guilty Gear.
Pretty much this (tho there are a few Singa tracks I don't like at all lol)