Since my exams ended on Thursday its been a whole mess of rushing around, especially with the leaders 2013 stuff being churned out for YE. There are a whole lot of other stuff that need to be done too, including meeting the J2s and also the assistant leaders... Ah well!
Got a look into the world of mixing whilst watching Pitch Perfect with Gihon and Vanessa! Well its the world in which Vanessa is in now, making songs using complex computer systems, and I'm glad I got to see a little glimpse of that. Vanessa herself is making amazing tunes and letting me hear them, and some of them are really really good!
Besides that, the other important thing was Jon's birthday celebration, which was today. I usually don't like much fanfare on birthdays (especially my own), but Jon does deserve to be applauded for the effort he puts into organizing Holland Cell activities, and my respect goes to him. Every time I see his work I'm reminded of superheroes working behind the scenes although they sometimes don't get the respect they're due. But he's done an amazing lot of stuff for the sake of the cell.
Lastly, I've finally taken the time to update my itunes, which now contains all the new anime songs of the anime that I've recently watched. Next on my anime list is Shakugan No Shana!
The introductory premise of this action anime is this: the main character, Sakai Yuji, because of a string of fortuitous events, finds out that he actually is dead right at the beginning of the anime. Why? Monsters called Tomogara eat the essence of human existence, causing the existence of some people to immediately disappear. How is Yuji still alive then? It's because of people like Shana, the red haired girl who appears before him, who are called Flame Haze, who create false existences called Torches (which Yuji is) to make sure the balance of the world isn't disrupted by the sudden disappearance of existence of a person. And this chance meeting leads to a whole chain of events that cause Yuji to be embroiled in the battle between Flame Haze and Tomogara.
Yup that's one big mouthful! And you gotta watch to understand. It was one of the really popular animes in Japan when it first came out!
And so, as ever, I'm busy! And as usual, I'll pull through. :)
Got a look into the world of mixing whilst watching Pitch Perfect with Gihon and Vanessa! Well its the world in which Vanessa is in now, making songs using complex computer systems, and I'm glad I got to see a little glimpse of that. Vanessa herself is making amazing tunes and letting me hear them, and some of them are really really good!
Besides that, the other important thing was Jon's birthday celebration, which was today. I usually don't like much fanfare on birthdays (especially my own), but Jon does deserve to be applauded for the effort he puts into organizing Holland Cell activities, and my respect goes to him. Every time I see his work I'm reminded of superheroes working behind the scenes although they sometimes don't get the respect they're due. But he's done an amazing lot of stuff for the sake of the cell.
Lastly, I've finally taken the time to update my itunes, which now contains all the new anime songs of the anime that I've recently watched. Next on my anime list is Shakugan No Shana!
The introductory premise of this action anime is this: the main character, Sakai Yuji, because of a string of fortuitous events, finds out that he actually is dead right at the beginning of the anime. Why? Monsters called Tomogara eat the essence of human existence, causing the existence of some people to immediately disappear. How is Yuji still alive then? It's because of people like Shana, the red haired girl who appears before him, who are called Flame Haze, who create false existences called Torches (which Yuji is) to make sure the balance of the world isn't disrupted by the sudden disappearance of existence of a person. And this chance meeting leads to a whole chain of events that cause Yuji to be embroiled in the battle between Flame Haze and Tomogara.
Yup that's one big mouthful! And you gotta watch to understand. It was one of the really popular animes in Japan when it first came out!
And so, as ever, I'm busy! And as usual, I'll pull through. :)
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