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A Visual Kei ballad infused with Kayōkyoku melancholy and professional studio sound, The track begins with solo clean electric guitar arpeggios, sparkling with delay, chorus, and subtle reverb, No piano is used — the arpeggio motif is always played by guitar, The tempo is slow and melancholic, with sorrowful minor chord progressions and brief major lifts for bittersweet contrast, Verses are delicate with breathy female vocals and minimal accompaniment, Choruses expand dramatically with layered female harmonies in a gospel-like style, distorted guitars, and strings adding weeping countermelodies, A mid-song guitar solo features a crying tone with octave playing, sustained bends, delay, and chorus, echoing the pain of the lyrics, The outro reprises the arpeggio motif within a full-band arrangement with orchestra and synth layers, creating a cinematic and sorrowful climax, Audio production emphasizes: - Arpeggio Style, Clean Tone, Subtle Reverb - Warm Analog Amp Simulati, ‑excessive layering overlapping piano/guitar harsh transients phase smear distorted saturation sub-bass overload overcompression long reverb tails

Clean female vocals only, A powerful, emotional, futuristic girls J-Rock track influenced by anime soundtracks and New Wave, Features shimmering synthesizers, melodic distorted guitar riffs, and twin guitar solos, The song should sound like a professional studio recording with tight, dry mixing, slightly close mic feel, Reverb and ambient effects must be kept minimal — focus on clarity, separation, and precision, Vocals should be placed clearly at the center with intimate proximity and no excessive room effect, Instruments should have clean, direct tones with punchy dynamics, Do not use large or washy reverb, Keep the entire track tight, crisp, and close — not distant or echoey, Think of a controlled studio environment with clear stereo positioning and subtle use of spatial effects, ‑Exclude: muffled vocals, ‑buried vocals, ‑lo-fi textures, ‑low clarity, ‑low presence, ‑dark tone, ‑boxy sound, ‑overly ambient mix, ‑heavy reverb, ‑washed-out vocals, ‑distant vocals, ‑muddy mix

Sorrow-Colored RPG Band Sound Project | Up-tempo melodic rock anthem filled with radiant energy, soaring female vocals, and a sense of freedom and unity, Features sparkling guitars in wide stereo, a tight rhythm section with driving double-kick bursts leading into each chorus, and an expressive vocal performance full of hope and determination, Clean, studio-grade mix with SSL-console clarity, punchy snare, and shimmering guitars enveloping the soundscape, The song rises with emotional modulations, explosive choruses, and unison harmonies that capture the NEKO OTOME girls’ spirit of liberation and friendship, | exclude: male vocals, excessive layering, harsh transients, distorted saturation, muddy low mids, unnatural vocal reverb, weak stereo imaging, overcompression, long reverb tails, clipped peaks

Clean female vocals only, No screaming, No shouting, No growling, No male vocals of any kind, Exclude all harsh vocals, This song must be performed only by one clean female solo singer, No background voices, no layers, A powerful, emotional, futuristic girls J-Rock track influenced by anime soundtracks and New Wave, Features shimmering synthesizers, melodic distorted guitar riffs, and twin guitar solos, The song should sound like a professional studio recording with tight, dry mixing, slightly close mic feel, Reverb and ambient effects must be kept minimal — focus on clarity, separation, and precision, Vocals should be placed clearly at the center with intimate proximity and no excessive room effect, Instruments should have clean, direct tones with punchy dynamics, Do not use large or washy reverb, Keep the entire track tight, crisp, and close — not distant or echoey, Think of a controlled studio environment with clear stereo positioning and subtle use of spatial effects

