音時雨 ～Regentropfen～

The happiest moment to me isn't going to KOKIA or even the Vienna New Year's concert, but is to hold a cat tight and let her purring in my arms -- Cats are so elegant that I can never refuse! （*´▽｀*）

→ Xperia Arc's another magic: turning a cat into a ghost.

This cat, at least from my shot, looks unhappy, and its pupil and iris are all together black, making it like a lingering ghost in a haunted house apartment. But it may (yet very possibly) due to my miserable camera sensor, as in that day, I didn't bring my real camera with me, and from that far, there's no other way but to force zoom in for a close-up shot..

I sent these pictures to my friend during the night, and she said she's scared -- even though they themselves are in a quite bright afternoon!

The whole March and April are crammed up, that I couldn't find a chunk of time to do any "serious colour harmonisation" while enjoying the new buddy ClipStudio.
Regardless, I've got one unfinished at a progress of 3/5, and one pencil draft, plus this (again) unfinished doodle.

Anyway, the experience with ClipStudio is excellent (but drawing on a Surface is too smooth to get used to quickly)!

To keep myself sane, I avoided "caTra" and switched to loop Mozart's piano concertos over the past 2 weeks, but very often, when I try to sing a piece of melody, Akiko's "PF alpha" will be one of the top options.
So like what I decided last time, I eventually spent this weekend to figure out the musical pattern of the first track of caTra.

My goal was simple, to obtain a playable sheet music for this unique petite toccata. I'm glad she sang them in note names, which making the "dissection" much easier (in this case, it's also much faster to just write down in the numbered notation).
↓ Although in the second half, it was all like these crazy progressions.

So far, the machine produced organ version, although emotion-less, sounds good. Just like how one plays Bach's toccatas.
To me, even Sound Horizon's "Baroque" isn't really that Baroque, but Akiko's this "PF alpha" (my personalised nickname for the long title) has gone across the borderline of my standard for the Baroque style. :3

I'm fairly aware of that it's impossible to actually produce those 32nd's, but I think I can make something for the rest parts.
-- Not that good, but it's indeed fun!
While processing the 30 seconds, I gradually understood and began to feel how a mutagen changes genetic sequences in living cells. xD;

Too bad this song isn't in d minor (it begins with 1 flat = F major though)..