I love how all the musicians playing traditional Japanese instruments are wearing traditional clothes as well. Just adds that little more to the video.
Because these guys aren't ordinary musicians. These guys are highly celebrated musicians in Japan with strong sense of tradition. Those drummers with the traditional clothing are the Kodo group, the most prestigious Taiko drummers of Japan. They do tours around the world. The woman with traditional clothing is Mamino Yorita, a shakuhachi grand master
sad part is those people only care about primos and stuff that doesn't matter, this is what makes genshin special, mihoyo prides itself on its story,music,background and everything thats not the gacha parts. like look at how much effort they do compared to the general gachas thats just nothing this special or huge compared to genshin/honkai
It's truly sad how many people just don't care about the music in this game and how absolutely amazing it is. As a musician, I'm very happy to see such love, passion and dedication from Mihoyo when it comes to the music department.
I have literally never seen someone in this entire community who said they don't care for the music, I've only heard positive remarks of all their masterpieces and how fitting they are. Nor have I seen someone play with background music off while listening to something else non genshin related.
@@infochan6776 That’s because people who don’t care don’t interact with anything music related nor do they watch any musical content that Mihoyo puts out. Therefore, you don’t see any comments saying “I don’t care”. But you should know that when this was running as a livestream during many announcements for the new version, so many people in chat were screaming “Fillerrrr” “move on” “boring”. Just cause you haven’t seen any hate doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
Inazuma's OST is AMAZING. The integration of the Japanese pentatonic scale into the tonality, the traditional and intimate sound textures mixed with the orchestral expressiveness... A perfect combo between TRADITION and MODERNITY. Thanks to Yu-Peng Chen and all musicians !
this is exactly how i felt when listening to the teasers in the 2.0 update. its so weird but the genshin soundtracks genuinely bring me to tears sometimes
in tears rn we don't deserve the beautiful soundtracks that the mihoyo company puts effort to make, learning about music in college makes me appreciate pieces like this even more
Everyone knows Yu-Peng Chen's name now. He was already a well-regarded film and games composer in China, but now he's rightly in the world's spotlight. But I do want to highlight the regional music producer for Inazuma which he collabed with (most likely remotely): Sachiko Miyano has orchestrated and arranged music for Super Smash Bros, Final Fantasy XIII, God Eater 2: Rage Burst and FF Brave Exvius. She is no amateur.
Let's see if they colab with the Qatar Philharmonic next ruclips.net/video/a7tAPh06kIg/видео.html (The link is them performing some Alan Menken classics). I swear: as a fan of composers like Debussy, Ravel, Tchaikovsky, Faure, Chopin as well as film music and VGM, Genshin is a treasure trove that never stops giving.
@@qpopuiuzmnmb Genshin will be a museum of treasure regional music if that the case hope the project is long and slowly more part of the world aside from 7.
@@mickbotcast I personally think its a bit more complicated than just '7 regions'. A interesting parallel that I noticed between Mondstadt and Liyue is that Liyue's music is trying to condense a HUGE and ancient country musically-wise into a cohesive and recognisable 'traditional chinese music' style (while in reality: 'traditional chinese music' has so many regional flavours and cultural histories). Meanwhile, since the world right now is so saturated and familiar with western classical music, Mondstadt on paper is supposed to be inspired by Germany, but its music borrows from everyone from Handel to Mozart to Beethoven, and takes inspiration from old Church hymns as well. Dragonspine seems to take inspiration from Christmas carols instead.
I just came from Fontaine and Sumeru's performance and one thing I noticed is they always include instruments from the countries they base the regions on as well as the musicians. It's fascinating.
London, Shanghai, Tokyo. Solid compositions. The amount of dedication to music in a F2P game is much appreciated, especially the battle themes. Just plainly amazing!
We will forever owe Yu-Peng Chen, all of these musicians, and everyone else who worked to create such gorgeous music our thanks. Without this music the game would not be what it is now
Tbh for me this game is mostly 2 things. Waifu Lore But i love doing dmg,hearing the music,exploration, *malding over rng* (nothing can be done about this lol)
Kid : dad why is sister named rose? Dad : because your mom loves roses. Kid : okay, thanks dad. Dad : no problem Realm of Tranquil Eternity：Inazuma Live Symphony Performance | Genshin Impact.
@@uelei its a meme about a mother naming a kid something she likes, but the kid thats asking the father is named something like a video title or something else.
Visuals are “more potent” since we can actually perceive what we are seeing, so the gameplay and eye-catching character designs appeals to the majority of us, but what is truly underlying behind the gameplay is the memorable music. The music makes you really feel like you’re actually in the world of Teyvat. If you focus more on the music, you can finally close your eyes and think, “This is the sound of Inazuma.” “This is the sound of Liyue.” Truly music is a language - sound for the soul. Genshin isn’t the same without its well crafted pieces of music. Props to Yu-Peng Chan and the orchestra for making Genshin possible.
absolutely beautifully said, its even more incredible to me because this game is available fully for free on multiple platforms and is easily accessible. the game is just truly a treasure for everyone
So true! Every time I come back to Liyue after Inazuma and hear it's soundtrack it makes me so emotional for some reason. Even tho I come there literally like everyday XDXD
As an orchestra player myself, the only thing that made me gasp in awe in the entire Livestream are not the characters, nor the stories, nor the anniversary events and rewards, but this masterpiece. I can't help to piece together the notes and all the articulations in my head while I'm listening and watching and was wondering if I could play this in an orchestra too ❤️
I play music as well, but I never really thought about what instruments really made the sounds and it was really cool to see all different ones make up these masterpieces. Like, even my own instrument, I didn’t really think about it until I got to see it used in the pieces
Now that Natlan is out, I'm here rewatching all the live symphonies in reverse order and they're all so unique yet so unbelievably good! Every region has absolutely amazing OSTs!
@@sergeirachmaninoff2654 first thing we go through in Inazuma is Ritou island. First thing we go through in Shneznaya is the flagship adidas store, we have to get a tracksuit to walk into shneznaya thanks to the adidas decree. That's why Childe has 3 phases, that each represent a stripe within the 3 stripe ideals. Genshin X Adidas colab incomming for the release
I’d like to think that the people there don’t actually know that they’re making this for a game and instead for a grand celebration because it’s so damn good
@@prakrutiputta I think it’s to become a trend now. Every Genshin video you see, there’s at least one person advertising a random video in the reply’s for the comments lmao
@@respectyourself1786 a bad trend though. RUclips should make a limit on how many link you can send in one video. Or better make a human verification if there is a link send into a video comment section. It has become way to outrageous and annoying for a long time now Sorry for the rant
I’m so upset that people focused on the negativity instead of showing acknowledgement or even respect to the 50+ musicians who are in this video. These people clearly put their hearts and souls into these songs and just ugh to complain about VA’s instead of being like “this music is incredible let’s focus on THIS” broke my heart the other day. Truly this part is a masterpiece and awe-inspiring.
see this is why i hate the genshin community with such a burning passion, yet love the game so much. the more i hate the community the more i love the game. it's like i wanna protect this game from the toxic community it doesn't deserve 💔😭
Unfortunately gacha game is looked down by many especially western. I think this is why no gacha game ever get reward. They think gacha game not deserve reward.
@@sanchikotjendrakasih9138 Genshin was chosen as the best mobile game at Game Developers Choice Awards, during GDC, the biggest b2b industry event that usually happens in US, so you're quite off with that remark.
@@Aeternum_Zephyria If there isnt best music i will create one myself and give it to this game. Its probably gonna be a word document certificate though lmao
that's my job if there wasn't best music xD speaking of... i've seen people talk bad about the game, the characters, the graphics, even the similarity of this and BotW. but nobody seems to hate on the music, and that has to count for something.
@@Fattipotato79 Some soundtracks are made digitally. However most of the OSTs that you hear where produced by a real orchestra. They collaborate with orchestras all around the world to make music depending on the region like Germany for mondstadt , the Shanghai Philharmonic orchestra for liyue, and this one by Tokyo philharmonic
No one in the comments really mentioned the conductor! His movements are so articulate and fluid, and he's using his entire body to convey the message to the orchestra. Love it. Brings back good memories of when I used to be into music (Trombone). The musicians are fantastic too, but that conductor is golden.
never have i been so proud to be part of a community. whatever people might say, I'm so glad and proud to have been able to find and play genshin. to see the progress, improvements and story development since 1.0 until now, it's so amazing. especially to find myself in a community that keeps getting bigger, for better or worse. thanks genshin, like a lot lol
@@arcwindz1 I'll believe we'll get there in time. It took a really long time for Honkai to cull a lot of extraneous stuff and streamline the game to what it is now. They are still adding new things to it too. Just have to kind of wait and see where their imagination and experience throughout the whole project takes them.
