I rebooted the MIDI file I made with the MU100 about 20 years ago with my current instrument.

Originally I was making it with the intention of playing club jazz. It's kind of fusion.

HALion 7 FM Lab Test.

A remake of the most popular song from the past. I made an arrangement that extruded the standard canon cord all over.

A remake of a song made with a MIDI sound module called YAMAHA MU50, which I bought when I started DTM when I was in high school. Even when I made it, I thought it was an old-fashioned music.

So, this time, with the cooperation of k4mui, I remade it in a modern way.

It's not a song that was originally designed from the beginning, but a song that became a Jazz arrangement for technical reasons when playing in the game of Final Fantasy 14.

Since it can only be played as a single note in the game, it was created by using two tones, a bass and a melody, which were shifted by a few ticks. On top of that, the Jazz arrangement was just convenient.

For the time being, this song was recreated to a level where you can listen to it normally.

However, it is quite rough, such as not adding velocity strength.

I used FLMML, the sound source used in Pico Kakiko, to create the extreme end of the Chrono Trigger. (Originally, I made MML made for Mabinogi using FLMML with my own converter)

Works around 2008. The MIDI of the original song went somewhere. This is a reproduction of the MIDI I made at that time one year ago.

Vocaloid "Macne Nana" Test

Present (Remake) by Logue

This is my second VOCALOID song, it is a techno cover of "Yume o Shinjite" by Hideaki Tokunaga of the animation version Dragon Quest's ending theme.

Up to now I have created vocal tracks and songs separately, but this time it became possible to edit simultaneously with the Vocaloid Editor for Cubase, making adjustment easier.

Even so, the techno in the early 90's was about to squeeze hi-hat close with 16 beats like this.

For the moment for the future I would like to make vocaloid songs mainly cover songs.