A Collection of Recommended Tracks for First-Time Listeners of Touched
A Guide to Deeply Listening to Touched's Music Through Iconic Tracks
This collection serves as a guide to deeply listening to Touched's music from the perspective of iconic tracks. It provides a path to grasp the overall musical tone by comparing each track's different speeds and emotions. Instead of ranking songs by popularity, we have used the differences in arrangements, performances, and emotions that can be recognized in official audio and live stages as our starting points.
Touched's songs cannot be explained by strong vocals alone. The short riffs of the guitar, the low flow created by the bass, the pauses and re-entrances of the drums, and the chords expanded by the keyboards all contribute to the song's rise. Each item offers methods to listen again with a focus on just one instrument.
When the same song appears in different collections, the versions may differ, such as studio audio, concerts, festivals, broadcasts, and acoustics. The questions posed for appreciation are also curated differently. Since the same video is not reused, this can be utilized as material comparing differences between audio and stage performances.
The lyrics convey emotions created by the combination of recurring images, the direction of the melody, and the density of instruments, rather than translating long sentences. We prioritize original versions from Touched, audio rights holders, and performance venues, excluding fan cams and any sources without attribution.
Initially, listen closely to the overall flow at a comfortable vocal volume, and then choose the guitar for the second listen, followed by the bass and drums for the third. In strong rock and live performances, more information is conveyed when you listen to the spaces and signals between instruments rather than just the loud sounds.
Highlight
What kind of song/stage is it? 〈Highlight〉 is selected in this collection to explain the entry point to Touched’s iconic tracks. It provides a path to grasp the overall musical tone by comparing each song's different speeds and emotions. This song does not aim to represent all of Touched's works, but it serves as a concrete starting point for observing the gradual build-up of the band and vocal power leading to a wide chorus from a quiet beginning, embodying a representative rising rock. Even when this same song appears in other lists, the data and questions differ, such as studio, concert, broadcast, and acoustic versions. First, instead of quickly judging whether you like it, follow the song's changing size and speed from the introduction to the last fading sound.
Sound and Arrangement A quintessential rising rock, where the quiet start gradually builds up vocal and band power leading to a wide chorus. The vocals guide the direction of the melody while the guitar and keyboard arrange riffs, chords, and reverb across different ranges. The bass connects the chords while holding the low center, and the drum creates the signal for the next section with kick, snare, and cymbals. Not all instruments play loudly at all times. Look for moments when one instrument takes over the empty space left by another, finding moments where the rhythm briefly pauses before re-starting to clarify the ensemble. Let’s distinguish the layers of instruments at a comfortable vocal volume using earphones.
Initial Listening Points The first points to check are the low breath of the first phrase, the drum fill just before the chorus, and the moment when the guitar and keyboard expand their ranges simultaneously. For the first listen, comfortably enjoy the melody and emotional line; on the second, observe how the number of instruments and volume change within about 20 seconds before and after these points. For the third listen, focus just on the guitar, followed by bass and drums in the next, to follow along to the end. Prioritize listening to the actual sound before the fast video transitions, and use the cues exchanged by the performers’ hands as supplementary materials to identify the cause of the sounds.
Next Recommended Songs/Versions Next, let’s compare the preceding and following songs from this article with other official versions of 〈Highlight〉. Studio audio will show the balance of detailed sounds and arrangements, while concerts and broadcast stages will demonstrate the intro, interludes, and audience engagement. Even with the same title, the guitar tone, keyboard significance, vocal phrases, and drum fill can vary. It’s best to confirm the song title and upload source on Touched's official channel and audio rights holder page rather than jump directly into unofficial lyric videos during auto-play.
Lyrics and Atmosphere The lyrics unfold the desire to capture the present moment and move forward, expressed through images of light and the stage. Instead of translating long phrases, you can grasp the song's emotions more fully by listening to the title, recurring imagery, the position where the vocals exert strength, and the direction of the melody rising or falling. It's also important to observe how the same sentence changes in temperature between a quiet introduction and a large chorus. Instead of settling on a single meaning in the uninterpreted sections, let's observe what scenes are conjured in the listener's mind by the density and brightness of the sound.
