KIRICO was credited as the vocalist for 'Hizai Cross.'
| Days in overlapping posts | Performed by the singer |
|---|---|
| Days in overlapping posts | Lyrics by the author |
The day is related to cross-production
KIRICO participated in "First Note," credited as the vocalist. KIRICO participated in 'First Note', credited as the lyricist.
Re-recording of the adapted track and handling of the soundtrack
When recording "Dream Score 2005" for "Tac-Note," KIRICO tried to keep the original position between chest and falsetto, only changing one particular spot he cared about; Additionally, some melodic rhythms are adjusted according to the requirements of shimochi.
When recording the rearranged version of "Konosora no Shita" for the "Fifth Aile Original Sound Track," she first tried a soul-style singing style, but it was too strong and was not adopted. She then switched to a less youthful singing style.
KIRICO noted in the "School Days" soundtrack log that the mastering process used a STUDER tape recorder to pass the entire track through analog tapes. She also explained that she had reserved a studio for the record.
Related entries
- Participated Works:The sun is in the crossing
- Participated songs:ファースト・ノート
References
- Lantis: Cross Days theme songbook and original soundtrack archived on the official website
- KIRIKO/HIKO: Old production log by the author
Data compiled on: 2026-10-10.