After listening to your Guilty Gear karaoke tracks, I'd be interested in seeing some karaoke tracks for the vocal songs in the BlazBlue series. For instance: "Childish Killer" from BlazBlue Continuum Shift, Bang's "Fu Rin Ka Zan" themes in Calamity Trigger and ChronoPhantasma, and even the L.A. Vocal tracks that were made with some of the songs. Just... expect "Black Onslaught" and "MUST DIE" to be a bit tricky to work with.
funnily enough, this is exactly the sort of comment I was looking for, My most recent post has a lot on it, but I do plan to set Blazblue as my next major project after finishing up Guilty Gear Strive. All I needed was a couple requests from people about which themes I should do first.
@ Well like I mentioned, Childish Killer is a good place to start. It already has an instrumental track called “Cross Line” (don’t ask why the vocal and instrumental tracks have different names)
![Guilty Gear Strive - Get Over Nightmares [Karaoke]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/C-McAPTwhMM/mqdefault.jpg)
![Guilty Gear Strive - Get Over Nightmares [Karaoke]](/img/tr.png)
![Neil Cicierega - Daft Mouth [Karaoke]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/fZQyUzDKo28/mqdefault.jpg)
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Deer Club - Shikairo Days (Full Version) [Karaoke]](/img/1.gif)
After listening to your Guilty Gear karaoke tracks, I'd be interested in seeing some karaoke tracks for the vocal songs in the BlazBlue series.
For instance: "Childish Killer" from BlazBlue Continuum Shift, Bang's "Fu Rin Ka Zan" themes in Calamity Trigger and ChronoPhantasma, and even the L.A. Vocal tracks that were made with some of the songs.
Just... expect "Black Onslaught" and "MUST DIE" to be a bit tricky to work with.
funnily enough, this is exactly the sort of comment I was looking for, My most recent post has a lot on it, but I do plan to set Blazblue as my next major project after finishing up Guilty Gear Strive. All I needed was a couple requests from people about which themes I should do first.
@ Well like I mentioned, Childish Killer is a good place to start. It already has an instrumental track called “Cross Line” (don’t ask why the vocal and instrumental tracks have different names)