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== General ==
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==General==
 
* Where there exists a commonly used alternate title for a song, it should be listed in italics directly after the song title.
 
* Where there exists a commonly used alternate title for a song, it should be listed in italics directly after the song title.
  
Example:
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Example: [[Doraemo~n!]] (''The song that plays when Suneo is bragging to his friends'') -- Doraemon BGM
|[[Doraemo~n!]] (''The song that plays when Suneo is bragging to his friends'')
 
|Doraemon BGM
 
  
== Touhou Project ==
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==Touhou Project==
Entries for songs from the Touhou Project series should have the Internal Link on the source, followed by the name of the version in parentheses and the BGM acronym. If the song is a remix, don´t put the name of the version that the original music came from, but the name of the remixer between parentheses with the following phrase: (arranged by _____).
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Entries for songs from the [[Touhou Project]] series should have the internal link on "Touhou", followed by the full title of the game and the BGM acronym as shown below. If unsure about these names, check [http://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/Touhou_Wiki Touhou Wiki].
  
EX 1:  
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EX 1: [[Necrofantasia]] -- [[Touhou]] Youyoumu ~ Perfect Cherry Blossom. BGM
|[[Necrofantasia]]
 
|[[Touhou Project]] (Perfect Cherry Blossom) BGM
 
  
EX 2:
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EX 2: [[Flight of the Bamboo Cutter ~ Lunatic Princess]] -- [[Touhou]] Eiyashou ~ Imperishable Night. BGM
|[[Night of Knights]]
 
|[[Touhou Project]] BGM (arranged by Beat Mario)
 
  
As of 2013-02-16 it has been proposed that all Touhou Project songs be listed under their romanised names, as translations have a tendency to be inaccurate or regularly changed. Under this proposal songs which have an appropriate translated name would be listed as an alternate name:
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If the song is a remix, put the the internal link on "Touhou Project", followed by the name of the remixer with the following phrase: arrangement by _____.
  
Example 1:
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EX 3: [[Night of Nights]] -- [[Touhou Project]] arrangement by beatMARIO (COOL&CREATE)
|[[Otenba Koimusume]] (''Tomboyish Girl in Love'')
 
|[[Touhou Project]] (Embodiment of Scarlet Devil) BGM
 
  
(It should be noted that the above song is currently listed as "Beloved Tomboyish Girl".)
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==Vocaloid/UTAU==
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Entries for the songs from the [[Vocaloid]] program should have the internal link on the source, followed by who was singing in parentheses and who created the song.
  
Example 2:
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EX 1: [[Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru♪]] -- [[Vocaloid]] (Hatsune Miku) song by ika
|[[Marisa wa Taihen na Mono wo Nusunde Ikimashita]] (''Marisa Stole the Precious Thing'')
 
|[[Touhou Project]] BGM (arranged by IOSYS)
 
  
There is currently no scheduled deployment date for this proposal. Please discuss on the forums if you have any queries or issues.
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Entries for the songs from the UTAU program should have the internal link on the source, the following in capital letters, followed by who was singing in parentheses and who created the song.
  
== Vocaloid / UTAU ==
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EX 1: [[Ochame Kinou]] (''Fukkireta'') -- UTAU (Kasane Teto) song by Gojimaji-P
Entries for the songs from the Vocaloid program should have the Internal Link on the source, followed by who was singing in parenthesis, who created the song, and a video link if applicable.
 
  
EX 1:
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To determine if a video link is needed, simply do an online search of the Romaji name. If the song is easily accessible on YouTube under the Romaji name, then a video link isn't needed, since the song can easily be looked up. However, if the song can only be found by searching the Kanji title, as is the case for the example below, then it would be good to have a video link.
|[[Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru]]
 
|[[Vocaloid]] (Hatsune Miku) song by ika / {{nico|sm1097445}}
 
  
Entries for the songs from the UTAUloid program should have the internal link on the source, the following in capital letters, fellowed by who was singing in parenthesis, who created the song, and a video link if applicable. 
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EX 1: [[Ah~ Sushi Kuitai o~|Ah~​~​~​~​~ Sushi Kuitai o~​~​~​~​~]] (あ~~~~~寿司食いたいお~~~~~) -- [[Vocaloid]] (Hatsune Miku) song by Nota / Ref: {{nico|sm21115198}}
  
EX 1:
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==THE IDOLM@STER==
|[[Ochame Kinou]] (''Fukkireta'') 
 
|[[UTAU]](Kasane Teto) song by Gojimaji-P
 
  
== The Idolmaster / THE iDOLM@STER ==
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Entries for songs from the IDOLM@STER series should always use the "@" for "A" and have the source name in capital letters, use the "playable song" sentence in lowercase in the end of the source. Where the song originates from a CD, use the CD title instead. The game or CD title '''must be capitalised correctly.''' If unsure, please check [http://www.project-imas.wiki/Main_Page Project-imas wiki].
  
