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Arahata Ryohei

Ryohei Arahata, in Steins;Gate 0, credited as "STEINS;" Arranged for the album version of 'GATE 0 SOUND TRACKS -Complete Edition-'.

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Steins;Gate of Fate 0 positions《STEINS; Arranged for the album version of 'GATE 0 SOUND TRACKS -Complete Edition-'

Steins;Gate 0 Related Productions

Ryohei Arahata, in 'STEINS;' In the album version of 'GATE 0 SOUND TRACKS -Complete Edition-', the arrangement was credited as the arrangement.

From classical piano to supporting performances

Arahata began learning classical piano at the age of three. While forming a band in high school, he also began supporting keyboard performance and recording work.

Keyboard Tone and Tour Preparation

He used KRONOS' Berlin Grand as the main piano tone, and prepared piano, organ, synthesizer, and pad to simplify the live setup as much as possible. When performing overseas, he rented a local keyboard and loaded the data he had prepared.

Detailed adjustments between vocals and piano

During the ReoNa 2025 Acoustic Tour, the vocals and piano sections prompted him to fine-tune sustain pedal noise, mechanical sounds, and resonance. For electric pianos, he preferred distorted Wurlitzer and Rhodes, believing these tones were easier to blend with vocals and other instruments.

Co-co-ro-style synchronization and ventilation

When creating "Co-Co-Ro," Arahata had all instruments play the same riff in unison, echoing the theme of the connection between mind and body. He also explained that when writing melodies, first hum to find natural breathing points, forming sentences that are easier to write lyrics and sing.

A band recording with a 'Co Co Ro' style

"コ・コ・ロ" features a minimalist arrangement, with recordings retaining members from ReoNa's usual live bands; The chorus was recorded by these members while clapping their hands.

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