Live Viewing/Application In the live setting, confirm the low breath of the first phrase, the drum fill just before the chorus, and when the guitar and keyboard expand their ranges simultaneously. Then compare the intro length, guitar solo, and repetitions of the chorus and final chorus with the audio. It’s interesting to see how the bass and drums maintain rhythm while the vocals allow space for the audience, as well as how the guitar and keyboard signal transitions to the next song or section. In performance venues, large volumes close to the speakers can obscure details, so it’s advisable to use music earplugs and maintain an appropriate distance, while ensuring there are quiet breaks behind loud sounds.
Official Materials The selected material is from the ‘TOUCHED’ channel’s ‘Highlight | HIGHLIGHT Ⅲ’ and the URL is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY6Vf3dLHZ0. The video should be checked for 11 character ID, YouTube public oEmbed HTTP response, title, and author channel separately while checking for duplicates in newly bundled and existing database video IDs. We only use originals from Touched’s official channel, audio rights holders, performance venues, or broadcasters while excluding fan cam, fan lyric videos, unknown source re-uploads, and Shorts. It’s safest to verify the artwork information alongside the video description and official audio page. Official Video/Materials
Hi Bully
What kind of song/stage is it? 〈Hi Bully〉 is selected in this collection to explain the entry point to Touched’s iconic tracks. It provides a path to grasp the overall musical tone by comparing each song's different speeds and emotions. This song does not aim to represent all of Touched's works, but it serves as a concrete starting point for observing a fast-paced rock characterized by a short, sharp guitar riff, a solid kick and snare, and the direct tone of vocals that collide quickly. Even when this same song appears in other lists, the data and questions differ, such as studio, concert, broadcast, and acoustic versions. First, instead of quickly judging whether you like it, follow the song's changing size and speed from the introduction to the last fading sound.
Sound and Arrangement A rock track with a short, sharp guitar riff, a solid kick and snare, and the direct tone of vocals clashing rapidly. The vocals lead the melody, while the guitar and keyboard arrange riffs, chords, and reverb across different ranges. The bass connects the chords while holding the low center, and the drum creates the signal for the next section with kick, snare, and cymbals. Not all instruments play loudly at all times. Look for moments when one instrument takes over the empty space left by another, finding moments where the rhythm briefly pauses before re-starting to clarify the ensemble. Let’s distinguish the layers of instruments at a comfortable vocal volume using earphones.
Initial Listening Points The first points to check are the accent of the introductory riff, where the rhythm briefly pauses before returning, and the exchanges between vocals and guitar. For the first listen, comfortably enjoy the melody and emotional line; on the second, observe how the number of instruments and volume change within about 20 seconds before and after these points. For the third listen, focus just on the guitar, followed by bass and drums in the next, to follow along to the end. Prioritize listening to the actual sound before the fast video transitions, and use the cues exchanged by the performers’ hands as supplementary materials to identify the cause of the sounds.
Next Recommended Songs/Versions Next, let’s compare the preceding and following songs from this article with other official versions of 〈Hi Bully〉. Studio audio will show the balance of detailed sounds and arrangements, while concerts and broadcast stages will demonstrate the intro, interludes, and audience engagement. Even with the same title, the guitar tone, keyboard significance, vocal phrases, and drum fill can vary. It’s best to confirm the song title and upload source on Touched's official channel and audio rights holder page rather than jump directly into unofficial lyric videos during auto-play.
Lyrics and Atmosphere The song expresses the attitude of reclaiming one's voice without shrinking from pressure and threats. Instead of translating long phrases, you can grasp the song's emotions more fully by listening to the title, recurring imagery, the position where the vocals exert strength, and the direction of the melody rising or falling. It's also important to observe how the same sentence changes in temperature between a quiet introduction and a large chorus. Instead of settling on a single meaning in the uninterpreted sections, let's observe what scenes are conjured in the listener's mind by the density and brightness of the sound.
Live Viewing/Application In the live setting, confirm the accent of the introductory riff, the pause in the rhythm before returning, and the exchanges between vocals and guitar. Then compare the intro length, guitar solo, and repetitions of the chorus and final chorus with the audio. It’s interesting to see how the bass and drums maintain rhythm while the vocals allow space for the audience, as well as how the guitar and keyboard signal transitions to the next song or section. In performance venues, large volumes close to the speakers can obscure details, so it’s advisable to use music earplugs and maintain an appropriate distance, while ensuring there are quiet breaks behind loud sounds.