Entries for songs from the Idolm@sters series should always use the "@" for "A" and have the source name in capital letters (minus the letter I), use the "playable song" sentence in lowercase in the end of the source. Where the song originates from a CD use the CD title instead. The game or CD title must be capitalised correctly (if unsure please check project-imas wiki) - compare the capitalisation for example 2 with example 1.
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EX 1: [[Do-Dai]] -- THE IDOLM@STER Live for You! DLC playable song
  
EX 1:
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EX 2: [[Sora]] -- THE IDOLM@STER MASTER ARTIST FINALE 765PRO ALLSTARS CD
|[[Do-Dai]]
 
|THE iDOLM@STER: Live for You! playable song
 
  
EX 2:
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==Anime==
|[[Sora]]
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If the anime already has a page on this wiki, you should use the internal link on the name of the anime; if not, do not make the title of the series a link.  Use the acronyms OP, ED (for the words "Opening" and "Ending" respectively) after the source. If the song is not a opening or a ending, use "insert song" at the end, or "BGM" if the song is instrumental. If the song originates from a CD, the song should be either a character song or an extra song that only appears on the CD.
|THE IDOLM@STER MASTER ARTIST FINALE CD
 
  
== Anime ==
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EX 1: [[Hare Hare Yukai]] -- [[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]] ED
If the anime already has a page on this wiki, you should use the Internal Link on the name of the anime; if not, do not make the title of the series a link.  Use the acronyms OP, ED (for the words "Opening" and "Ending" respectively) after the source, if the song is not a opening or a ending, use "insert song" in the end. 
 
  
EX 1:
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EX 2: [[God knows...]] -- [[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]] insert song
|[[Hare Hare Yukai]]
 
|[[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]] ED
 
  
EX 2:
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EX 3: [[Yuki, Muon, Madobe Nite.]] -- [[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]] character song (Yuki Nagato)
|[[God Knows]]  
 
|[[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]] insert song
 
  
== Original songs ==
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EX 4: [[Motteke! Sailor Fuku]] -- Lucky Star OP (Note that we currently have no page for Lucky Star at the moment)
  
Entries for songs from bands should use the Internal Link on the name of the song (only if the said song already possess a page to be redirected) and use the
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EX 5: [[Kaeshite! Knee Socks]] -- Lucky Star Motteke! Sailor Fuku CD
following sentence "Song by ___" after the name of the band.
 
  
EX 1:
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EX 6: [[Ne-Ni-Ge de Reset!]] -- Lucky Star character song (Tsukasa Hiiragi)
|[[Memeshikute]]
 
|Song by Golden Bomber
 
  
== Video games ==
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==Original songs==
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Entries for songs from bands should use the internal link on the name of the song and use the sentence "Song by ___" after the name of the band.
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EX 1: [[Memeshikute]] -- Song by Golden Bomber
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==Video games==
 
Entries for songs from video games should use the acronym BGM in the end, after the name of the source.
 
Entries for songs from video games should use the acronym BGM in the end, after the name of the source.
  
EX 1:  
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EX 1: [[Beware the Forest's Mushrooms]] -- Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars BGM
|[[Beware the Forest's Mushrooms]]
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|Super Mario RPG BGM
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==BEMANI==
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Entries for songs from BEMANI games should have the internal link in the source name if a page has been created for it, followed by the first game that the song was playable in. If unsure about this, check [http://remywiki.com/Main_Page RemyWiki] for those details.
  
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EX 1: [[RED ZONE]] -- [[beatmania]] IIDX 11 IIDXRED playable song
  
== Beatmania ==
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EX 2: [[ALBIDA]] -- [[jubeat]] ripples APPEND playable song
Entries for songs from the Beatmania series should have the Internal Link in the source name, followed by the version of the game.
 
  
EX 1:
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EX 3: [[Fushigi na Kusuri]] -- pop'n music 17 THE MOVIE playable song
|[[Red Zone]]
 
|[[Beatmania]] IIDX RED playable song
 
  
== Movies ==
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==Movies==
 
Entries for songs from movies should have the year the movie was released in parenthesis and the acronym OST.
 
Entries for songs from movies should have the year the movie was released in parenthesis and the acronym OST.
  
EX 1:
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EX 1: [[Training Montage]] -- Rocky 4 (1985) OST
|Training Montage  
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|Rocky 4 (1985) OST
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==Commercials==
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Entries for songs or jingles from commercials should have the company the jingle originated from, followed by "commercial" and how the jingle was used. If a page for the jingle does not exist on the wiki, then a video link is recommended if possible.
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EX 1: [[i'm lovin' it]] -- McDonald's commercial jingle
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EX 2: [[Teeretteree]] -- Nerunerunerune commercial SFX
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EX 3: [[Shoushuriki no Uta]] -- Shoushuriki commercial song / Ref: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s39_de-2dpQ

Latest revision as of 07:07, 21 July 2023

Here are the tentative standards for listing tracks on this wiki. The eventual intent is to include policies on source listing and usage of romanised/translated titles.


