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ブレイクビートDance「おどるぜ ダンス そうしましょ」202512261
皆様ご視聴ありがとうございます。
ダンス練習・カジュアル・クリエイティブ 用に制作。
SunoAI による Dance 楽曲生成です。
プロンプトは Grok と対話、英語テキスト変換。
歌詩はダンスバトル等で一般的に使われている掛け声を組み合わせました。
01分23秒 です。
【 おごわいた & Grok 4 & sunoAI V5 】
タイトル: ブレイクビートDance「おどるぜ ダンス そうしましょ」
作品番号: 202512261
作詞: subi
作曲・編曲: Created with Suno AI (with Grok's prompt assistance)
【 歌詞 】
[Intro]
Heavy vinyl scratch buildup into massive drum fill,
MC shouts: "Yo! Check this! Let's battle!"
[Break 1]
Tight funky breaks with rapid scratches,
MC: "Yo! Get down! Hit the floor! Lock it! Pop it! Freeze!"
[Drop 1]
Explosive power move section, huge bass drops and drum fills, wild scratching,
MC hyping: "Power move! Go hard! Windmill! Kick it! Spin crazy! Burn the floor!"
[Break 2]
Groovy six-step and top rock rhythm, crisp snares,
MC: "Six step! Smooth! Top rock! Footwork! Switch it up! Hold that freeze!"
[Drop 2]
Absolute peak energy, rapid drum rolls, crushing bass, insane turntable cuts,
MC losing it: "Go off! Headspin! Flare! Jackhammer! Backspin! Kill it! Destroy!"
【東方自作アレンジ】或 EP 【BOOTH Festival 東方Project オンリー回】
そこに或から。
BOOTH Festival 東方Project オンリー回にて公開した新譜のクロスフェードになります。
久しぶりのリリースです。よろしくお願いします。
Tr.1 Gem
original : 東方地霊殿より ハルトマンの妖怪少女
Genre : Nostalgic Piano
Tr.2 Two shoes
original : 東方天空璋より クレイジーバックダンサーズ
Genre : JUKE/FOOTWORK
arrange : Steiner
illustration : 石野ひと
mylist/56306903
期間限定で下記URLより購入できます。
https://nazonohoshi.booth.pm/items/1362666
外のヒト ☆ トーン
外の外行きたい
toneclusterrです☆
"とーんくらすたー"です☆
密集音塊です☆
原口沙輔 - 外のヒト
重音テト
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm44200282
諸々URL https://toneclusterr.github.io/index.html
【どうして】F1 1991 monaco 【こうなった】
昔よりも技術と安全面が進化している今のF1では考えられないようなクラッシュです。車体が3つに別れてしまいました。ドライバーは無事のようで何よりです。うpリス→mylist/19503571
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Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
Random Ballet Class Shots
Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
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Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
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Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
【MMD】シカゴフットワークするラーメン
なんかこう「やらなきゃ」みたいなのがあった。
配布:https://bowlroll.net/file/222199
その他お借りしたものはコンテンツツリーにて掲示しています。
ありがとうございます。
Dedication to Mao Asada 2011 LP Footwork.avi
フィリピンのフィギュアスケーター、クリストファー・カルーザ選手。(http://youtu.be/a7Qwq2dov84)から。
Boxing Footwork Slow Motion 宗村港
Boxing Footwork Slow Motion 宗村港
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Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
とっても足の速いフレンズなんだね!![けものフレンズ Remix 未完成版]
思いつきでやっちゃうフレンズなんだね!!完成版>>ベイスターズが日本一になったらOff vocal 聞いたら、曲自体めっちゃ良くて笑った。
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Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
Random Ballet Class Shots(2)
Dance Practice Tips
Wear form-fitting dancewear and professional dance shoes to avoid movement restrictions and easily check body alignment.
Complete a 10-15 minute warm-up first, focusing on ankles, knees, hips, and spine to reduce injury risk.
Keep your torso upright and core engaged during training; use props like the barre only for balance, not heavy reliance.
Slow down basic movements (e.g., squats, footwork, rises) and prioritize proper form over speed or repetition.
Maintain steady breathing throughout practice—inhale during preparation and exhale during movement to enhance fluidity.
Practice regularly 3-4 times a week, 30-60 minutes per session, and gradually increase training intensity.
Stretch legs, back, and shoulders thoroughly after practice, paired with gentle massage to relieve muscle tension.
Practice with professional dance music to develop musicality and align movements with rhythm for better expression.
