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ボーカルもドラムも別々に録る。山口一郎が語るライブ映像の音作り

JapanPublished October 6, 2026

Views 42.8K  |  Likes 424  |  Comments 26
Views#8,111,218Global
Views#160,208Japan

This video has 42.8K views and 424 likes, ranking #8,111,218 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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42,819

Likes

424

Comments

26

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Total (all-time): $30 – $86

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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ライブBlu-rayなどのライブ映像作品で耳にする「ライブの音」は、どのように作られているのでしょうか。 今回の動画では、山口一郎さんが、ライブ中のボーカル・ギター・ベース・ドラムなどの音をそれぞれ収録し、その素材を「ライブミックス」として改めてミックスして映像作品に使用する工程について話している場面を取り上げています。 山口さんの説明では、ボーカルだけの音、ギターの音、ベースのアンプ/ラインの音、ドラムの各音などをライブ中にそれぞれ記録し、それらをライブ用にミックスし直すことで「ライブを再現」していくとのこと。 短い発言ですが、普段何気なく見ているライブBlu-rayやライブ映像作品の音が、どのような工程を経て視…

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October 6, 2026
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