[X] My Assistant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGrRh-6JQ3Q

I happened to get a fetish and was listening to this song a lot lately. It never reminded me of anything, but after playing it thirty times I realized it might be vaguely compatible for fusion.

This song is 68.7 BPM (I had guessed 70 BPM without using any tools or even watching my player's clock, not bad. I guess my power to unconsciously notice that Sailor Star and Metal Miku had the exact same BPM was not a fluke). I had also read stuffs during my prior post, so I thought it time to figure out a key myself. Using Ass Spanker method, I listened to the last melody note(s) at the end and chorus.

I don't have any tuned instrument to check the note, but since I suspect I might have the (undeveloped beginnings of) perfect pitch ability, I tried wildly guessing at that note. I guessed F#. Then I looked up youtube videos of test tones and thought it was G or G# instead. Unless the note is the exact same instrument and octave, it's easy to get tricked (this is one way some of the online perfect pitch tests tried to throw off my guesses).

Eventually I decided it was F# again, probably major key since this song sounds happy (at present, I have to wildly guess at this since I don't go checking chords). That particular youtube reference tone is nice because it slowly plays multiple instruments and octaves to help you, rather than a brief note at weird octave to throw you off.

Ass Spanker no clickie or hover over [www.mediafire.com] these [www.mediafire.com] links. No read file names. You must first guess what the other fused song is.

Wahaha! It's not perfect, but it worked out better than I expected. Unfortunately, this song has no karaoke version so I don't think there is a good way to isolate the vocals. The second link has an added resync.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGrRh-6JQ3Q

I happened to get a fetish and was listening to this song a lot lately. It never reminded me of anything, but after playing it thirty times I realized it might be vaguely compatible for fusion.

This song is 68.7 BPM (I had guessed 70 BPM without using any tools or even watching my player's clock, not bad. I guess my power to unconsciously notice that Sailor Star and Metal Miku had the exact same BPM was not a fluke). I had also read stuffs during my prior post, so I thought it time to figure out a key myself. Using Ass Spanker method, I listened to the last melody note(s) at the end and chorus.

I don't have any tuned instrument to check the note, but since I suspect I might have the (undeveloped beginnings of) perfect pitch ability, I tried wildly guessing at that note. I guessed F#. Then I looked up youtube videos of test tones and thought it was G or G# instead. Unless the note is the exact same instrument and octave, it's easy to get tricked (this is one way some of the online perfect pitch tests tried to throw off my guesses).

Eventually I decided it was F# again, probably major key since this song sounds happy (at present, I have to wildly guess at this since I don't go checking chords). That particular youtube reference tone is nice because it slowly plays multiple instruments and octaves to help you, rather than a brief note at weird octave to throw you off.

Ass Spanker no clickie or hover over [www.mediafire.com] these [www.mediafire.com] links. No read file names. You must first guess what the other fused song is.

Wahaha! It's not perfect, but it worked out better than I expected. Unfortunately, this song has no karaoke version so I don't think there is a good way to isolate the vocals. The second link has an added resync.

This is a very weird combo to mix together since Akanezora is in 3/4 or 6/8 (probably 6/8) but FD is 4/4 so the rhythms will conflict. Also FD changes keys a lot so you need to change the other song accordingly as well.
Looks like F# major to me. In case you haven't noticed, this song spams the Canon progression.
The last note trick is very useful for most songs (I would say around around 70%?). Obviously useless if the end doesn't resolve however.

probably major key since this song sounds happy

I never had much success with guessing major or minor based on how happy a song is. It's a scam invented by people with good musical ears.

This song is 68.7 BPM (I had guessed 70 BPM without using any tools or even watching my player's clock, not bad.

I can only roughly guess a song's tempo when it's around 300BPM or 150BPM lol. You can guess the reason why.

Noni edit: let's use PM for this, shall we?

This post has been edited by Noni: Jan 28 2022, 09:27