Official Materials The selected material is from the ‘TOUCHED - Topic’ channel’s ‘Hi Bully (Acoustic ver.)’ and the URL is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG-ZAD3VdNU. The video should be checked for 11 character ID, YouTube public oEmbed HTTP response, title, and author channel separately while checking for duplicates in newly bundled and existing database video IDs. We only use originals from Touched’s official channel, audio rights holders, performance venues, or broadcasters while excluding fan cam, fan lyric videos, unknown source re-uploads, and Shorts. It’s safest to verify the artwork information alongside the video description and official audio page. Official Video/Materials
Stand Up!
What kind of song/stage is it? 〈Stand Up!〉 is selected in this collection to explain the entry point to Touched’s iconic tracks. It provides a path to grasp the overall musical tone by comparing each song's different speeds and emotions. This song does not aim to represent all of Touched's works, but it serves as a concrete starting point for observing a pop rock characterized by memorable choruses, gradual ensemble building, and powerful vocals. Even when this same song appears in other lists, the data and questions differ, such as studio, concert, broadcast, and acoustic versions. First, instead of quickly judging whether you like it, follow the song's changing size and speed from the introduction to the last fading sound.
Sound and Arrangement A pop rock characterized by memorable choruses, gradual ensemble building, and powerful vocals. The vocals lead the melody, while the guitar and keyboard arrange riffs, chords, and reverb across different ranges. The bass connects the chords while holding the low center, and the drum creates the signal for the next section with kick, snare, and cymbals. Not all instruments play loudly at all times. Look for moments when one instrument takes over the empty space left by another, finding moments where the rhythm briefly pauses before re-starting to clarify the ensemble. Let’s distinguish the layers of instruments at a comfortable vocal volume using earphones.
Initial Listening Points The first points to check are the difference in choruses between the first and final chorus, and the section where the drums elevate the perceived tempo. For the first listen, comfortably enjoy the melody and emotional line; on the second, observe how the number of instruments and volume change within about 20 seconds before and after these points. For the third listen, focus just on the guitar, followed by bass and drums in the next, to follow along to the end. Prioritize listening to the actual sound before the fast video transitions, and use the cues exchanged by the performers’ hands as supplementary materials to identify the cause of the sounds.
Next Recommended Songs/Versions Next, let’s compare the preceding and following songs from this article with other official versions of 〈Stand Up!〉. Studio audio will show the balance of detailed sounds and arrangements, while concerts and broadcast stages will demonstrate the intro, interludes, and audience engagement. Even with the same title, the guitar tone, keyboard significance, vocal phrases, and drum fill can vary. It’s best to confirm the song title and upload source on Touched's official channel and audio rights holder page rather than jump directly into unofficial lyric videos during auto-play.
Lyrics and Atmosphere The message to lift your head and start moving again is delivered with bright energy and a strong chorus. Instead of translating long phrases, you can grasp the song's emotions more fully by listening to the title, recurring imagery, the position where the vocals exert strength, and the direction of the melody rising or falling. It's also important to observe how the same sentence changes in temperature between a quiet introduction and a large chorus. Instead of settling on a single meaning in the uninterpreted sections, let's observe what scenes are conjured in the listener's mind by the density and brightness of the sound.
Live Viewing/Application In the live setting, confirm the differences in choruses between the first and final chorus, and the section where the drums elevate the perceived tempo. Then compare the intro length, guitar solo, and repetitions of the chorus and final chorus with the audio. It’s interesting to see how the bass and drums maintain rhythm while the vocals allow space for the audience, as well as how the guitar and keyboard signal transitions to the next song or section. In performance venues, large volumes close to the speakers can obscure details, so it’s advisable to use music earplugs and maintain an appropriate distance, while ensuring there are quiet breaks behind loud sounds.