@@nmbp5482 I'm actually on the contrary. I feel worried because they live in China. And some of their revenue goes to CCP through taxes. I'm not stopping you just sharing. It's my feared reason why I'm not a whale. My country gets a lot of attention from CCP albeit not good ones
@@arcwindz1 nah this game already incredible even without good coop content, if they give coop content like stupid PvP or board battle, just don't give it. And if you want to giggle with your friend, just play battle royal, moba, or random multiplayer game.
Can you imagine how much money you have to pay to listen to London / Shanghai / Tokyo Orchestra? And we are listening for free?! Plus the upcoming online concert??!! OMG except respect and thank you I cannot say anything. MIHOYO thank you for the great quality! You totally deserve the small money that I spent :P
The first piece, “Inazuma” just feels like wind itself to me. Leisurely dipping and swirling over the tall grasses and stirring the leaves, delving into the deepest and lushest valley and floating into the warm gentle night, tickling the fireflies and the wind chimes, then strengthening with the dawn and journeying into the sunrise, rushing down over the hills and crashing against the shore, churning the waves with a fury and sending the sea spray over your outreached fingers and to the clouds over the bluest ocean.
I love the soundtracks for Genshin Impact. Being a music student, it makes me appreciate the subtle nuances in the music. I love how vastly different each piece is depending on the nation and region and yet, remains so cohesive with the overall themes. The use of traditional instruments for Liyue and Inazuma really gives it that extra edge of being in a completely different nation and it makes me very happy to hear all the different traditional instruments and what they bring to each soundtrack. The subtle motif that shows up in the battle themes. The melody Ayaka sings at the end of her quest is also a motif in other areas of Inazuma. Motifs show up in the most subtle ways and that's what ties all of it together. Thank you Yu-Peng Chen for creating such ethereal music. I am excited to hear the soundtrack from the remaining 4 nations of Teyvat!
I never realized how layered Genshin's soundtrack is. So many instruments... wow. Edit for the reply people: Yes, I'm aware this is standard for an orchestra. However, it is not something I think standard for a video game, and thus is where I find the depth.
I realized that games actually have orchestra to make their music when I watched Dota 2's live music performance. Ever since then I always appreciated game's bgm like these.
3:56 After a year of playing Genshin Impact, I still can't stop listening to music from there. So sensual and melancholy, the music seems to hide the pride, honor, selflessness and endless longing of the Japanese. Yu Peng Chen is a genius. looking forward to the rest of the regions, especially Snezhnaya 😫
growing up a band/music/etc kids makes things like things hit just a bit harder. you know how hard they work and how much effort it takes to get to this level. from the director down to conductor to the producers, finger placements, correct breathing...it's just ethereal. it's people like this we aspired to be, people and masterpieces like this and so many more that just urge you to get better. It makes me really miss my instrument and having that struggle of "you'll be great so long as you try".
This is the tryhard way to see it, i like to see it more in the "just vibe along with it", this makes me feel better and somehow especial just because i've been able to be one of the spectators of such an amazing thing, i want to share it and make people feel a bit of the same, because i think that i won't ever be able to just make so many beautiful compositions, you have to born with such talent or study it a lot of years, currently i've been playing instruments for 8 years, but i started to take it seriously just 5 years ago and i can't see myself with a promising future about it, with this kind of masterpieces i really appreciate that there are people that can be what i wont be able to be
@@JustSomeGuyWithAMug it's not a tryhard way to see it, unless you have some sort of disability, you can absolutely achieve something amazing with enough determination and the right mindset. Which you clearly lack btw, of course you won't get to this level if your thought process is automatically "I can never achieve this"
@@ДетективСерьёзный they might have the right mindset in a different area of life though. Like I have the right mindset when it comes to learning foreign languages, but "I can never achieve that" in sports and anything that requires physical movement coordination. And life in general, except for learning languages...
@@ДетективСерьёзный i'm a believer of "humans can do everything", but like everything, it comes with a cost, it is time, we are not immortal, we cannot take the luxury of simply choosing one thing and doing it until we finish it without our whole life being gone, I want to do many more things apart from playing compositions that I like and creating multiple compositions whatever to my liking, but apart from that I want to help my family, learn things in general, read books, watch series and movies, play games, 36 star the abyss, cook my food in a delicious way, go out with my friends, etc, even without a girlfriend i don't have time for all that, so i try to do all i posibly can without burning my head thinking what will i do next, and worst of all there's the time where i can't do the things i would like to do, and we lose more time on this than everything, to be like yu-peng, i have to study and learn a lot, to do so i have to sacrifice a lot of other posibilities and things that i like and want to do, i want to live from something that i like, but i want to do other things apart from that and until i find something worth it i probably never sacrifice my time for anything If i made any grammar mistake i apologize, english isn't my first language
@@JustSomeGuyWithAMug I get that, but I never saw it as "sacrificing one thing over another". You don't actually believe that these people spend all of their time practicing playing, right? Of course, it did take a major portion of their time to become this good, but everything comes in moderation. You can for sure fit things in your schedule if you cut down on the time you spend on it. 1 hour per day can be a nice start imo.
The contrast between tranquility and turmoil is the central theme to Inazuma's music. I love this work. Tokyo Philharmonic was brilliant in performing Yu Peng-chen's work.
honestly the thing that made me started playing Genshin Impact and still sticking to it till this very day is its OSTs, the composer/creator is just so awesome
I was hesitant to download it at first when I was outside my house. I wasn't really into RPG. But then again i tried to download it at the house with my earphones on. I was listening to it for 30mins to 1hr! I swear their music is so gooood they'd sway people into their direction.
Yes!! I really do agree with you! Yu-Peng Chen makes phenomenal OSTs. His music for Genshin have been one of my all-time favorites. It really sticks to a person, the atmosphere his music creates for different parts of the currents regions. :)
I loved watching the old guy on violin. You can tell he has a lot of experience, but still is very emotionally invested in the music in the way he plays. That's what passion looks like. The entire orchestra should be proud of these songs :D
Lol as someone who just graduated a few years ago and in the workforce I can't tell you enough that life will be even worse after school. Enjoy school bud.
@@icephoenix3565 when life were even good? Okay maybe child life is best but after you become bit older and older life goes to happy to kill yourself quite realy fast.
@@icephoenix3565 everyone has their opinions on happiness after all :> maybe the adult life is tiring and wayyyyy more stressful with the responsibilities, some would prefer its freedom of choice over school stuffs. Well, my surname is not Yeager, but imo, i still prefer working for my own happiness. Best of luck to you, dear stranger.
Coming back to listen to this after seeing that Chen Yu-peng is leaving HOYO-MIX/ Hoyoverse to pursue his music career. Thank you, Chen 老師 for all the beautiful music you have created so far throughout our journey ❤ Inazuma's theme will always be the one that touches my heart and soul qq
Inazuma's OST is so majestic that when I first heard the first piece in Inazuma City, I stopped and just listened to it. Yesterday at the livestream, it gave a different vibe and I listened to it like I never heard it before. Truly magnificent, Yu Peng Chen. thank you for giving us this OST
Genshin's BGM has moved me much more than other music pieces in the last couple of years. Sometimes even to tears. I can't thank them enough for creating so many beautiful soundtracks. The constant feel of nostalgia and relaxation after logging into the game cannot be found anywhere else.
Couldn't agree more. The attention to detail and emotions of the themes is heavenly. I don't think there are many movies or other games that has managed to capture such magnitude of emotions so beautifully as much as Genshin has.
The Version 2.1 trailer theme sent me to heaven, when the visions in the baal statue lit up, and the Traveler had an aura around them about to fight Raiden, chills down my spine and tears in my eyes. One of the best pieces of video game I've ever heard, it repeats over and over in my head.
@@webbedshadow2601 yep. Yu-Peng Chen and all the musicians just manage to capture so many emotions at the same time accurately. I teared up when Ayaka danced on her story quest. The dance was elegant and beautiful and the music captured it perfectly. You can't help but tear up at those moments
I'll never forget that magical moment when I first stepped foot into Inazuma, taken so aback by the soundtrack. It more than showcased the beauty of Ritou and Narakami Island but it also made me feel like an outcast stepping out into foreign land. It was almost overwhelming, but in a magnificent way because I felt like I was experiencing something entirely new and like nowhere else in the game. And there it is- it's so hard to believe that its just a game, when in reality it's a whole production- a whole experience. What Genshin Impact has is truly spectacular, and so culturally rich and unique unlike any other game. This soundtrack, Inazuma, and this culture will forever have a place in my heart, and I CANNOT wait to see what more is coming to Genshin Impact with other regions. I truly feel that Genshin is doing something special for our world culture, sharing different traditions with everyone to show just how amazing our world is. Keep up the amazing work
We need to appreciate the effort that they put into making this game. Genshin Impact is a beautiful game and really can't wait to see the new stuff we are going to get!
