Eye of the Beholder

vgmrips · Post by **vgmrips** » 2015-03-09, 8:15:42

Title	Eye of the Beholder
Composer	Yuzo Koshiro, Shinji Hosoe,
System	NEC PC-9801
Sound Chips	YM2203
Tracks	11
Playing time	22:06
Pack author	2ch-H
Pack version	1.02
Last Update	2025-04-04

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MaliceX · Post by **MaliceX** » 2015-03-09, 14:13:52

Did you miss out on tagging Yuji Yamada's kanji name?
http://vgmdb.net/artist/10613?perpage=99999

2ch-H · Post by **2ch-H** » 2015-03-09, 23:23:40

Yuji Yamada to ending of Credits, but there was no kanji name.
When I do not know the kanji name will be referred in the Romanization.

MaliceX wrote:http://vgmdb.net/artist/10613?perpage=99999

Work orchestra performers of the person, I think that person's a different person.

Shywolf · Post by **Shywolf** » 2018-01-31, 4:56:16

As a little heads-up, switching the sound source in Hoot reveals support of the data and sound driver for OPNA-based sound boards.

cetera · Post by **cetera** » 2022-11-21, 17:48:07

i wanna hear more about this dodging contracts

fusoxide · Post by **fusoxide** » 2022-11-22, 17:53:49

It's something that happens in the VGM industry from time to time. One of the best known examples is Hideki Naganuma going under the alias skankfunk to compose a few tracks for the anime Air Gear (and sound directing the OST as a whole), he admitted to doing this due to not being allowed to work on projects outside of Sega. Another more obscure case that I know of is Satoru Kosaki; back when he was an in-house Namco composer, he used the alias Shinji Ikeda to compose the score for the Munto 2 OVA (and did leave Namco to join Monaca not long afterwards). There's probably other cases too.