Official Materials The selected material is from the ‘Touched TOUCHED’ channel’s ‘Touched - Stand Up | 'SUPERNOVA' Concert Live’ and the URL is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lVhucVnMGY. The video should be checked for 11 character ID, YouTube public oEmbed HTTP response, title, and author channel separately while checking for duplicates in newly bundled and existing database video IDs. We only use originals from Touched’s official channel, audio rights holders, performance venues, or broadcasters while excluding fan cam, fan lyric videos, unknown source re-uploads, and Shorts. It’s safest to verify the artwork information alongside the video description and official audio page. Official Video/Materials
Love is Dangerous
What kind of song/stage is it? 〈Love is Dangerous〉 is selected in this collection to explain the entry point to Touched’s iconic tracks. It provides a path to grasp the overall musical tone by comparing each song's different speeds and emotions. This song does not aim to represent all of Touched's works, but it serves as a concrete starting point for observing a rock characterized by the tension between piano and guitar, a flexible bass, and dramatic vocals depicting a dangerous allure. Even when this same song appears in other lists, the data and questions differ, such as studio, concert, broadcast, and acoustic versions. First, instead of quickly judging whether you like it, follow the song's changing size and speed from the introduction to the last fading sound.
Sound and Arrangement A rock song depicting a dangerous allure characterized by the tension between piano and guitar, a flexible bass, and dramatic vocals. The vocals lead the melody, while the guitar and keyboard arrange riffs, chords, and reverb across different ranges. The bass connects the chords while holding the low center, and the drum creates the signal for the next section with kick, snare, and cymbals. Not all instruments play loudly at all times. Look for moments when one instrument takes over the empty space left by another, finding moments where the rhythm briefly pauses before re-starting to clarify the ensemble. Let’s distinguish the layers of instruments at a comfortable vocal volume using earphones.
Initial Listening Points The first points to check are the repeated patterns of the keyboard, the bass connecting between vocals, and the instrumental solo and climax in the latter half. For the first listen, comfortably enjoy the melody and emotional line; on the second, observe how the number of instruments and volume change within about 20 seconds before and after these points. For the third listen, focus just on the guitar, followed by bass and drums in the next, to follow along to the end. Prioritize listening to the actual sound before the fast video transitions, and use the cues exchanged by the performers’ hands as supplementary materials to identify the cause of the sounds.
Next Recommended Songs/Versions Next, let’s compare the preceding and following songs from this article with other official versions of 〈Love is Dangerous〉. Studio audio will show the balance of detailed sounds and arrangements, while concerts and broadcast stages will demonstrate the intro, interludes, and audience engagement. Even with the same title, the guitar tone, keyboard significance, vocal phrases, and drum fill can vary. It’s best to confirm the song title and upload source on Touched's official channel and audio rights holder page rather than jump directly into unofficial lyric videos during auto-play.
Lyrics and Atmosphere This song expresses a relationship where allure and caution coexist, depicted through emotions intertwining sweetness and anxiety. Instead of translating long phrases, you can grasp the song's emotions more fully by listening to the title, recurring imagery, the position where the vocals exert strength, and the direction of the melody rising or falling. It's also important to observe how the same sentence changes in temperature between a quiet introduction and a large chorus. Instead of settling on a single meaning in the uninterpreted sections, let's observe what scenes are conjured in the listener's mind by the density and brightness of the sound.
Live Viewing/Application In the live setting, confirm repeated patterns of the keyboard, the bass connecting between vocals, and the instrumental solo and climax. Then compare the intro length, guitar solo, and repetitions of the chorus and final chorus with the audio. It’s interesting to see how the bass and drums maintain rhythm while the vocals allow space for the audience, as well as how the guitar and keyboard signal transitions to the next song or section. In performance venues, large volumes close to the speakers can obscure details, so it’s advisable to use music earplugs and maintain an appropriate distance, while ensuring there are quiet breaks behind loud sounds.
Official Materials The selected material is from the ‘TOUCHED - Topic’ channel’s ‘Love is Dangerous’ and the URL is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3IcrWIcZVM. The video should be checked for 11 character ID, YouTube public oEmbed HTTP response, title, and author channel separately while checking for duplicates in newly bundled and existing database video IDs. We only use originals from Touched’s official channel, audio rights holders, performance venues, or broadcasters while excluding fan cam, fan lyric videos, unknown source re-uploads, and Shorts. It’s safest to verify the artwork information alongside the video description and official audio page. Official Video/Materials
Shut Down
What kind of song/stage is it? 〈Shut Down〉 is selected in this collection to explain the entry point to Touched’s iconic tracks. It provides a path to grasp the overall musical tone by comparing each song's different speeds and emotions. This song does not aim to represent all of Touched's works, but it serves as a concrete starting point for observing a rock characterized by a long build-up, weighty rhythms, and layers of guitar gradually increasing pressure. Even when this same song appears in other lists, the data and questions differ, such as studio, concert, broadcast, and acoustic versions. First, instead of quickly judging whether you like it, follow the song's changing size and speed from the introduction to the last fading sound.
