How Love Live Songs Are Composed
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2021
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Outro Song:
Aqours - Taiyou o Oikakero! (Acoustic Guitar Cover/Arrangement)
• ラブライブ!サンシャイン!! アコギアレンジ...
Songs Referenced:
Hajimari Road:
• Hajimari Road - Aqours...
Seven Pillars of Wisdom:
• SABATON - Seven Pillar...
Kowareyasuki (Offvocal):
• コワレヤスキ (off vocal)
Kowareyasuki:
• コワレヤスキ
Kokoro Magic A-Z:
• KOKORO Magic A to Z
Coat of Arms (Instrumental):
• Coat of Arms (Instrume...
Coat of Arms:
• SABATON - Coat of Arms...
Music Used:
Plants Vs. Zombies 2 - Neon Mixtape Tour - Choose Your Seeds
Wario Land: Shake It! - Gurgle Gulch
Wario Land: Shake It! - Launchpad Labyrinth
Wario Land: Shake It! - Soggybog River 
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The absolute mad lad comparing Sabaton to LL. I fucking love it!!!!!
in the story of lovelive htough, HOW DO THEY GET ALL THE INSTRUMENTS???! like seriously do they hire people? do the members of the groups play them? it's magic
It's usually Maki Riko and Yuu respectively in charge of the composition, how they in-story get the instruments I'd assume is some sort of collaboration with music students. Otherwise it's never specified.
they might just use digital instruments lol
@@KungFuPanda1223 they could, i use digital instuments and it's not that hard so maybe
@@butterflyexists If you listen closely to "Ketsui no Hikari" the bass sounds programmed. I'm pretty sure there are other songs that have live bass but I'm not so sure
@@nanamacapagal8342 interesting
Ngl I thought this was going to be a meme but this actually pretty insightful!
You're an underrated Love Live commentator. Love your vids mate.
I wish there was more info out there on the music theory behind Love Live songs because the series is really impressive in how it pairs typical Jpop elements like the traditional song structure, late song mix-up featuring one of the girls' solos, and memorable dance-y hook with literally any genre ever. Not to mention how certain girls have elements in their songs that are specific to them, like Kanata's iconic clock sound or the recurring use of language in AZALEA songs that implies they're linked together (this is according to SIF2, I don't know japanese enough to say one way or the other).
This is super dope! Great job :D
I love music analysis videos, especially in depth ones!
Awesome video!!!
Maki and Dia are cute