@@derpynarwhal2997 i play on mobile too and the specs is not that good but i just prioritize storage and its 128GB sort of enough with other apps in it
As a musician, it has always been said that when you "feel" the emotion of the music, your body will naturally react to the dynamic changes that occur. Just watch the entire orchestra's energy and movements shift once 3:20 hits. It's almost like a dance that accompanies the music, and it makes watching them perform these songs, all the more entertaining
0:11 this song has always done something to me. ever since i first heard it while roaming around inazuma city when it first released, i’ve found myself captured by the beauty of the sounds produced and smashed together in an endless harmony. thanks genshin. even though you’ve given me a gambling addiction, the music your team produces is always a banger.
Some people when they play genshin, they hear these tracks and they are annoyed because a monster has spotted them and wants to attack. But when you looks at this, it’s like you just *have to* appreciate how good the music is. There are so many instruments that even the details to the point where you can’t hear them are *still there* .This is amazing.
I can't help but feel sorry for those people who are too short-sighted to ever perceive the music as anything else except background noise. They have no idea what they're missing out on
@@gywghhb Yes, but it is by no means lesser than any other kind of music simply on account of being "background music." It is just as many parts music as any other piece of music
I cannot believe that I'm able to experience this. I've come back to this a lot of times today, and I just...I'm blown away every single time. All of the effort put into the story, details, and instruments is just incredible. This is what I look forward to the most- not the gifts or the multitude of events that Mihoyo provides us with, but the sheer dedication to diversity, reflecting cultures and the history of those cultures with complex storylines, character backgrounds, and music. As a final note, I just want to recognize the unity displayed by everyone in this Orchestra, even the Conductor (no member of a performing group should ever miss out on recognition). As a musician of multiple instruments myself, I couldn't help but be brought to tears because of how beautifully each performer played their instruments/did their part.
i was only planning to play genshin casually, but when i saw how much effort they put into their music and art, I thought this is a game I can willingly invest on
bro effort deserved pay and money i also working as an adult i knew social syste work ,only child will said bicth for buying primo cus they never earn money in real life
You don’t even need to pay a cent to actually enjoy the game. Just building your free characters and not being a greedy brat is enough to enjoy the storyline, characters, and gameplay.
@@avi0005 How do you think these new characters and locations are made? It’s possible because of the profit made. That’s how Free To Play works. You can get all you want without spending money, then good for you. That doesn’t help the devs or the game longevity at all.
It is not a free game actually, just those rich guys who r willing to put thousands of dollars in gacha system pay the game for u. the gacha system is the method to ensure these rich players to pay more. this makes it a free game for everyone. I can accept this type of business since it works fine.
For me, this hits differently after watching Baal's Character Trailer. You feel the sense of how grandeur Eternity is, the feeling of being hollow after experiencing what Eternity actually is and Baal's push to chase for eternity to fill at least some of that "hollowness" she has felt or continues to feel.
Chasing enternity is a fools errand. Baal knows it, but she just cant let go. And she end up taking the whole nation with it. That is the real tragedy, I wonder how Celastria view this action..
I dont think celestia care that much. If they allow tsaritsa taking away other archon gnosis and allow zhongli fake death and let zhongli plans to use osial to test his people,Im sure they dont care about baal's action too
@@林振华-t4v especially since she said she cut ties with celestia. i wonder what her fate will be, and why there is inaction from celestia after she essentially abandoned her gnosis and ghosted them. i feel like there's been no consequences for her in those terms.
@@林振华-t4v Agree. I'm still salty at what she did to her own people. All those miseries when losing their vision... I have my doubt over if we can depend on Celestia for justice though. From the lore, it is implied that Celestia is seemingly a place filled with snobby politicians (I forgot who said that. Dainsleif? Zhongli? idk). Based on the limited info we've gotten on it, for me it's less of a divine existence and more like a powerful nation that wanted to colonize Teyvat by attacking Khaenri'ah. But it's just my interpretation. I'm excited to see where the story will go.
@@tortilla1301 tbh for me the vision hunt decree actually teaches us, players what happens if mortals depend too much on visions and celestia. most of the people that lost their minds after having their visions snatched away and the resistance army who used delusion till the end of their own lives were the people who depended too much on their visions and wanted power, exceeding from what they could take as a mere mortal ( spoilers alert : my interpretation from what raiden said inside the plane of euthymia. ) also, there must be some reason for why raiden despises celestia and cut ties with them whilst venti just straight up roasts celestia.
this is such a masterpiece. my respect to everyone present in this and all the people involved in the music department. you guys make the game so much more enjoyable and immersive.
Say what you want about the problems with genshin and it’s community, but the music is GODLY like it was made from the archons themselves. This is Mario Galaxy levels of incredible.
@@hitoame1845 the effort they put into their game is completely outstanding. I can't believe we get to play it for free. It feels illegal just by watching the soundtrack.. I'm so thankful for mihoyo🧘🏻♀️ I can't even imagine genshin without music now.
@@siryesir9276 Imagining genshin with soundtracks is like imagining a hollow shell, the game would still be great but something would be holding it back from being amazing.
3:50 When this theme started to play as i started to ascend in Baal's castle where you can see the entirety of Inazuma from the top of the tower i got massive goosebumps, props to the music theme for this amazing work.
Well they basically have gacha as their main income xD not a bad investment at all though. I wish those petty f2p would enjoy the gddmn game more than just blindly demand free gifts :v
@@rovanajean9550 I have zero regrets spending money into the genshin unlike other games, at first idk why.. but I think now I know why.. the quality of the music itself deserves every penny of mine... note for all f2p's out there: If you want to support the dev anyway you can, even though it's just a welkin I seriously do not think it's a waste of money at all..
Listening to this OST while sipping a cup of tea is breathtaking. Both physically and mentally calming, I'm glad that I can hear wonderful musics such as this one
Shortest 10 minutes ever. Don't want it to end😅 Excited for the current music and even more so for future regions. Looking forward to Sumeru especially.
Probably everything, I like how the music matches and fits in open-world graphic design so well. Even the Gacha system. it's kinda like Gambling but with guaranteed gains.
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Looks like this $100M project is really a $100M project.
$100M for the development + $200M per year.
It was a $100M project when its lauched, now its $500M 🤣
@@kenso888 damn. the amount of effort spent for players to have fun
@@ghost35789 yet people still complaining
@@afb1979 ikr
Mihoyo: ayo we need some banging soundtrack
Yu peng chen: *say no more.*
Yu Peng Chen is what you call a GIGACHAD.
@@fintzwaltstein5484 i hope to be a gigachad one day and compose for a world like teyvat :D
@@SleepyMusicOfficial I'm rooting for you
@@fintzwaltstein5484 Yu Peng Chad
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I love how all the musicians playing traditional Japanese instruments are wearing traditional clothes as well. Just adds that little more to the video.
It increases the immersion with the music and mood
they did that with liyue ost too and its just makes it more mystical
@@ch-kl5zl Ahhh that video with Liyue doesn't seem to have shown people with tradition clothes. They were wearing casual clothing.
Because these guys aren't ordinary musicians. These guys are highly celebrated musicians in Japan with strong sense of tradition.
Those drummers with the traditional clothing are the Kodo group, the most prestigious Taiko drummers of Japan. They do tours around the world.
The woman with traditional clothing is Mamino Yorita, a shakuhachi grand master
It's Chinese lol 😂
Now that Sumeru's orchestral is released, coming back to this brings back too many memories. Thank you Genshin Impact for the awesome experiences!
NO FR
I don't play genshin as much these days but damn the music. It gives a weird sense of comfort
waiting for Miyoho Concert on Mount Sumeru, East Javan, South East Asia 🗿
@@ucleam4108 Sumeru is based on the Middle East and south Asia, not south-east Asia.