Sound and Arrangement A rock with a long build-up, weighty rhythms, and layers of guitar gradually increasing pressure. The vocals lead the melody, while the guitar and keyboard arrange riffs, chords, and reverb across different ranges. The bass connects the chords while holding the low center, and the drum creates the signal for the next section with kick, snare, and cymbals. Not all instruments play loudly at all times. Look for moments when one instrument takes over the empty space left by another, finding moments where the rhythm briefly pauses before re-starting to clarify the ensemble. Let’s distinguish the layers of instruments at a comfortable vocal volume using earphones.
Initial Listening Points The first points to check are the empty spaces of the introduction, where the guitar tone thickens, and the process of drums and vocals rising together in the last section. For the first listen, comfortably enjoy the melody and emotional line; on the second, observe how the number of instruments and volume change within about 20 seconds before and after these points. For the third listen, focus just on the guitar, followed by bass and drums in the next, to follow along to the end. Prioritize listening to the actual sound before the fast video transitions, and use the cues exchanged by the performers’ hands as supplementary materials to identify the cause of the sounds.
Next Recommended Songs/Versions Next, let’s compare the preceding and following songs from this article with other official versions of 〈Shut Down〉. Studio audio will show the balance of detailed sounds and arrangements, while concerts and broadcast stages will demonstrate the intro, interludes, and audience engagement. Even with the same title, the guitar tone, keyboard significance, vocal phrases, and drum fill can vary. It’s best to confirm the song title and upload source on Touched's official channel and audio rights holder page rather than jump directly into unofficial lyric videos during auto-play.
Lyrics and Atmosphere Instead of immediately exploding the weight of relationships and emotions closing, the song gradually accumulates this weight. Instead of translating long phrases, you can grasp the song's emotions more fully by listening to the title, recurring imagery, the position where the vocals exert strength, and the direction of the melody rising or falling. It's also important to observe how the same sentence changes in temperature between a quiet introduction and a large chorus. Instead of settling on a single meaning in the uninterpreted sections, let's observe what scenes are conjured in the listener's mind by the density and brightness of the sound.
Live Viewing/Application In the live setting, confirm the empty spaces of the introduction, where the guitar tone thickens, and the process of drums and vocals rising together in the last section. Then compare the intro length, guitar solo, and repetitions of the chorus and final chorus with the audio. It’s interesting to see how the bass and drums maintain rhythm while the vocals allow space for the audience, as well as how the guitar and keyboard signal transitions to the next song or section. In performance venues, large volumes close to the speakers can obscure details, so it’s advisable to use music earplugs and maintain an appropriate distance, while ensuring there are quiet breaks behind loud sounds.
Official Materials The selected material is from the ‘TOUCHED - Topic’ channel’s ‘Shut Down’ and the URL is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgEwGdCuw6I. The video should be checked for 11 character ID, YouTube public oEmbed HTTP response, title, and author channel separately while checking for duplicates in newly bundled and existing database video IDs. We only use originals from Touched’s official channel, audio rights holders, performance venues, or broadcasters while excluding fan cam, fan lyric videos, unknown source re-uploads, and Shorts. It’s safest to verify the artwork information alongside the video description and official audio page. Official Video/Materials
Addiction
What kind of song/stage is it? 〈Addiction〉 is selected in this collection to explain the entry point to Touched’s iconic tracks. It provides a path to grasp the overall musical tone by comparing each song's different speeds and emotions. This song does not aim to represent all of Touched's works, but it serves as a concrete starting point for observing a rock characterized by short, clear riffs, repeating choruses, and a rapid rhythm that creates an addictive cycle. Even when this same song appears in other lists, the data and questions differ, such as studio, concert, broadcast, and acoustic versions. First, instead of quickly judging whether you like it, follow the song's changing size and speed from the introduction to the last fading sound.
