The Music of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 — A Life Sent On [Noah and Mio's Shinobue Flutes] скачать в хорошем качестве

The Music of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 — A Life Sent On [Noah and Mio's Shinobue Flutes]

Join the Nintendo Music Channel Discord!   / discord   “By making the flutes from scratch, you can create a sound that hasn’t been heard before. Learn about #XenobladeChronicles3's aesthetic design in the second chapter of Ask the Developer interview: http://ninten.do/6014j1RpK" Shinobue flute: A transverse flute made of shinotake bamboo with holes drilled in it. It is a Japanese musical instrument that has been used across Japan since long ago at such occasions as Japanese-style festivals. Interview excerpt: By the way, were those pieces really recorded using flutes? Takahashi: Yes. The musical track, A Life Sent On, released on the official Twitter account, starts with solo flute melodies, and this was the first track Mitsuda-san wrote. From the beginning, I wanted Noah’s flute and Mio's flute to be different sizes and tuned to different scales, so I had two types of flutes prepared and used in the music. Yokota: Actually, we started off by making these flutes. Wait, you made the flutes? So, you didn’t use shinobue flutes that already existed, but rather made new ones? Kojima: Before Mitsuda-san started writing the music, he said, "Let's make flutes." I wondered why we should be making them, but Mitsuda-san said, "By making the flutes from scratch, you can create a sound that hasn't been heard before." Since we had told Mitsuda-san in advance that Takahashi-san wanted to interweave the two melodies of Noah and Mio into a single piece of music, Mitsuda-san seemed to have thought that creating the flutes from scratch would enable him to choose a scale freely and express himself more easily. Above all, he said to me that the fact that the same flutes used in the game exist in real life would be compelling and unique. It sounded interesting, so I decided to give it a try. So you went as far as making new flutes. Is it possible for you to show us the flutes you made? Kojima: These are the ones... We designed them at MONOLITHSOFT with the intention of actually using them for recording. Then, we had a shinobue flute craftsman make them based on our design and had a Japanese urushi lacquer craftsman decorate them.