@@zbdmo4914 he's not talking about Sumeru, he said waiting that means for future region such as Natlan that has a volcanic region
The people who were saying “boring, filler, move on” were making me want to scream! This was absolutely stunning
They where so annoying
sad part is those people only care about primos and stuff that doesn't matter, this is what makes genshin special, mihoyo prides itself on its story,music,background and everything thats not the gacha parts.
like look at how much effort they do compared to the general gachas thats just nothing this special or huge compared to genshin/honkai
@@relax2413 please please
IKR??? like I bet they are 5 year Olds who stole their older siblings devices
@@sillypills373 trueee and seeing them actually typing cringe in the chat makes me madddd
Forget about the anniversary drama, rewards are temporary but yu-peng-chen is *ETERNAL*
[Baal liked that]
@@tysquyesuhuza [I didn't like baal]
@@phantom_servant7980 Wow, you're dense, or you haven't played the Inazuma story yet.
@@tysquyesuhuza nah I meant that as a joke but I still hate baal
Yes
"video game music isn't real music"
video game music: *a literal orchestra*
A lot of game have good music lol
Wait... who even said that thing?
@@FelixRaycher i think i saw that on twitter
If you like good game music - check out HOMM III and HOMM VI soundtracks.
@@KateZg I knew it.
It's truly sad how many people just don't care about the music in this game and how absolutely amazing it is. As a musician, I'm very happy to see such love, passion and dedication from Mihoyo when it comes to the music department.
You'd have to thank Klee for the initial budget boost
As a Caribbean musician myself, I second that!!!!
I have literally never seen someone in this entire community who said they don't care for the music, I've only heard positive remarks of all their masterpieces and how fitting they are.
Nor have I seen someone play with background music off while listening to something else non genshin related.
@@infochan6776 That’s because people who don’t care don’t interact with anything music related nor do they watch any musical content that Mihoyo puts out. Therefore, you don’t see any comments saying “I don’t care”. But you should know that when this was running as a livestream during many announcements for the new version, so many people in chat were screaming “Fillerrrr” “move on” “boring”. Just cause you haven’t seen any hate doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
@@PCVP4729 those are just the 13yo's
I would like to give thanks to the whales for carrying us and letting mihoyo makes these masterpieces.
Honestly, the reason that makes me spend money on the game is the ost. And with the reset of the 2x on primos i think it's time to top up another 100€
@@cguralol And we all know why miHoYo decided to reset the bonus 😏
@@finnheisenheim8274 ruclips.net/video/C8PXkKeCRnM/видео.html
@@cguralol Thank you for supporting the game for us f2p that cant really support by paying in game.
Finally whales have advantage
the effort they put into their soundtracks… literally heavenly
can the first replys just go away
agreed
@Not RickRoll 😭👇 idk who’s gonna tell u this but ur wasting your time copy & past those links 😭
@BunsGlazing ruclips.net/video/C8PXkKeCRnM/видео.html
@Gеnshin Imрасt 🅥 reported
its really amazing music every area
The amount of money, time, and effort went into this game is outstanding.
If only my laggy computer could understand that and let me experience it 😭
Relatable 😔
Dang, you really need to invest in new hardware tho, imagine seeing the character you whaled so much moving in 14fps😢
Me with mobile but no lag:- confused stonks
@@irurihs Me with my Rosaria, Xinyan, Ningguang and qiqi lagging 😟
Time for a hardware upgrade then, cause the game runs on mobile with no problems
My 14 yo granddaughter shared this with me. Beautiful. Enthralling. Real musicians playing real music.
If you love this one you may also love another masterpiece from the same game:
ruclips.net/video/pFrKZxStL_U/видео.html
Welp Richard, i must say that your granddaughter has a great taste of music!
@@Vynuxsisand games
your granddaughter is based
@@coldfries47 what
Mondstadt OST: Ethereal and lively
Liyue OST: Relaxing and splendid
Inazuma OST: Sentimental and touching
it definitely does feel sentimental. i think it really encapsulates the archons that rule over each area.
indeed
I love Liyue the most
You forgot the snowy mountain
@@Jimmyyeoh it's in mondstadt
I cant wait for a whole album filled with all the regions' bgm.
4 years for that to happen :')
And with all the different cultural instruments that they'll add to each region uhg I'm so excited 😭
I'm definitely buying if they're gonna release one
@@mangoshakies but the genshin albums are free 💀
@@jwss2006 I mean a physical album lol
Inazuma's OST is AMAZING.
The integration of the Japanese pentatonic scale into the tonality, the traditional and intimate sound textures mixed with the orchestral expressiveness... A perfect combo between TRADITION and MODERNITY.
Thanks to Yu-Peng Chen and all musicians !
got that eternity vibe
Took the words right outta my brain
@@nat-fs3ms underrated
this is exactly how i felt when listening to the teasers in the 2.0 update. its so weird but the genshin soundtracks genuinely bring me to tears sometimes
in tears rn we don't deserve the beautiful soundtracks that the mihoyo company puts effort to make, learning about music in college makes me appreciate pieces like this even more
Hi
I could listen to this for an "eternity"
thats why i dont regret every penny I spent.. I spent occasionally not like the whales coz not rich xD
Мне даже смешно.
I like how you call this, as 'piece'. It deserves that much
Mihoyo has literally NEVERRRR disappointed me with the soundtracks their so good
That's true Komaeda
Sometimes I just let my character stand there just to vibe to the soundtrack. It's too good to ignore.
I like Genshin's music in general, but I particularly like "Overlord of the Thunderstorm".
We live in the era of the Music Archon Yu-Peng.
FR
Everyone knows Yu-Peng Chen's name now. He was already a well-regarded film and games composer in China, but now he's rightly in the world's spotlight. But I do want to highlight the regional music producer for Inazuma which he collabed with (most likely remotely): Sachiko Miyano has orchestrated and arranged music for Super Smash Bros, Final Fantasy XIII, God Eater 2: Rage Burst and FF Brave Exvius. She is no amateur.
Let's see if they colab with the Qatar Philharmonic next ruclips.net/video/a7tAPh06kIg/видео.html (The link is them performing some Alan Menken classics).
I swear: as a fan of composers like Debussy, Ravel, Tchaikovsky, Faure, Chopin as well as film music and VGM, Genshin is a treasure trove that never stops giving.
@@qpopuiuzmnmb This will most likely happen since sumeru will be based off the middle east
@@qpopuiuzmnmb Genshin will be a museum of treasure regional music if that the case
hope the project is long and slowly more part of the world aside from 7.
@@mickbotcast I personally think its a bit more complicated than just '7 regions'.
A interesting parallel that I noticed between Mondstadt and Liyue is that Liyue's music is trying to condense a HUGE and ancient country musically-wise into a cohesive and recognisable 'traditional chinese music' style (while in reality: 'traditional chinese music' has so many regional flavours and cultural histories). Meanwhile, since the world right now is so saturated and familiar with western classical music, Mondstadt on paper is supposed to be inspired by Germany, but its music borrows from everyone from Handel to Mozart to Beethoven, and takes inspiration from old Church hymns as well. Dragonspine seems to take inspiration from Christmas carols instead.
you forgot metroid man
i would pay a lot of money to see this orchestra play the inazuma soundtrack live.. they are such talented musicians and the music is so pretty
@@Jeezo Yes and appears to be free =D
@@Jeezo
@@Jeezo may i know when?
They said there is an offline concert, time haven't decided yet.
@@Pudrick they said it's online in English stream
I just came from Fontaine and Sumeru's performance and one thing I noticed is they always include instruments from the countries they base the regions on as well as the musicians. It's fascinating.
sameeee
@@yihaa140😂
Yes, it adds more personal and deep meaning.
You realize it now bruh
I came from natlan, it's such a literal national anthem
London, Shanghai, Tokyo. Solid compositions.
The amount of dedication to music in a F2P game is much appreciated, especially the battle themes. Just plainly amazing!
@UC57_4EwXFru2JST-c4TrXHQ sussy impasta
yep
Mondstadt is actually Germany.
@@theshycryo yes, but the people behind the music was London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Will they go to Moscow for Snezhnaya soundtrack?
honestly, genshin has one of the prettiest soundtracks i’ve ever heard
@All i do is winn stop it, get some help
yes
@Genshin Impact 🅥 sussy impasta
U havent Heard real music then
@@AstarothGX7 "one of the"
We will forever owe Yu-Peng Chen, all of these musicians, and everyone else who worked to create such gorgeous music our thanks. Without this music the game would not be what it is now
Then you have to remember, this is a free game, with optional gacha purchases
@@adil0028 Gacha is exactly why they can do stuff like this.
@@genshinsage yes, and we're grateful for it 🙃
@@genshinsagealso completely beatable f2p, I'm not complaining.
AGREED
The fact they played to an empty audience saddens me, this performance was beautiful
well, you could say that us 2.6mil viewers were their audience!
