Kakenukeru Medley Collaboration Final
| Kanji | "駆け抜けるメドレーコラボレーションfinal |
|---|---|
| Romaji | "Kakenukeru Medoree Koraboreeshon Final" |
| English | "Run-Through Medley Collaboration Final" |
| Release Date | October 2018 (TBA) |
| Original Video URL | TBA |
| Composer(s) | TBA |
Contents
General Info
Detailed information (Japanese): https://www18.atwiki.jp/kakenukeru-gassaku/pages/1.html; http://ch.nicovideo.jp/galaxy14141356/blomaga/ar1654000
Kakenukeru Medley Collaboration Final will be split into two parts, 「クラシック部門」 and 「モダン部門」, and are structured differently:
Kakenukeru Medley Collaboration Final - Classic
- This section will have a more standard pace to it, and will have sections with 50 transitions or less.
- Silent music (e.g. 4'33" and Marche funèbre composée pour les funérailles d'un grand homme sourd) isn't allowed, and sampling (e.g. Kami (59 Years Old) and Untan) will not be counted as songs.
Kakenukeru Medley Collaboration Final - Modern
- This section places no limit on transitions.
- However, switching from one silent song to another is not allowed.
Sections
The Niconico version will consist of ten sections, five for the Classic part and five for the Modern part. One section will be uploaded every day for ten days in a row, and each section will have its own wiki page once the medley is released.
The sections for the Classic division will be Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.
The sections for the Modern division will be Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.
The medley will be released on YouTube in two videos, one for Classic and one for Modern.
Composers
Overall, there are currently __ units involved, of which __ are solo arrangers and __ are collaboration units.
Classic
There are 65 units involved, of which 44 are solo arrangers and 21 are collaboration units.
Modern
There are 53 units involved, of which 30 are solo arrangers and 23 are collaboration units.
Other Credits
- Mixing: CrossWorld
- Video (incl. encoding and logo): KANON
Other Details
- The Classic part is projected to be around 130 minutes in length, while the Modern part is projected to be around 110 minutes.
