Shi-Ki Disco 2 - Yo-kai Agiri Returns (OST Version)

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Welcome to the sequel to the Shi-ki Disco I made in February. After finishing that version, I really started to dig the slower tempo of the original version, hence why the old one was then reworked, lined up tempowise, reworked percussion and extra parts that were missing and most notably, I could finally be arsed to do a bass part.

This also technically marks the great and divine sensation to work on twice the amount of RAM, better processor and GPU, as I did a fair bit of modifications to my trusty old Laptop, (It's a Mac running Bootcamp Win10 lmao) that have lasted me since 2012. (My desktop can now go die in a fire)

Due to this, we have now gone back to Vegas 12 rather then the Vegas 7 version, which was ultimately cut short due to the project crashing and just being a general nuisance and a motivation killer when I had more important stuff to worry about.

Due to the upgrade as well, you can finally enjoy a proper 1080p 60 frame YTPMV by me lol

Thanks once again to Shikitashi, for providing me with the stems, Hope you enjoy this version as well!

Videos sampled are https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoHidTrlWRc [Search with this ID] (Please finish this one already) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1WovItArYo [Search with this ID] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miL_5yiLi0g [Search with this ID] (Although it's only WTF BOOM lmao)

Song is "Yo-Kai Disco (OST Version)" by Yousuke Yasui on Mamorukun Curse, and the opening is "Bath House" from Bean Dreams because it literally ends on the same chord lmao

Also I figured out when I was working on visuals for the MEIKAI version that +tek had done the whole thing in Famitracker... Hmm....

#YTPMV

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