Again, no track titles listed anywhere, so I made them up.
Do you know of a professional photographer who doesn't use a light meter (optional for digital, although they'd use one anyway) nor look at the histogram to check their metering? They'd be out of work so fast, 1/8000 second shutter wouldn't be able to save them!
Is it so hard to check recording levels on these things!? What kind of incompetent *%&#s are getting paid to do this? Hell, I can record a less annoying audio with my 5-year old iRiver MP3 player. I can even do so without prechecking the metering by turning on the AGC (automatic gain control), although that would lead to a bit more compressed sound.
Believe or not, I'm a positive person. I've only recently come to realize that, by the way. So, I'm going to move on to talking about the contents.
In track 1, Ema-sama and Ryouko-tan walks from Tokyo Big Sight (widely known for holding Comike each year) to Differ Ariake, a nearby event space. They encounter all sorts of adventures in their journey... or not. But these two are interesting, anyway. Maybe it's just me. Who knows? Oh, and they wonder what that huge saw is for. It's so it can be featured in Nurse Witch Komugi-chan anime, silly! w
By the way, I was at both of these places recently for Comike 77 and AquaPlus Festa 2009. And I had this shipped to a friends' (apostrophe placement is correct) place in Japan, but it looks like that is no longer necessary. I think they've stopped classifying these as game software, so Amazon.co.jp will ship them internationally. Obviously, it was still cheaper for me to just pick them up since I stayed there for almost 3 weeks. :P
Track 2 is an aftermath, recorded indoors. Sound quality is no better, though.
One thing I learned is, Ema-sama needs to exercise more.
