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Reacting to Mothy (Bloodstained Switch, Fifth Pierrot, Waltz Of The Departed) (EXTRA PATREON CONTENT) (Patreon)

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2026-09-19 12:00:16
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2026-09
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  • 747885451.mp4

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Songs:

Bloodstained Switch

Fifth Pierrot

Waltz Of The Departed

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Chaolao

Definitely here for this!

Chaolao

Yeah, Mario Gabriel and Ryuutsu (might've written their names wrong) are the goats for the retunes and mixs. I can't remember but I think they've gotten permission to remake it? There are also some versions cover with many creators that I'd perfer, but I'm unsure of the orders. So I'll leave it be. Glad you found the instrumentals and mixing neat. Gonna die waiting for this series reaction

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I think ryuutsa tends to make his tuning more vocaloid-ish. Like he likes to annunciate each syllable. Mothy does vary his tuning tho. In his original upload of bloodstained switch and waltz of the departed, his tuning is a lot more human like. Actually for bloodstained switch, Mario added a bunch of extra stuff to the instrumental which is why the pads are much more prominent. The bridge part was actually much more piano focused in the original. Just for clarity, Mario and Ryuutsa aren't affiliated with mothy himself. They just make PVs and sometimes cover the song. Oh and the part after fifth pierrot where they were all battling, that was actually a scrapped instrumental mothy uploaded lol. I feel like mothy is one of those producers who have a wide range of styles. Like he did electronic music, hard trance,rock, Gothic rock, classical music, orchestral music,waltz, ballad and a lot more. He recently did a Japanese inspired song with these ridiculously catchy Japanese acoustic (im not sure what they're called lol). I'm definitely hoping for more reactions to him, his entire series is a masterpiece