Producer Spotlight: PolyphonicBranch
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POLYPHONICBRANCH
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PolyphonicBranch started uploading Vocaloid compositions in Nico Nico Douga right at the end of 2008 and since then he's been steadily uploading songs which become quite popular in the site. He also has released a few albums in Comiket and other conventions and were quite successful. He's one of these composers whose songs are hard to forget, in my opinion.
Most of the time, his songs are slightly upbeat with unforgettable intros, either they sound majestic and mystical or pop-ish and very catchy. His melodies are never similar to each other because of the differences in genre and instruments used, but all of them have this high quality, complicated feel in them. All of his works also has an anime appeal, which is kind of hard to describe unless you personally listen to his songs ^^;. Another thing which makes his songs quite hard to forget is his way of naming them, with grandiose words you only see in anime songs XD (I mean... "Dragonheart" or "Kimi ni Sasagu Fantasia", etc.). He uses a lot of instruments, depending on the song. He has songs with wonderful guitar arrangements and some ballads with magical piano melodies.
PolyphonicBranch usually uses Miku in his works, although he has also used Len, Luka and GUMI. He had some songs where Miku sounds a bit off (but not to the point of hating the song), but otherwise, his tuning is quite okay. Not as perfect as some composers, but the quality of his music makes up for it.
sample songs
• Taiyo to Tsuki no Rondo (Miku x Luka)
• Kimi ni Sasagu Fantasia (Len)
• Boukyaku Alice (Miku)
• Dragonheart (Luka)
• Yumekui Nightmare (Miku)
nikki says
PolyphonicBranch's works always makes me go *_* as they always sound so grandiose to the point of magical. By magical, I meant the anime-ish feel they give off. He also always seems to have difficult-to-read lyrics, mostly having deep metaphors, like for example "Taiyou to Tsuki no Rondo". The best part of listening to PolyphonicBranch's songs for me is the intro part, because they are often so varied and cool that you can somehow catch the theme of the whole songs just by the listening to them.
mylist | blog | nico community | mixi community | KarenT profile | HearJapan profile
PolyphonicBranch started uploading Vocaloid compositions in Nico Nico Douga right at the end of 2008 and since then he's been steadily uploading songs which become quite popular in the site. He also has released a few albums in Comiket and other conventions and were quite successful. He's one of these composers whose songs are hard to forget, in my opinion.
Most of the time, his songs are slightly upbeat with unforgettable intros, either they sound majestic and mystical or pop-ish and very catchy. His melodies are never similar to each other because of the differences in genre and instruments used, but all of them have this high quality, complicated feel in them. All of his works also has an anime appeal, which is kind of hard to describe unless you personally listen to his songs ^^;. Another thing which makes his songs quite hard to forget is his way of naming them, with grandiose words you only see in anime songs XD (I mean... "Dragonheart" or "Kimi ni Sasagu Fantasia", etc.). He uses a lot of instruments, depending on the song. He has songs with wonderful guitar arrangements and some ballads with magical piano melodies.
PolyphonicBranch usually uses Miku in his works, although he has also used Len, Luka and GUMI. He had some songs where Miku sounds a bit off (but not to the point of hating the song), but otherwise, his tuning is quite okay. Not as perfect as some composers, but the quality of his music makes up for it.
sample songs
• Taiyo to Tsuki no Rondo (Miku x Luka)
• Kimi ni Sasagu Fantasia (Len)
• Boukyaku Alice (Miku)
• Dragonheart (Luka)
• Yumekui Nightmare (Miku)
nikki says
PolyphonicBranch's works always makes me go *_* as they always sound so grandiose to the point of magical. By magical, I meant the anime-ish feel they give off. He also always seems to have difficult-to-read lyrics, mostly having deep metaphors, like for example "Taiyou to Tsuki no Rondo". The best part of listening to PolyphonicBranch's songs for me is the intro part, because they are often so varied and cool that you can somehow catch the theme of the whole songs just by the listening to them.