This sounds like it was the recording session tbh.
@@JPS13Laptop it was
Imagine playing perfectly and then... *cough cough*
look at all the mics there, it wasnt a performance but a recording session
I like the game's lore. However the OST is the most outstanding thing the game has done. Top tier OST, appreciate it.
Banger music
azhdaha music is the best so far, so can't wait to hear what raiden boss music sound like... the pre fight was already pretty amazing...
Tbh for me this game is mostly 2 things.
Waifu
Lore
But i love doing dmg,hearing the music,exploration, *malding over rng* (nothing can be done about this lol)
Inazuma sure was surprising huh
Kid : dad why is sister named rose?
Dad : because your mom loves roses.
Kid : okay, thanks dad.
Dad : no problem Realm of Tranquil Eternity：Inazuma Live Symphony Performance | Genshin Impact.
Old meme, but it checks out
| in short
I never understand this meme ( sorry I'm not englis so my english is bad)
@@uelei do you want me to explain?
@@uelei its a meme about a mother naming a kid something she likes, but the kid thats asking the father is named something like a video title or something else.
Visuals are “more potent” since we can actually perceive what we are seeing, so the gameplay and eye-catching character designs appeals to the majority of us, but what is truly underlying behind the gameplay is the memorable music. The music makes you really feel like you’re actually in the world of Teyvat. If you focus more on the music, you can finally close your eyes and think, “This is the sound of Inazuma.” “This is the sound of Liyue.” Truly music is a language - sound for the soul. Genshin isn’t the same without its well crafted pieces of music. Props to Yu-Peng Chan and the orchestra for making Genshin possible.
absolutely beautifully said, its even more incredible to me because this game is available fully for free on multiple platforms and is easily accessible. the game is just truly a treasure for everyone
So true! Every time I come back to Liyue after Inazuma and hear it's soundtrack it makes me so emotional for some reason. Even tho I come there literally like everyday XDXD
Its true
Yu Peng Chan lmao i can't 💀
Thanks to the music, Mihoyo has made it possible for many to distinguish the huge difference between China and Japan.
Here from Natlan symphony, peak performances
Mondstadt🌪️
Liyue🪨
Inazuma⚡
Sumeru🌲
Fontaine💧
Natlan🔥
Snezhnaya❄️
Sameeee but this will always be my favorite ❤❤❤
Same
EVERY MUSIC FROM MIHOYO IS SUCH A MASTERPIECE
ruclips.net/video/C8PXkKeCRnM/видео.html
*People above me will fail 50/50.*
@@Purelax true
Wtf r those sht above?😅
Indeed
As an orchestra player myself, the only thing that made me gasp in awe in the entire Livestream are not the characters, nor the stories, nor the anniversary events and rewards, but this masterpiece. I can't help to piece together the notes and all the articulations in my head while I'm listening and watching and was wondering if I could play this in an orchestra too ❤️
3:40 gave me chills
I play music as well, but I never really thought about what instruments really made the sounds and it was really cool to see all different ones make up these masterpieces. Like, even my own instrument, I didn’t really think about it until I got to see it used in the pieces
chen successfully pulled me into learning new instruments
@@hitoame1845 yeah the crescendo is such a chef's kiss. I always love parts that pushes up the intensity of the piece
This gave me chills during the stream gosh just amazing music.
Genshin has one of the best soundtracks imo, very cultural, calm and stress-free, I just love how organized they are.
yasss definitely
agreed
LMAO U R HERE
Not when the dendro slime activates the battle music
@@yes_hi_there rip
Now that Natlan is out, I'm here rewatching all the live symphonies in reverse order and they're all so unique yet so unbelievably good! Every region has absolutely amazing OSTs!
same lol
Mondstadt - London Philharmonic Orchestra
Liyue - Shanghai Symphony Orchestra
Inazuma - Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra
The budget tho 🤩
snezhnaya - moscow philharmonic orchestra
@@sergeirachmaninoff2654 Сергей Рахманинов не написал бы "Снежная" и "Москва" с маленькой буквы.
@@sergeirachmaninoff2654 how abou Alexandrov Ensemble or Slovak Radio Symphony?
@@sergeirachmaninoff2654 first thing we go through in Inazuma is Ritou island.
First thing we go through in Shneznaya is the flagship adidas store, we have to get a tracksuit to walk into shneznaya thanks to the adidas decree.
That's why Childe has 3 phases, that each represent a stripe within the 3 stripe ideals.
Genshin X Adidas colab incomming for the release
@Gonzales Davey yes, and blyat voice overs for comrade traveler
I’d like to think that the people there don’t actually know that they’re making this for a game and instead for a grand celebration because it’s so damn good
It truly is a cultural celebration. A gift from own country to another. And these professional musicians are there to make pure music
@thx Are you good? I see you in every comment like literally, get some help
@@prakrutiputta it's a bot
@@prakrutiputta I think it’s to become a trend now. Every Genshin video you see, there’s at least one person advertising a random video in the reply’s for the comments lmao
@@respectyourself1786 a bad trend though. RUclips should make a limit on how many link you can send in one video. Or better make a human verification if there is a link send into a video comment section. It has become way to outrageous and annoying for a long time now
Sorry for the rant
Seriously, "Overlord of the Thunderstorm" makes you really feel like you are a wanted man in an unknown and dangerous land...
i always get the chills when i hear it, it sounds very scary honestly
It sounds like an extended version of Qiqi's theme.
I really like the first 2 minutes part, best game OST I've ever heard.
@@Azulle313 Actually, it's the Remix of Mondstadt and Liyue Battle field, with using Japanese Instrument and music style
@@ayo3850 Yes! It's overall vibe is literally the Electro Archon saying, "I don't want you here..."
Anyone here after Natlan Stream?
Mee
meee
Me
Me
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I’m so upset that people focused on the negativity instead of showing acknowledgement or even respect to the 50+ musicians who are in this video. These people clearly put their hearts and souls into these songs and just ugh to complain about VA’s instead of being like “this music is incredible let’s focus on THIS” broke my heart the other day. Truly this part is a masterpiece and awe-inspiring.
I don't see negativity
see this is why i hate the genshin community with such a burning passion, yet love the game so much.
the more i hate the community the more i love the game. it's like i wanna protect this game from the toxic community it doesn't deserve 💔😭
@@igone738 it's on twittard as always
0 negativity what are you talking about
@@noambracha2495 the twitter kids somehow got mad over the English VAs being 'cringe' in the stream and sending death threats and stuff
The conductor looks like he’d be grumpy and strict but in reality bakes cookies for everyone to have after performances
UwU tsundere conductor
Ba-baka not like you did everything perfectly
@@averageoxygenenjoyer5501 sussy baka ! Hmph
wtf
Wtf
Inazuma’s theme is always elegant, like waltzing into a ceremony
report the users posting links like the one above my(this) comment, thank you.
@@f.b.lagent1113 no problem fbi
@@f.b.lagent1113 Yes sir
I think Sumeru and Natlan will be better :)
フォンテーヌのテーマが1番好きだなーと思っていたけれど、比較すること自体が誤っていることに気付きました。
現実の国にも言える話ですが、その国特有の良さがありますね。
この稲妻の曲は前半はどことなく感傷的な気分にさせ、後半にかけて精神に語りかけてくるような壮麗さを感じます。
素晴らしい曲をありがとう。
Genshin's music was not nominated at TGA2020, and Yu-peng Chen expressed his regret on Weibo, I really hope he can get nominated this year
What's tga?
@@GishlainF The Game Awards
I think this is obvious why they will avoid genshin despite it's popularity
Game awards is self jerking advertising pile of trash of an event that's not even relevant since 2018 or something
@@レインレイン yeah, but music archon Mr.Yu-peng Chen kind of desiring it
Genshin's music needs to gain an international reward.
Unfortunately gacha game is looked down by many especially western. I think this is why no gacha game ever get reward. They think gacha game not deserve reward.
@@sanchikotjendrakasih9138 maybe bc of what is happening in the community of gacha it a mess
@@sanchikotjendrakasih9138 At least Genshin got highly rated by IGN
@@sanchikotjendrakasih9138 Genshin was chosen as the best mobile game at Game Developers Choice Awards, during GDC, the biggest b2b industry event that usually happens in US, so you're quite off with that remark.
They’ve won a few but we don’t really need validation from the west. Almost every award from there is rigged/biased.
"So how many styles are you going to organize for this masterpiece? "
Peng: y e s
*Y E S*
My Mother who has passed away loved this video.
She enjoyed so much orchestra music
I'm so sorry for your loss. May she rest peacefully.
