cyber punk -instrumental-

Electro and organic groove foundation, heavy fuzz guitar in low-mid range (200–1200 Hz) with gritty sustain, bright percussive shamisen in upper-mid range (800 Hz–5 kHz) with long reverb tail and shimmering resonance, tight sub-bass drive, driving four-on-the-floor kick, wide evolving synth lead, deep ambient pad background, expansive stereo field, high-resolution clarity, analog warmth and digital precision, cinematic dynamic transitions, masterpiece quality

[Genre / Style] Ne Metal with Percussive Elements [Instruments] Bright percussive shamisen driving upper rhythm (3–8kHz), Koto used percussively with mid-high accent (2–4kHz), High-definition fuzz guitar focused in midrange (500Hz–3kHz) using single-coil neck pickup, dry amp tone, clear articulation, Driving pick bassline supporting low range (60–250Hz) with tight low-mid focus, Tight drums with explosive chorus and crisp snare [Mood] Emotional and Cathartic [Mixing / Production] Wide stereo image with shamisen right, fuzz guitar left, centered vocal, clear instrument separation, no muddy mids, crisp transients, controlled compression, warm low-end with subtle tape saturation, high-resolution master emphasizing clarity and balance between shamisen (high), fuzz (mid), and bass (low)

[Genre / Style] Drum’n’Bass Rock and Noise Rock Hybrid with Percussive Elements, cinematic and energetic atmosphere [Instruments] Percussive shamisen driving upper rhythm (3–8kHz, high range focus, sharp transient attack and rhythmic phrasing), fuzz guitar (midrange focus 400Hz–3kHz, gated and wide stereo texture), Aggressive synth bass (deep 60–200Hz, sidechained to kick for pulsating groove), Fast-paced electronic drums (drum’n’bass rhythm with tight dry snare, punchy kick, and rapid hi-hats), Percussive elements (industrial metallic hits, glitch textures, mechanical loops), Ambient noise layers (feedback hum, distortion tails, reversed reverb for tension) [Vocals] Husky and androgynous female vocal, restrained and tense in verses, emotional and powerful in choruses [Mixing / Production] Focus the mix on percussive shamisen and dry snare for sharp rhythmic clarity, Keep the snare dry and forward with short room reverb (<0, 3s)