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[VGM pack] Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
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Version 1.01: Old package repacked. Cover added and info file updated.
Pack's page: http://www.smspower.org/Music/DrRobotniksMeanBeanMachine-SMS |
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![]() Last edited by kyubihanyou on Fri Oct 14, 2011 3:48 pm; edited 1 time in total |
Nagao is actually as Nagao 'N' Gee here (with the single quotes, like with Deep Duck Trouble)
The "Miki" in Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine is actually "Hiki" ( #t=2m24s ) Furthermore, based on "Hiki's" general proximity to Masayuki Nagao, I believe this is an alias for Masanori Hikichi: the member of Cube who worked with Nagao on the Mega Drive version (under "Music and FX") (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l1Z3KVgmSE#t=2m41s) "Lotty" is most likely Nittoku Inoue. In Formula One World Championship: Beyond the Limit for the Mega CD, "Lotty" is credited for composition. Based on the two soundtrack releases, where his names appears out of the blue on the credit lists, it can only be him. ( #t=2m57s ) - FOWC http://vgmdb.net/album/6328 - Soundtrack Vol. 1 http://vgmdb.net/album/6330 - Soundtrack Vol. 2 |
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Look at my Jurassic Park pack's composers and tell me please .... are they the same two guys or what? =P
(I was more going for the 'Who is Lotty' since I was almost adding the new information to my midi site) o.o |
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New finding
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Axe this. CHz of vgmdb ( http://vgmdb.net/forums/showthread.php?t=178#post36643 ) made it apparent as to who was involved in Golden Axe III (which includes Lotty for music and/or sound effects) ( #t=47m15s ) based on Naofumi Hataya's commentary. Maeda (前田), Oguro (小黒), Sawada (澤田), and Hataya [himself] (幡谷), as opposed to N.H, Ryunosuke, Lotty, T.S -Hataya is definitely N.H -Maeda (who also commentated in the album) I thought was T.S due to the unfamiliarity and single usage of the other names but now must be Ryunosuke based on the order given here. -T.S must be Sawada due to a) the strength of the letters, b) Sawada's "newness" at the time as opposed to the vets around him, and c) the order given here. -Lotty must be this Oguro fellow, whose name isn't familiar among known composer names of any company. Side note: It's just a game, CHz; lighten up. |
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Hey kyubi, I'd prefer not to follow you around the internet if I can help it, since that'd be super creepy to the max. If you want to turn Sega Retro and the like into an unreliable web of speculation, knock yourself out. But I'd really appreciate it if you'd not misinterpret my posts and then spread guesses with my name on them. Just quote me directly, please. For everyone else, I want to clarify what I was really trying to say in that post, as it does involve the identity of "Lotty." I've been trying to figure out who he is myself for a few months. It's what drove me to make that post, actually! Golden Axe III's sound credits look like this:
When talking about Golden Axe III in the GA compilation soundtrack, Naofumi Hataya mentions four people: Maeda (前田), 小黒 (probably Oguro, but not confirmed; could theoretically be Koguro or even something wilder), Sawada (澤田), and himself (幡谷). Because the game credits four people for music/SFX, and because Naofumi Hataya and Tatsuyuki Maeda are confirmed to have done music/SFX for the game, I think there's a chance he's naming the four. However, all I did was pull words out of context, which proves absolutely nothing about anything; I can point out specific instances on VGMdb where this backfired. Confirming these four are the game's sound guys would require real Japanese comprehension skills, which are something neither kyubi nor myself possess. So please don't treat this as fact until someone who actually knows what they're doing looks into it. That makes this part mostly bunk for the time being:
But assuming those four really are the four music/SFX guys, I want to ask you what you mean by "order," kyubi. I really hope that I'm misunderstanding you and that you're not trying to argue that the order Hataya listed names in liner notes written fifteen years after the game corresponds to the order the people are listed in the game. That is completely unknowable unless you've heard it from Hataya himself. Assuming the four that Hataya listed are the four music/SFX guys, a proper deduction looks like this:
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We are generally hoping to rely on solid evidence for these name associations, so Lotty will remain Lotty until we get something concrete :) | |
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I know firsthand how easy it is to jump to conclusions about identities, because I've done it myself, so I'm glad to hear that. If I end up being the one to definitively connect "Lotty" to 小黒 or whoever else he may be, I'll let you all know what I find. :) | |
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Found out who "Lotty" is.
Her name is Haruyo Oguro (小黒 晴代). I got this info from Masaru Setsumaru on Twitter. |
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![]() Last edited by CHz on Tue Mar 27, 2012 10:37 am; edited 1 time in total |
Masaru Setsumaru is wonderful!
EDIT: Please ignore the next paragraph; I apparently forgot to read my previous evidence before posting it. See two posts down for a correction. Now that three of the four people Hataya mentioned in the liner notes turned out to have worked on the game, it now seems pretty likely that the fourth one, Maeda, did too. (Although, having not translated the Japanese, still can't be completely certain.) And if he did, by elimination, he'd be Ryunosuke. |
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Apparently, the only way to get in contact with Maeda is his official SEGA e-mail. Which of course, can't be handed out to the public.
And yes! Setsu is a very cool guy, he almost always responds to any question I have for him. (Although, I don't wanna bug him with every Q I could ask him, then he might get annoyed by me and not respond.) |
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Oh dang, I just realized how dumb that last paragraph I wrote was. Sawada is the final person Hataya mentioned but isn't otherwise confirmed to have worked on GA3, not Maeda. SIGH
Here's the long form of what I should have said:
Since Lotty has been identified (thanks again!), that pretty much wraps up the relevance GA3 has to this thread, but I wanted to correct that because it was just embarrassingly wrong. :[ |
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I talked to Mr. Nagao. He says he doesn't remember Lotty, but he says that Hiki is in fact Masanori Hikichi. He said though, that if Masaru said Lotty was Oguro, then he'd be correct. | |
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Version 1.02
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Following on from all this composer identity discussion, I've incorporated the real names of the composers (which has since been confirmed and backed up) into the VGMs themselves.
Dave has also since identified which songs he composed for the game, so I've made it so he is credited for those tracks specifically. I would love to know the roles of the Japanese musicians in this one... |
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