General

  • Where there exists a commonly used alternate title for a song, it should be listed in italics directly after the song title.

Example: Doraemo~n! (The song that plays when Suneo is bragging to his friends) -- Doraemon BGM

Touhou Project

Entries for songs from the Touhou Project series should have the internal link on "Touhou", followed by the full title of the game and the BGM acronym as shown below. If unsure about these names, check Touhou Wiki.

EX 1: Necrofantasia -- Touhou Youyoumu ~ Perfect Cherry Blossom. BGM

EX 2: Flight of the Bamboo Cutter ~ Lunatic Princess -- Touhou Eiyashou ~ Imperishable Night. BGM

If the song is a remix, put the the internal link on "Touhou Project", followed by the name of the remixer with the following phrase: arrangement by _____.

EX 3: Night of Nights -- Touhou Project arrangement by beatMARIO (COOL&CREATE)

Vocaloid/UTAU

Entries for the songs from the Vocaloid program should have the internal link on the source, followed by who was singing in parentheses and who created the song.

EX 1: Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru♪ -- Vocaloid (Hatsune Miku) song by ika

Entries for the songs from the UTAU program should have the internal link on the source, the following in capital letters, followed by who was singing in parentheses and who created the song.

EX 1: Ochame Kinou (Fukkireta) -- UTAU (Kasane Teto) song by Gojimaji-P

To determine if a video link is needed, simply do an online search of the Romaji name. If the song is easily accessible on YouTube under the Romaji name, then a video link isn't needed, since the song can easily be looked up. However, if the song can only be found by searching the Kanji title, as is the case for the example below, then it would be good to have a video link.

EX 1: Ah~​~​~​~​~ Sushi Kuitai o~​~​~​~​~ (あ~~~~~寿司食いたいお~~~~~) -- Vocaloid (Hatsune Miku) song by Nota / Ref: sm21115198

THE IDOLM@STER

Entries for songs from the IDOLM@STER series should always use the "@" for "A" and have the source name in capital letters, use the "playable song" sentence in lowercase in the end of the source. Where the song originates from a CD, use the CD title instead. The game or CD title must be capitalised correctly. If unsure, please check Project-imas wiki.

EX 1: Do-Dai -- THE IDOLM@STER Live for You! DLC playable song

EX 2: Sora -- THE IDOLM@STER MASTER ARTIST FINALE 765PRO ALLSTARS CD

Anime

If the anime already has a page on this wiki, you should use the internal link on the name of the anime; if not, do not make the title of the series a link. Use the acronyms OP, ED (for the words "Opening" and "Ending" respectively) after the source. If the song is not a opening or a ending, use "insert song" at the end, or "BGM" if the song is instrumental. If the song originates from a CD, the song should be either a character song or an extra song that only appears on the CD.

EX 1: Hare Hare Yukai -- The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya ED

EX 2: God knows... -- The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya insert song

EX 3: Yuki, Muon, Madobe Nite. -- The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya character song (Yuki Nagato)

EX 4: Motteke! Sailor Fuku -- Lucky Star OP (Note that we currently have no page for Lucky Star at the moment)

EX 5: Kaeshite! Knee Socks -- Lucky Star Motteke! Sailor Fuku CD

EX 6: Ne-Ni-Ge de Reset! -- Lucky Star character song (Tsukasa Hiiragi)

Original songs

Entries for songs from bands should use the internal link on the name of the song and use the sentence "Song by ___" after the name of the band.

EX 1: Memeshikute -- Song by Golden Bomber

Video games

Entries for songs from video games should use the acronym BGM in the end, after the name of the source.

EX 1: Beware the Forest's Mushrooms -- Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars BGM

BEMANI

Entries for songs from BEMANI games should have the internal link in the source name if a page has been created for it, followed by the first game that the song was playable in. If unsure about this, check RemyWiki for those details.

EX 1: RED ZONE -- beatmania IIDX 11 IIDXRED playable song

EX 2: ALBIDA -- jubeat ripples APPEND playable song

EX 3: Fushigi na Kusuri -- pop'n music 17 THE MOVIE playable song

Movies

Entries for songs from movies should have the year the movie was released in parenthesis and the acronym OST.

EX 1: Training Montage -- Rocky 4 (1985) OST

Commercials

Entries for songs or jingles from commercials should have the company the jingle originated from, followed by "commercial" and how the jingle was used. If a page for the jingle does not exist on the wiki, then a video link is recommended if possible.

EX 1: i'm lovin' it -- McDonald's commercial jingle

EX 2: Teeretteree -- Nerunerunerune commercial SFX

EX 3: Shoushuriki no Uta -- Shoushuriki commercial song / Ref: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s39_de-2dpQ