Stop the 🧢
Rest in peace.
@@zenoryx6540?
May she rest in peace. I wish I could've had mine listen to it before her passing. Stay strong
miHoYo just needs to win an reward for Genshin Impact's music. Because they serious need one for all of these masterpieces!
They need to
was there an award for best music on the last game of the year? if there was, which won?
@@Aeternum_Zephyria If there isnt best music i will create one myself and give it to this game. Its probably gonna be a word document certificate though lmao
that's my job if there wasn't best music xD
speaking of... i've seen people talk bad about the game, the characters, the graphics, even the similarity of this and BotW. but nobody seems to hate on the music, and that has to count for something.
@@Aeternum_Zephyria Genshin was not even the Nominees of TGA Best Score and Music. TBH i was a little bit surprised
When lockdown is well and truly over and Mihoyo announce a live concert in every major country, you bet I'm bloody going!
Unlikely. I am not sure MiHoYo has it's own orchestra. This piece for example is interpreted by the Tokyo Philarmonical.
I thought it's digital
@@Fattipotato79 Some soundtracks are made digitally. However most of the OSTs that you hear where produced by a real orchestra. They collaborate with orchestras all around the world to make music depending on the region like Germany for mondstadt , the Shanghai Philharmonic orchestra for liyue, and this one by Tokyo philharmonic
@@isagani8111 mondstadts was actually recorded by londons symphony Orchestra
When is the concert? And would we able to see the concert digitally?
No one in the comments really mentioned the conductor! His movements are so articulate and fluid, and he's using his entire body to convey the message to the orchestra. Love it. Brings back good memories of when I used to be into music (Trombone). The musicians are fantastic too, but that conductor is golden.
I remember when I watched the Liyue one the conductor was smiling. She looked so happy to be doing her job lol
4:20
I really appreciated his movements and overall way style of conducting! I loved it as well. Amazing conductor.
@@catpoke9557 yeah i like that part as well, where she smiled to the cellos!!
8:31 he is literally dancing 🤣
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how beautiful genshins soundtrack is
And its a free game😶😬
Thanks to the whales that spend money every banner, we can have such good music
The fact this video is 10 minutes long but you already commented this 2 minutes ago.
when do we not
Total dedication for a F2P game. Totally amazing.
never have i been so proud to be part of a community. whatever people might say, I'm so glad and proud to have been able to find and play genshin. to see the progress, improvements and story development since 1.0 until now, it's so amazing. especially to find myself in a community that keeps getting bigger, for better or worse. thanks genshin, like a lot lol
Genshin quality is pretty dope, i just wish that we have a more solid coop experience, Even now we still can't finish a quest together simultaneously.
I don't feel any regrets anymore after knowing where was my money goes (:
@@arcwindz1 I'll believe we'll get there in time. It took a really long time for Honkai to cull a lot of extraneous stuff and streamline the game to what it is now. They are still adding new things to it too. Just have to kind of wait and see where their imagination and experience throughout the whole project takes them.
@@nmbp5482 I'm actually on the contrary. I feel worried because they live in China. And some of their revenue goes to CCP through taxes. I'm not stopping you just sharing. It's my feared reason why I'm not a whale. My country gets a lot of attention from CCP albeit not good ones
@@arcwindz1 nah this game already incredible even without good coop content, if they give coop content like stupid PvP or board battle, just don't give it.
And if you want to giggle with your friend, just play battle royal, moba, or random multiplayer game.
Can you imagine how much money you have to pay to listen to London / Shanghai / Tokyo Orchestra? And we are listening for free?! Plus the upcoming online concert??!! OMG except respect and thank you I cannot say anything.
MIHOYO thank you for the great quality! You totally deserve the small money that I spent :P
Also, it's not packed. It the rehearsal, it's super rare
Can you tell me when will be the online concert?
and where will it be held, please?
Are there any requirements to attend the concert?
@@sleatery3289 pretty sure Paimon will tell us about this soon
@@orangeflover3178 but i ate mine Paimon already 😂😂😂😂
The first piece, “Inazuma” just feels like wind itself to me. Leisurely dipping and swirling over the tall grasses and stirring the leaves, delving into the deepest and lushest valley and floating into the warm gentle night, tickling the fireflies and the wind chimes, then strengthening with the dawn and journeying into the sunrise, rushing down over the hills and crashing against the shore, churning the waves with a fury and sending the sea spray over your outreached fingers and to the clouds over the bluest ocean.
Immaculate and accurate description!
I read this in Kazuha's voice
I love the soundtracks for Genshin Impact. Being a music student, it makes me appreciate the subtle nuances in the music. I love how vastly different each piece is depending on the nation and region and yet, remains so cohesive with the overall themes.
The use of traditional instruments for Liyue and Inazuma really gives it that extra edge of being in a completely different nation and it makes me very happy to hear all the different traditional instruments and what they bring to each soundtrack.
The subtle motif that shows up in the battle themes. The melody Ayaka sings at the end of her quest is also a motif in other areas of Inazuma. Motifs show up in the most subtle ways and that's what ties all of it together.
Thank you Yu-Peng Chen for creating such ethereal music. I am excited to hear the soundtrack from the remaining 4 nations of Teyvat!
motif is such a great thing to use to tie characters and regions together. Thematic writing is a beauty :D
Celestia - Just death metal, deal with it 😳
they even got at least like 50 talented people to perform this for our music themes in inazuma. big respect
ruclips.net/video/opqx6mnSByU/видео.html seru banget
I never realized how layered Genshin's soundtrack is. So many instruments... wow.
Edit for the reply people: Yes, I'm aware this is standard for an orchestra. However, it is not something I think standard for a video game, and thus is where I find the depth.
Thats why they told you to wear headphone... even with it, those details sometime still hidden... unless you really pay attention to it
I realized that games actually have orchestra to make their music when I watched Dota 2's live music performance. Ever since then I always appreciated game's bgm like these.
This is a normal amount for an ocherstra
This is pretty normal for an orchestra though.
It's just an orchestra.
3:56 After a year of playing Genshin Impact, I still can't stop listening to music from there. So sensual and melancholy, the music seems to hide the pride, honor, selflessness and endless longing of the Japanese. Yu Peng Chen is a genius.
looking forward to the rest of the regions, especially Snezhnaya
😫
i think you mean include/hidden not hide
That was the goal to depict *eternal Inazuma*
@@rosetyong Grammarly correct me "to hide" btw thanks! English is my third language so I can be wrong😺
growing up a band/music/etc kids makes things like things hit just a bit harder. you know how hard they work and how much effort it takes to get to this level. from the director down to conductor to the producers, finger placements, correct breathing...it's just ethereal. it's people like this we aspired to be, people and masterpieces like this and so many more that just urge you to get better. It makes me really miss my instrument and having that struggle of "you'll be great so long as you try".
This is the tryhard way to see it, i like to see it more in the "just vibe along with it", this makes me feel better and somehow especial just because i've been able to be one of the spectators of such an amazing thing, i want to share it and make people feel a bit of the same, because i think that i won't ever be able to just make so many beautiful compositions, you have to born with such talent or study it a lot of years, currently i've been playing instruments for 8 years, but i started to take it seriously just 5 years ago and i can't see myself with a promising future about it, with this kind of masterpieces i really appreciate that there are people that can be what i wont be able to be
@@JustSomeGuyWithAMug it's not a tryhard way to see it, unless you have some sort of disability, you can absolutely achieve something amazing with enough determination and the right mindset.
Which you clearly lack btw, of course you won't get to this level if your thought process is automatically "I can never achieve this"
@@ДетективСерьёзный they might have the right mindset in a different area of life though. Like I have the right mindset when it comes to learning foreign languages, but "I can never achieve that" in sports and anything that requires physical movement coordination. And life in general, except for learning languages...
@@ДетективСерьёзный i'm a believer of "humans can do everything", but like everything, it comes with a cost, it is time, we are not immortal, we cannot take the luxury of simply choosing one thing and doing it until we finish it without our whole life being gone, I want to do many more things apart from playing compositions that I like and creating multiple compositions whatever to my liking, but apart from that I want to help my family, learn things in general, read books, watch series and movies, play games, 36 star the abyss, cook my food in a delicious way, go out with my friends, etc, even without a girlfriend i don't have time for all that, so i try to do all i posibly can without burning my head thinking what will i do next, and worst of all there's the time where i can't do the things i would like to do, and we lose more time on this than everything, to be like yu-peng, i have to study and learn a lot, to do so i have to sacrifice a lot of other posibilities and things that i like and want to do, i want to live from something that i like, but i want to do other things apart from that and until i find something worth it i probably never sacrifice my time for anything
If i made any grammar mistake i apologize, english isn't my first language
@@JustSomeGuyWithAMug I get that, but I never saw it as "sacrificing one thing over another". You don't actually believe that these people spend all of their time practicing playing, right? Of course, it did take a major portion of their time to become this good, but everything comes in moderation. You can for sure fit things in your schedule if you cut down on the time you spend on it. 1 hour per day can be a nice start imo.
