Introduction to “MIX” ,Cultural shout of Japanese concert
Hi
Today I would like to introduce “MIX" which is the culture of Japanese concert
Before I tell you, I do not understand English at all.
Please read this article after understanding that you wrote with the help of google teacher
What is MIX?
It is a kind of a shout of a concert, and it is composed of words conforming to a certain category and genre.
Basically MIX is done with intro and interlude that scale is about 8 measures
There are also many types of MIX.
Basically it consists of 7 words + 2 words.
Basically MIX flow
I shout “oi" at 2nd beat and 4th beat between the first two bars
I take two bars from there and say “ah 👏👏 yo ssha iku zo-"
※👏=clap one times
※"yo ssha iku zo" means that we will go and go in English
I will perform various MIX from the fifth measures.
※The part of “ah 👏👏 yo ssha iku zo-" is called Shido or Hatsudo
※※Shido or Hatsudo means starting phrase in English
Types of MIX
From here I will introduce the MIX that I have to remember absolutely
Standard MIX
taiga faiya saiba faiba
daiba baiba jaajaa
(faibo waipaa)
Reference video↓
This is the most standard of MIX
taiga means Tiger
faiya means fire
saiba means cyber
faiba means fiber
daiba means diver
baiba means vibration
jaajaa means Synthetic fiber
faibo means flying
waipaa means wyper
MIX in () is done for the measure of 8 measures + 1 to 2 measures
Standard MIX is shouted in first intro of songs
Japanese MIX
tora hi jinzo seni
ama sindo kasen
(tobi jokyo)
Reference video↓
This MIX is a standard MIX made into Japanese
There is also a version that shouts at once without separating kasen and tobi jokyo
Japanese MIX is shouted in second intro(after first chorus) of songs
Ainu MIX ver.Zenkyo
chape ape kara kina
rara twusuke myohontwusuke
Reference video↓
This MIX is a standard MIX made into Ainu Languege.
Ainu language that used to exist in Japan
ver.Zenkyo is shouted in interlude or ending of songs
Ainu MIM ver.Full
chape ape kara kina
rara twusuke wisupe
kesyi suisupaa
Reference video↓
Ainu MIX ver.Zenkyo used on just 8 measures scale but ver.Full is used in more scale
ver.Full is shouted in ending of songs
Encho MIX
faibo waipaa faamaa jasupaa
howaipaa kuupaa iesukureipaa
Reference video↓
This MIX is Shouted in after the Standerd MIX when scale is 12 measures
other : Introduction to “Kojo"
Introducing “Kojo" as another call used in Japanese concerts.
Kojo is set phrase to shout with song interlude.
As a representative thing there is “Gachi koi Kojo" so I will introduce it this time
iitai koto ga arundayo yappari ○○ wa kawaiiyo
sukisuki daisuki yappasuki yatto mitsuketa ohimesama
ore ga umarete kita riyuu soreha ○○ ni deautame
ore to issyo ni jinsei ayumou sekai de itiban aishiteru
aishiteru※The name of the favorite player is included in ○○
※This is Kojo used when player is a woman
Reference video↓
This Kojo is shouted in 16 measures +2 or more measures in interlude
The meaning of this Kojo is translated into English below↓
There is something I want to say After all 〇〇 is cute
I love you I love you I love it Finally I found a princess
Reason why I was born Because it meets 〇〇
Let’s walk life with me I love you the most in the world
I LOVE YOU
Originally born in Japan, I introduced Kojo in Japanese, but Kojo does not have to be in Japanese
If the groove matches the song, the language is free so I want you to create it freely
When the Player is male
iitai koto ga arundayo yappari ○○ kakkoii
sukisuki daisuki yappasuki yatto mitsuketa oojisama
watashi ga umarete kita riyuu soreha ○○ ni deautame
watashi to issyo ni jinsei ayumou sekai de itiban aishiteru
aishiteru※The name of the favorite player is included in ○○
※This is Kojo used when player is a man
Reference video↓
編集失敗したけど、ガチ恋口上やってみた!#たじゅた@taju_10pic.twitter.com/ErtXaeGexS
— なあ。(なかっちゃん) (@manamaru_0121) December 19, 2018
The meaning is almost same as saying for women
in last
I think that you can understand that there are such concert culture in Japan.
I certainly want you to use it in various areas
thanks for reading
Original text in Japanese↓