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Visual Mix: Ayumi Hamasaki Dome Tour 2001

Moby ID: 15076

PlayStation 2 screenshots

thumbnail — Visual Mix title screen

thumbnail — Opening cinematic when you select "new"

thumbnail — When you decide to manually change camera, the lower-right icon will serve to your guidance

thumbnail — Adding flash-lights effect, note the effect indicator in the upper-left corner

thumbnail — When zoom switch is active, you can slide the camera by some 15 degrees, and zoom in and out

thumbnail — Each song starts in the theatrical mode, which you can then morph into full screen view

thumbnail — "Never Ever" song with original color mode

thumbnail — "Never Ever" song with effect color mode tuning the video into dark yellow/brown source palette

thumbnail — Glowing blur effect is connected to switching cameras, see the icon in the lower-left corner

thumbnail — Certain effects let you enter solid (as in non-transparent) anime mode

thumbnail — Adding the lightning effect on the stage

thumbnail — There are several different trace effects, notice how her movement of a hand left a sparkling trace

thumbnail — If for some reason you want to see triple, you can use RGB color effect

thumbnail — The last song will not allow you the use of effects but will be more open-minded on the freedom of a camera view

thumbnail — You can pause any song with the 1/100 of a second precision

thumbnail — Second disc lets you use the mix studio and a browser

thumbnail — Browser appears to be made with Macromedia technology

thumbnail — Ayu-Mix Studio has two songs with three preset version of each to start with

thumbnail — In Axu-Mix Studio, the emphasis goes on music itself, not the video

thumbnail — You can always call help to check out the gamepad controls

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