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I'm pretty sure I missed some of the chaos mixes, since they were pretty faint on some of them, but I've almost completed the list for you. | I'm pretty sure I missed some of the chaos mixes, since they were pretty faint on some of them, but I've almost completed the list for you. | ||
| − | Going by video cuts to find where new songs start may work most of the time, but sometimes the video editor will use two different vids for the same song -- the "Hajimete no Oto" song in this medley for example. Sometimes, if you flip through some of the alternate versions, you'll see that a Nicouser has written out the songs on the bottom of the screen in comments. If you don't know Japanese, they at least help in discerning songs and catching some of the fainter chaos mixes. | + | Going by video cuts to find where new songs start may work most of the time, but sometimes the video editor will use two different vids for the same song -- the "Hajimete no Oto" song in this medley for example. Sometimes, if you flip through some of the alternate versions, you'll see that a Nicouser has written out the songs on the bottom of the screen in comments, or the videographer has embedded it somehow into the video. If you don't know Japanese, they at least help in discerning songs and catching some of the fainter chaos mixes. |
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| + | They can also help you make sure that you're getting the right song, which can be pretty tough if you only have a brief glimpse of the song itself. Like the "Da-da-Da-DA DA-Da-da-Da" at 13:12, for example. While the art certainly comes from Shakugan no Shana, it's not "Joint," as you've put it (Close, though!). However, if you listen to what another Nicouser labeled it as, "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAafpc-pIjE Crochet D'oeil]]", you'll hear those first eight notes. | ||
[[User:Damashii No Teatime|Damashii No Teatime]] 21:32, 26 September 2010 (UTC) | [[User:Damashii No Teatime|Damashii No Teatime]] 21:32, 26 September 2010 (UTC) | ||
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| + | Thanks for the help, I needed it.... | ||
| + | But seriously how did yo know all those? [[User:Rushy43|Rushy43]] 19:25, 12 October 2010 (UTC) | ||
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You missed quite a few in there, Rushy. XD Ah, no worries. It was a good start.
I'm pretty sure I missed some of the chaos mixes, since they were pretty faint on some of them, but I've almost completed the list for you.
Going by video cuts to find where new songs start may work most of the time, but sometimes the video editor will use two different vids for the same song -- the "Hajimete no Oto" song in this medley for example. Sometimes, if you flip through some of the alternate versions, you'll see that a Nicouser has written out the songs on the bottom of the screen in comments, or the videographer has embedded it somehow into the video. If you don't know Japanese, they at least help in discerning songs and catching some of the fainter chaos mixes.
They can also help you make sure that you're getting the right song, which can be pretty tough if you only have a brief glimpse of the song itself. Like the "Da-da-Da-DA DA-Da-da-Da" at 13:12, for example. While the art certainly comes from Shakugan no Shana, it's not "Joint," as you've put it (Close, though!). However, if you listen to what another Nicouser labeled it as, "[Crochet D'oeil]", you'll hear those first eight notes.
Damashii No Teatime 21:32, 26 September 2010 (UTC)
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HOW DID YOU KNOW ALL OF THOSE
Thanks for the help, I needed it.... But seriously how did yo know all those? Rushy43 19:25, 12 October 2010 (UTC)