A dark, emotional anime ending theme in the style of a Visual Kei ballad with gothic orchestration, The intro begins with a sorrowful solo violin, gradually joined by layered cinematic strings that build tension and set a tragic mood, Clean, reverb-heavy electric guitar enters alongside melodic bass lines and deep, dry snare-driven drums, Vocals are expressive, shifting between breathy lows and dramatic high notes, conveying heartbreak and internal conflict, Lyrics reflect the descent of a girl into witchhood, fearing the loss of her true self and longing for someone she can no longer reach, The arrangement includes orchestral interludes with sweeping violins and tremolo strings between verses and before the final chorus, Guitar solo weeps with sustain and emotion, Ends with fading strings, echoing piano, and a single heartbeat-like bass note, Genre: Orchestral Visual Kei Ballad with cinematic tension, gothic emotion, and melodic rock elements, ‑no EDM, ‑no trap, ‑no rap, ‑no male lead vocals, ‑no vocaloid, ‑no autotune, ‑no comedic elements, ‑no jazz or funk, ‑no pop idol style, ‑no lo-fi, ‑no acoustic ballad, ‑no orchestral ballad, ‑no fantasy RPG music, ‑no happy or cheerful tones, ‑no retro synths, ‑no soft piano intros

Clean female vocals only, A powerful, emotional, futuristic girls J-Rock track influenced by anime soundtracks and New Wave, Features shimmering synthesizers, melodic distorted guitar riffs, and twin guitar solos, The song should sound like a professional studio recording with tight, dry mixing, slightly close mic feel, Reverb and ambient effects must be kept minimal — focus on clarity, separation, and precision, Vocals should be placed clearly at the center with intimate proximity and no excessive room effect, Instruments should have clean, direct tones with punchy dynamics, Do not use large or washy reverb, Keep the entire track tight, crisp, and close — not distant or echoey, Think of a controlled studio environment with clear stereo positioning and subtle use of spatial effects, ‑Exclude: muffled vocals, ‑buried vocals, ‑lo-fi textures, ‑low clarity, ‑low presence, ‑dark tone, ‑boxy sound, ‑overly ambient mix, ‑heavy reverb, ‑washed-out vocals, ‑distant vocals, ‑muddy mix

A seductive funk-rock J-Rock track with a dark and theatrical atmosphere, 2females vocals for good chorus, Deep grooved sound, The groove is driven by slap bass and syncopated swung drums, combined with wide-panned guitars for separation, Verses are breathy female whispers with audible sighs, intimate and moody, while choruses soar with husky harmonies and dramatic power, Melodic shifts carry a sense of emotional tension, with subtle synth or string-like textures adding depth in pre-chorus and bridge sections, Production emphasizes tight low-end punch (bass + kick), midrange warmth around 500–800Hz, bright snare crack near 2kHz, and stereo clarity, Reverb is applied sparingly for atmosphere, giving the track a haunting yet polished quality, The overall sound balances hypnotic groove with dramatic storytelling intensity, blending seductive funk-rock energy and emotional J-Rock expression, ‑Male vocals, ‑scream voice

Sorrow-Colored RPG Band Sound Project | J-Rock / Alternative Rock / Emotional Rock Ballad | Album-opening track with energetic and powerful impact | Bright, dramatic, and hopeful with both transparent delicacy and powerful drive | Whisper vocal layers in the bridge add intimacy and contrast | Professionally Recorded Audio Track, ‑Male vocals, ‑Male voice, ‑Male screams, ‑Dirty roar, ‑Live hall reverb, ‑No Japanese Intonation, ‑Ambiguous Japanese pronunciation

A powerful, emotional, futuristic girls 80s British rock track influenced by anime soundtracks and New Wave, Features shimmering synthesizers, melodic distorted guitar riffs, and twin guitar solos, The song should sound like a professional studio recording with tight, dry mixing, slightly close mic feel, Reverb and ambient effects must be kept minimal — focus on clarity, separation, and precision, Vocals should be placed clearly at the center with intimate proximity and no excessive room effect, Instruments should have clean, direct tones with punchy dynamics, Do not use large or washy reverb, Keep the entire track tight, crisp, and close — not distant or echoey, Think of a controlled studio environment with clear stereo positioning and subtle use of spatial effects

