"Private Studio International(PSI)" is the second installment of the "PS Project" which is mainly represented by "Private Studio Orchestra(PSO)".

While "PSO" allows all the players to record a full orchestra without leaving their homes,
"PSI" targets the "World music and traditional music".

The mission of this project is to create game music influenced by traditional music with top-notch performers, using remote recording technologies.
We have made it possible to achieve high quality recording without the need to travel, whether distant or overseas.

This method eliminates the cost of inviting musicians, traveling abroad, accommodation, traduction and others.
So we can offer recordings of rare traditional instruments to performers in their home countries.

For example, Irish music is becoming more and more popular in Japan these days, and it is often used not only in game music.
While there are many such traditional instrumentalists in Japan, there are also rare instruments with very few performers in Japan, or instruments that don't even exist in Virtual Synthesizers. Through this project, we hope to incorporate them into game music and furthermore, to enrich its possibilities.

We believe that this could open up opportunities to get people in the field of game music interested in traditional music,and make game music accessible to people in the field of traditional music.

We have staffs fluent in English, Spanish, French, and Chinese who can take care of everything, from the selection of performers to the direction of the recording, negotiations, and contractual arrangements.

We've made a demo song using PSI for you to listen to.

「Jigs : Those were the days set」
An original instrumental music in the style of Irish jig style.

Composed and arranged by Ryusuke Fujioka (Noisycroak)

Participating musicians
Irish Flute, Tin Whistle,Uilleann Pipes：Sylvain Barou
Cittern：Ronan Pellen
Fiddle：Soazig Hamelin
Accordion：Jaouen Le Goic
Bodhran,Spoons,Bones：Kenji Kaminuma
Mixing Engineer：Takuya Komiyama (Noisycroak)
Bouzouki and other instruments：Ryusuke Fujioka (Noisycroak)