The contrast between tranquility and turmoil is the central theme to Inazuma's music. I love this work. Tokyo Philharmonic was brilliant in performing Yu Peng-chen's work.
Well said 🎵🙏🏻
I also saw their performance on the Undertale concert and it was a banger
honestly the thing that made me started playing Genshin Impact and still sticking to it till this very day is its OSTs, the composer/creator is just so awesome
oh you'll be suprised very soon the older genshin gets cause honkai has some good ost when it got older that everything just slaps
I was hesitant to download it at first when I was outside my house. I wasn't really into RPG. But then again i tried to download it at the house with my earphones on. I was listening to it for 30mins to 1hr! I swear their music is so gooood they'd sway people into their direction.
Yes!! I really do agree with you! Yu-Peng Chen makes phenomenal OSTs. His music for Genshin have been one of my all-time favorites. It really sticks to a person, the atmosphere his music creates for different parts of the currents regions. :)
@@S0SHI_SushTi He really works hard 😊
3:22 this change of pace is spectacular, one of my fav piece
I loved watching the old guy on violin. You can tell he has a lot of experience, but still is very emotionally invested in the music in the way he plays. That's what passion looks like. The entire orchestra should be proud of these songs :D
They also played Zelda's music. You can check the same Clarinet guy with glasses having a blast in there.
@@AdmiralFloof Thats so cool :D
@@AdmiralFloof that's Alessandro Beverari, he's amazing and I'm so proud we were born in the same country. I hope he's a fan of Genshin as well!
why is there a but
Pieces, not songs
I can’t even imagine such a masterpiece in a Free Games.. Outstanding
It's a gacha-
@@leyre8924 ruclips.net/video/C8PXkKeCRnM/видео.html
@@leyre8924 still free
@@leyre8924 you can still be f2p. I mean, look at Bwaap.
@@leyre8924 not f2p, not "forced to pay" theres an old game I play literally if you dont pay you dont win a lot.
me: online learning is giving me depression I wish their were some motivating mus-
Yu Peng Chen: call it done
Lol as someone who just graduated a few years ago and in the workforce I can't tell you enough that life will be even worse after school. Enjoy school bud.
@@icephoenix3565 when life were even good? Okay maybe child life is best but after you become bit older and older life goes to happy to kill yourself quite realy fast.
@@icephoenix3565 life was never better it keeps getting worse
@@icephoenix3565 everyone has their opinions on happiness after all :> maybe the adult life is tiring and wayyyyy more stressful with the responsibilities, some would prefer its freedom of choice over school stuffs. Well, my surname is not Yeager, but imo, i still prefer working for my own happiness. Best of luck to you, dear stranger.
@@rovanajean9550 too bad I'm very unlucky and I get hit by random things everyday like and hour ago a charger block fell on me
Coming back to listen to this after seeing that Chen Yu-peng is leaving HOYO-MIX/ Hoyoverse to pursue his music career.
Thank you, Chen 老師 for all the beautiful music you have created so far throughout our journey ❤
Inazuma's theme will always be the one that touches my heart and soul qq
I can listen to every Genshin's amazing OST for a whole day and never get bored
day? i've been listening to inazuma's music since they released inazuma LUL
Fr 🥰
Ngl，I already heard half of a day
Inazuma's OST is so majestic that when I first heard the first piece in Inazuma City, I stopped and just listened to it. Yesterday at the livestream, it gave a different vibe and I listened to it like I never heard it before. Truly magnificent, Yu Peng Chen. thank you for giving us this OST
I fully agree with you
Ikr
there was a livestream?!
@@Akimori yes there was !!
Genshin's BGM has moved me much more than other music pieces in the last couple of years. Sometimes even to tears. I can't thank them enough for creating so many beautiful soundtracks. The constant feel of nostalgia and relaxation after logging into the game cannot be found anywhere else.
Couldn't agree more. The attention to detail and emotions of the themes is heavenly. I don't think there are many movies or other games that has managed to capture such magnitude of emotions so beautifully as much as Genshin has.
The Version 2.1 trailer theme sent me to heaven, when the visions in the baal statue lit up, and the Traveler had an aura around them about to fight Raiden, chills down my spine and tears in my eyes. One of the best pieces of video game I've ever heard, it repeats over and over in my head.
@@webbedshadow2601 yep. Yu-Peng Chen and all the musicians just manage to capture so many emotions at the same time accurately. I teared up when Ayaka danced on her story quest. The dance was elegant and beautiful and the music captured it perfectly. You can't help but tear up at those moments
I keep coming back to the Inazuma theme because the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra played it so hard like it was their national anthem.
Such a masterpiece
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Indeed
@@michaeljackson8390 Please do us all a favor, and shut up.
But... He definitely haven't watched the whole video yet
@@user-rf3vi7lo5l don't need to watch till the end we already know it's good
Congratulations everyone who comes in every single seconds
Sussy baka
I am the embodiment of electro in coming to watch genshin vidos
Congrats
hello
shart
I absolutely love the facial expressions of the conductor. Just makes the music that much better.
Yes he’s such an epic gigachad
Man, you know the orchestra is banging when the conductor is having fun
I'll never forget that magical moment when I first stepped foot into Inazuma, taken so aback by the soundtrack. It more than showcased the beauty of Ritou and Narakami Island but it also made me feel like an outcast stepping out into foreign land. It was almost overwhelming, but in a magnificent way because I felt like I was experiencing something entirely new and like nowhere else in the game. And there it is- it's so hard to believe that its just a game, when in reality it's a whole production- a whole experience. What Genshin Impact has is truly spectacular, and so culturally rich and unique unlike any other game. This soundtrack, Inazuma, and this culture will forever have a place in my heart, and I CANNOT wait to see what more is coming to Genshin Impact with other regions. I truly feel that Genshin is doing something special for our world culture, sharing different traditions with everyone to show just how amazing our world is. Keep up the amazing work
whoaa
exactly what in my heart
We need to appreciate the effort that they put into making this game. Genshin Impact is a beautiful game and really can't wait to see the new stuff we are going to get!
on the down side, storage.. fellow mobile users with 1 gb left can relate
@thx report spam
@@derpynarwhal2997 i play on mobile too and the specs is not that good but i just prioritize storage and its 128GB sort of enough with other apps in it
@thx as a Muslim i... dont know wether to report this guy or just let him slide...
@@amysykes3227 me over here w a 32 gb iPad and more than half of the storage already used
As a musician, it has always been said that when you "feel" the emotion of the music, your body will naturally react to the dynamic changes that occur. Just watch the entire orchestra's energy and movements shift once 3:20 hits. It's almost like a dance that accompanies the music, and it makes watching them perform these songs, all the more entertaining
7:50 too
yes! it gave me so much chills watching this because it felt so satisfying
Genshin is a celebration of different cultures on earth.
@Jar On 🅥 Treasure hoarder?
YAAAaaaa!!
@@lower_than_furries9727 yARrrr
cooked food discusting
I hope they have my country Australia and just make it a upside-down world lol
0:11 this song has always done something to me. ever since i first heard it while roaming around inazuma city when it first released, i’ve found myself captured by the beauty of the sounds produced and smashed together in an endless harmony. thanks genshin. even though you’ve given me a gambling addiction, the music your team produces is always a banger.
MiHoYo's muwic never fails to Impress. One of gaming's best soundtrack.
@Gеnshin Imрасt 🅥 lol fake bot
Meowsic
mUWUsic
Meowsic ( this is cringe forgive me )
The effort Mihoyo puts into their game is astounding.
yea it’s amazing
Can this reply link seeker go away ._.
Imagine final boss theme for Teyvat chapter is a 7 nation theme combined into 1 long theme for epic showdown
i believe that will happened since the battle music have the same basic notes but different arrangement.. and it will be epic 🔥
7 nation army
@@idostupid2665 that's a good one
Kind of like the Teyvat travail trailer showcasing a preview of all the 7 nations and Khaenria
@@Victor98764 aye matching pfps bestie
Some people when they play genshin, they hear these tracks and they are annoyed because a monster has spotted them and wants to attack. But when you looks at this, it’s like you just *have to* appreciate how good the music is. There are so many instruments that even the details to the point where you can’t hear them are *still there* .This is amazing.