Sound and Arrangement Rock characterized by short, clear riffs, repeating choruses, and a rapid rhythm that creates an addictive cycle. The vocals lead the melody, while the guitar and keyboard arrange riffs, chords, and reverb across different ranges. The bass connects the chords while holding the low center, and the drum creates the signal for the next section with kick, snare, and cymbals. Not all instruments play loudly at all times. Look for moments when one instrument takes over the empty space left by another, finding moments where the rhythm briefly pauses before re-starting to clarify the ensemble. Let’s distinguish the layers of instruments at a comfortable vocal volume using earphones.
Initial Listening Points The first points to check are the positions where the riff reappears between the vocals, the combination of bass and kick, and the density of the final chorus. For the first listen, comfortably enjoy the melody and emotional line; on the second, observe how the number of instruments and volume change within about 20 seconds before and after these points. For the third listen, focus just on the guitar, followed by bass and drums in the next, to follow along to the end. Prioritize listening to the actual sound before the fast video transitions, and use the cues exchanged by the performers’ hands as supplementary materials to identify the cause of the sounds.
Next Recommended Songs/Versions Next, let’s compare the preceding and following songs from this article with other official versions of 〈Addiction〉. Studio audio will show the balance of detailed sounds and arrangements, while concerts and broadcast stages will demonstrate the intro, interludes, and audience engagement. Even with the same title, the guitar tone, keyboard significance, vocal phrases, and drum fill can vary. It’s best to confirm the song title and upload source on Touched's official channel and audio rights holder page rather than jump directly into unofficial lyric videos during auto-play.
Lyrics and Atmosphere This song compresses the difficult-to-escape allure and repetition into a structure of relentless energy. Instead of translating long phrases, you can grasp the song's emotions more fully by listening to the title, recurring imagery, the position where the vocals exert strength, and the direction of the melody rising or falling. It's also important to observe how the same sentence changes in temperature between a quiet introduction and a large chorus. Instead of settling on a single meaning in the uninterpreted sections, let's observe what scenes are conjured in the listener's mind by the density and brightness of the sound.
Live Viewing/Application In the live setting, confirm the positions where the riff reappears between the vocals, the combination of bass and kick, and the density of the final chorus. Then compare the intro length, guitar solo, and repetitions of the chorus and final chorus with the audio. It’s interesting to see how the bass and drums maintain rhythm while the vocals allow space for the audience, as well as how the guitar and keyboard signal transitions to the next song or section. In performance venues, large volumes close to the speakers can obscure details, so it’s advisable to use music earplugs and maintain an appropriate distance, while ensuring there are quiet breaks behind loud sounds.
Official Materials The selected material is from the ‘Touched TOUCHED’ channel’s ‘Touched 'Addiction' Official MV’ and the URL is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qufWc82cCU. The video should be checked for 11 character ID, YouTube public oEmbed HTTP response, title, and author channel separately while checking for duplicates in newly bundled and existing database video IDs. We only use originals from Touched’s official channel, audio rights holders, performance venues, or broadcasters while excluding fan cam, fan lyric videos, unknown source re-uploads, and Shorts. It’s safest to verify the artwork information alongside the video description and official audio page. Official Video/Materials
If you find a song you like while exploring iconic tracks, try moving on to other official versions of the same song as well as related releases. By comparing the introduction, interlude, and final repetitions instead of just focusing on the chorus, you can discover Touched's habits in building emotions and the varying choices they make across different songs.
Studio audio reveals detailed sounds and arrangements, while live performances show the signals between performers and spontaneous variations. Noting the lengths of intros, guitar solos, chorus repetitions, and the density of the final chorus in parallel shows how the same song is reorganized in accordance with the size of the stage and audience reactions.
Even if you're not familiar with instruments, you can distinguish the low thump of the kick drum, the clear sound of the snare, the movement of the bass, and the ranges of the guitar and keyboard one by one. Instead of trying to catch all sounds simultaneously, it’s easier to understand actual band practice by changing your focus with each play.
Using official channel playlists and pages of audio rights holders can help you avoid unofficial edits of songs with the same name. Be mindful that automated play may mix in lyric videos from fans, so checking the song title, upload channel, and video description is useful. It's a good habit to view artwork information alongside official release materials.
If you really enjoyed the strong riffs from this list, move to the jam section; if you liked the lyrical melodies, head to the emotional line section; if you're curious about the different energy from the audio, go to the official live section. Before the performance, mixing songs of different speeds using the situational section is also beneficial.
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