Katsu Yokoyama wrote in "As Expected, My Youth Love Story in the Game Also Has Issues." In 'Sequel', he is credited as composer and arranger.
| Sure enough, my youth love story in the game also has issues. Continue the position | Composer and arranger |
|---|---|
| Steins;Gate post of destiny | 《STEINS; GATE SYMPHONIC REUNION' album version, orchestral arrangement |
Sure enough, my youth love story in the game also has issues. Continue related productions
Katsu Yokoyama participated in "Be clear," credited as composer and arranger.
Related productions for Steins;Gate
Katsu Yokoyama appeared in 'STEINS;' The album version credited with orchestral arrangement is credited to GATE SYMPHONIC REUNION.
Joint score, remote recording, and sample production
When composing the 2019 anime 'Astra Beyond the Lake,' Katsu Yokoyama and Nobuaki Nobusawa discussed the concept of unification and composed the music separately. The two balanced music menus according to the scene, both writing comedy and serious music; Yokoyama chose to focus on seriousness, leaving more comedic expression to the visuals and story.
To capture the orchestral texture of larger spaces, Yokoyama chose to record in Sofia, Bulgaria, using Skype for communication and dedicated software for audio transmission.
The character song "Star of Hope" incorporates the original poem into a musical-style melody. He is familiar with Saori Hayami's singing ability, so he did not lower the difficulty to the usual easy singing level.
When producing Tokyo Scoring Solo Strings, he coordinated musicians and engineers, providing his own quartet and MIDI for the TV drama as performance samples that software sources find difficult to reproduce.
He began studying composition
Yokoyama recalled that after buying a synthesizer in the second year of middle school, he became interested in composing. After graduating from junior high, he studied computer science at a technical college, later turning his attention to film music, and began preparing for a music university at the age of 19.
The soundtrack concept for 'Orpheus of Iron'
When composing the score for Mobile Suit Gunstop: Iron-Blooded Orphans, Yokoyama started from the orphans' idea that it was difficult to own their instruments, using Stomp, which uses buckets, deck brushes, and similar items as instruments.
From studying at university to starting to take orders
Katsu Yokoyama graduated from the Department of Composition at Kunitachi College of Music. During university, he regarded understanding the expressive techniques and background of modern music as an important achievement; He also frequently attended music design classes, engaging with interactive computer music, which connected with what he had learned at the higher vocational college.
From his third year of university, he sent his songs to various places and gradually took on work composing songs for voice actors and advertising music. Under the guidance of a music producer, he experimented with different styles every day and experienced a work style where he would write and record music immediately after meetings.
Related entries
- Participated Works:Sure enough, my youth love story in the game also has issues. Continued
- Participated songs:Be clear
- Participated Works:Steins;Gate
- Featured Tracks:Cycle（SYMPHONIC REUNION）
- Featured Tracks:Hacking to the Gate (SYMPHONIC REUNION Vocal Version)
- Featured Tracks:Hacking to the Gate -Instrumental-（SYMPHONIC REUNION）
- Featured Tracks:On a Moonlit Night of Preghiera (SYMPHONIC REUNION Vocal Version)
- Featured Tracks:Pregiera no Tsukiyo ni -Instrumental- (SYMPHONIC REUNION)
- Featured Tracks:Skyclad Observer (SYMPHONIC REUNION Vocal Version)
- Featured Tracks:Skyclad Observer -Instrumental- (SYMPHONIC REUNION)
- Nobuzawa Nobuaki, who jointly discussed the soundtrack concept for 'Astra: Beyond':Faithfulness and blessings are proclaimed and bright
References
- MAGES: Ore Guile Sequel Product and Be Clear
- AniTone: SYMPHONIC REUNION complete 26 tracks
- Tower Records: SYMPHONIC REUNION is clearly the arrangement and vocals
- WebNewtype: Katsuyo Yokoyama and Nobuaki Nobusawa discuss 'Astra Beyond the Distance'
- SONICWIRE: Tokyo Scoring Solo Strings Production Interview
- JASRAC Creators View: Interview with Katsu Yokoyama himself
- National College of Music: Katsu Yokoyama's studies and began working while still a student
Data compiled on: 2026-10-16.