I can't help but feel sorry for those people who are too short-sighted to ever perceive the music as anything else except background noise. They have no idea what they're missing out on
@@enkive these music, while beautiful on their own, are background music by design tho
@@gywghhb Yes, but it is by no means lesser than any other kind of music simply on account of being "background music." It is just as many parts music as any other piece of music
Everyone I've met usually couldn't care less about the monsters or even deliberately get into fights to hear the music. I'm siding with the latter.
What do you meaaaaan, I get in to fights purposely to listen to the music 🤣
I cannot believe that I'm able to experience this. I've come back to this a lot of times today, and I just...I'm blown away every single time. All of the effort put into the story, details, and instruments is just incredible.
This is what I look forward to the most- not the gifts or the multitude of events that Mihoyo provides us with, but the sheer dedication to diversity, reflecting cultures and the history of those cultures with complex storylines, character backgrounds, and music.
As a final note, I just want to recognize the unity displayed by everyone in this Orchestra, even the Conductor (no member of a performing group should ever miss out on recognition). As a musician of multiple instruments myself, I couldn't help but be brought to tears because of how beautifully each performer played their instruments/did their part.
love your analysis!
Same! I'm tearing up everytime I listen to this masterpiece
i was only planning to play genshin casually, but when i saw how much effort they put into their music and art, I thought this is a game I can willingly invest on
that's a weird way of saying you're gonna sell your kidney
@@cedrus5827 yeah
what a boss lol
me validating my decision to spend 400 dollars on this game
I don't really mind throwing $10 per month for this beautiful game. Consider it as token of appreciation even though I know it isn't enough.
1:00 gives me chills EVERY. TIME.
This is why genshin is one of the best games i have played and how they bring professionals to the spotlight
@thx report
This was so surreal and was a surprise from the stream. Imagine a Live performance with Azhdaha's theme in ALL IT's PHASES
I’d be down for that if it happened.
Actual goosebumps
I really want to see Azhdaha theme like this
Now I'm definitely looking forward for that
This will definitely be part of the offline concert in Shanghai and they will make it as a free video also.
Whenever I’m just chilling and walking around, I would often hum along with the music taking everything all in.
It’s amazing.
OMG SAME!! Ayaka's theme also got me humming sometime
I love the music inside inazuma city, whenever i go there i like to just walk around and appreciate the time and effort they put into making music
sameee
This is so inspiring ❤️
For all the people bitching about buying Primo.
This is where the money goes. Making a great game even better.
Exactly. People with these skills can't be cheap. And there wasn't just one of them either.
bro effort deserved pay and money i also working as an adult i knew social syste work ,only child will said bicth for buying primo cus they never earn money in real life
You don’t even need to pay a cent to actually enjoy the game. Just building your free characters and not being a greedy brat is enough to enjoy the storyline, characters, and gameplay.
@@avi0005
How do you think these new characters and locations are made? It’s possible because of the profit made.
That’s how Free To Play works.
You can get all you want without spending money, then good for you. That doesn’t help the devs or the game longevity at all.
It is not a free game actually, just those rich guys who r willing to put thousands of dollars in gacha system pay the game for u. the gacha system is the method to ensure these rich players to pay more. this makes it a free game for everyone. I can accept this type of business since it works fine.
For me, this hits differently after watching Baal's Character Trailer. You feel the sense of how grandeur Eternity is, the feeling of being hollow after experiencing what Eternity actually is and Baal's push to chase for eternity to fill at least some of that "hollowness" she has felt or continues to feel.
Chasing enternity is a fools errand. Baal knows it, but she just cant let go. And she end up taking the whole nation with it. That is the real tragedy, I wonder how Celastria view this action..
I dont think celestia care that much. If they allow tsaritsa taking away other archon gnosis and allow zhongli fake death and let zhongli plans to use osial to test his people,Im sure they dont care about baal's action too
@@林振华-t4v especially since she said she cut ties with celestia. i wonder what her fate will be, and why there is inaction from celestia after she essentially abandoned her gnosis and ghosted them. i feel like there's been no consequences for her in those terms.
@@林振华-t4v Agree. I'm still salty at what she did to her own people. All those miseries when losing their vision...
I have my doubt over if we can depend on Celestia for justice though. From the lore, it is implied that Celestia is seemingly a place filled with snobby politicians (I forgot who said that. Dainsleif? Zhongli? idk). Based on the limited info we've gotten on it, for me it's less of a divine existence and more like a powerful nation that wanted to colonize Teyvat by attacking Khaenri'ah.
But it's just my interpretation. I'm excited to see where the story will go.
@@tortilla1301 tbh for me the vision hunt decree actually teaches us, players what happens if mortals depend too much on visions and celestia. most of the people that lost their minds after having their visions snatched away and the resistance army who used delusion till the end of their own lives were the people who depended too much on their visions and wanted power, exceeding from what they could take as a mere mortal ( spoilers alert : my interpretation from what raiden said inside the plane of euthymia. ) also, there must be some reason for why raiden despises celestia and cut ties with them whilst venti just straight up roasts celestia.
this is such a masterpiece. my respect to everyone present in this and all the people involved in the music department. you guys make the game so much more enjoyable and immersive.
ikr
The moment in 6:37 literally brings chill down my spine every time with that buildup and camera angle
There's just something so hauntingly beautiful about Inazuma's osts.
It's like watching a heavy storm pass from the safety of your home.
Couldn't have worded it any better
u also so beautiful
Beautifully described
well it’s lightning after all
Only a musician with a strong, quiet and sincere heart can pour his talents and emotions into the melody so perfectly
Say what you want about the problems with genshin and it’s community, but the music is GODLY like it was made from the archons themselves. This is Mario Galaxy levels of incredible.
Music carried this game so hard. It's the very first reason why I still play the game till this day
@@hitoame1845 the effort they put into their game is completely outstanding. I can't believe we get to play it for free. It feels illegal just by watching the soundtrack.. I'm so thankful for mihoyo🧘🏻♀️ I can't even imagine genshin without music now.
@@siryesir9276 Imagining genshin with soundtracks is like imagining a hollow shell, the game would still be great but something would be holding it back from being amazing.
@@Alex-xc8bi I wish they'd do more better on the gameplay aspect. It's just really barren at higher AR it's dry af
@@hitoame1845 arent all live service games like that
in endgame
even tho theres endgame content it will always lead to burn out
it ok to take a break
Who could've possibly known that the sound of thunder could have such a sentimental heart?
3:50 When this theme started to play as i started to ascend in Baal's castle where you can see the entirety of Inazuma from the top of the tower i got massive goosebumps, props to the music theme for this amazing work.
Same experience here lol!
Same here! I just stood at the roof for awhile to listen to the music. It gave me a little Ghibli vibes
Indeed my friend, indeed.
KATANA NO SABITOMAREEEEEEEER
I think it's called Tenshukaku
Remember guys, this is just a free game, even better than those of paid I'll be honest :D
Well they basically have gacha as their main income xD not a bad investment at all though. I wish those petty f2p would enjoy the gddmn game more than just blindly demand free gifts :v
Oh I've paid, trust me lol
@@rovanajean9550 EXACTLY!! Not everything is about primos :/ those kind of people are so frustrating!
@@rovanajean9550 I have zero regrets spending money into the genshin unlike other games, at first idk why.. but I think now I know why.. the quality of the music itself deserves every penny of mine...
note for all f2p's out there: If you want to support the dev anyway you can, even though it's just a welkin I seriously do not think it's a waste of money at all..
Gladly paid for by whales like me xD
Listening to this OST while sipping a cup of tea is breathtaking. Both physically and mentally calming, I'm glad that I can hear wonderful musics such as this one
東京オペラシティは、首都東京にあって、大きすぎた普門館の反省から、
この規模になりました。日本では、サントリーホールと並んで、最高の
サウンドを響かせるホールとなっています。録音が難しい大太鼓の音が
驚異的な高解像度で収録されています。ハイレゾで視聴したいですネ！
Shortest 10 minutes ever. Don't want it to end😅 Excited for the current music and even more so for future regions. Looking forward to Sumeru especially.
What makes you paying for Genshin, waifus or t0 characters?
Me: I’m paying for the concert
Never heard it put that way before but you are EXACTLY correct
Waifus are temporary, music is eternal
@@stickysocks6369 The shogun would like to invite you
Indeed my friend, indeed.
Probably everything, I like how the music matches and fits in open-world graphic design so well. Even the Gacha system. it's kinda like Gambling but with guaranteed gains.