Females vocals, Up-tempo, J-ROCK, Anime Alternative Metal, Hard Punk, Hard Techno, Key rythm, Backing Guiter, down picking Guiter, orchestra, synthesizer, Punk, refrain, strings, hook rythm, Up-tempo

The track opens with a distortion-heavy riff that punches forward with sharp crunch and aggressive slapback delay, making each chord hit like a strike, Rhythm guitars drive from the left with raw palm-muted power chords, supported by gritty bass in the center and tight live drums, Lead guitar enters later from the right, with a saturated high-gain tone layered in chorus and short delay, delivering tapping runs, harmonics, and whammy bar dives, Vocals are clean female only, Japanese intonation, centered and clear, riding above the aggressive wall of sound, The atmosphere is raw, edgy, and attacking, with no polish—just a hi-res hard rock anthem with relentless drive

Melodic Punk Emotional alternative J-Rock track for a dramatic anime opening, Powerful groove with dual female vocals: one husky and seductive in the low register, the other bright, clear, and emotionally soaring in soprano, Contrasting characters—mature and cool vs, innocent and pure, Clean, punchy mix with cinematic flair, Intro and outro feature layered orchestral and industrial textures, Drums are tight and dry: piccolo or steel snare with sharp rimshots, semi-open hi-hats for mechanical tension, and punchy kicks, Minimal room reverb, narrow stereo field, Bass is bright, melodic, and expressive—interweaving with the vocals using slides, ghost notes, and fast arpeggios, Guitars are heavily distorted and dual-tracked, combining palm-muted power chords with octave runs and punk-like aggression, A soaring violin refrain adds emotional weight to the melodies, Themes explore inner conflict, longing, and forbidden love, Verses are moody and tense, while the chorus explodes with raw

Sorrow-Colored RPG Band Sound Project | A dramatic and emotional Japanese anime opening theme blending fantasy trance and girls’ rock, Fast-paced trance beats, soaring strings, and layered synths form a sweeping arrangement in a minor key, Clean, emotional female vocals deliver heartfelt melodies with a breathy anime tone, while whisper-like breakdowns and distant echoes create moments of vulnerability before an intense final chorus explodes with layered harmonies and wide stereo grandeur, Studio-grade clarity with dynamic electronic and orchestral fusion, evoking the nostalgic energy of early 2000s visual novel openings

emotional and accelerating J-pop inspired anime opening theme, centered around expressive solo and ensemble violins with soaring legato phrasing and dynamic lyrical arcs, dramatic string swells and cinematic builds, tempo around 170 BPM, melancholic delayed piano arpeggios adding atmospheric depth, sudden drops and silence before chorus to spotlight solo violin with hair-raising crescendo, wide stereo spread of layered strings, subtle tremolo and glissando effects for emotional intensity, overdriven electric guitar supporting with bending, crying tones beneath strings, syncopated double kick drums and dry snare fills with technical precision, dynamic structure with powerful tempo shifts and emotional peaks, chorus erupts with violin leading the melody above all instruments, subtle nostalgic 8-bit textures blended beneath, breathy female vocal with emotional vibrato and phrasing that flows with violin contours, intros and interludes focused on solo violin storytelling

Intimate, emotional acoustic ballad version of a 90s visual kei-inspired anime opening, Professional falsetto for super high key chorus, A clear and stable female vocal, precise pitch, professional singer-like, no pitch errors, Solo female vocal performance with occasional harmonized layers, delivered with smoky, sultry lows and tender, passionate highs, Stripped-down fingerstyle acoustic guitar with expressive dynamics, recorded close-miked for a raw, breathy presence, No full band—just voice and guitar, with occasional subtle additions like ambient reverb, soft string swells or minimal background harmonies to heighten emotional moments, Natural room ambiance for a live, intimate performance feel—like a private concert in a quiet, candle-lit studio, Slower, heartfelt tempo, emphasizing dynamic vocal phrasing, silences, and sustained vibrato, Emotional storytelling through voice and touch, capturing both vulnerability and inner strength, Perfect for a quiet anime ending or a reflective