J.S.Bach "Faster Than The Speed Of Light " Well Tempered Clavier/Prelude Cm/（Yngwie,Ritchie)
The Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1/Prelude & Fugue No.2 in C minor/BWV 847
Plugin Synthesizer:OB-Xd（Oberheim clone）, Vintage Mellotron
Sequence Machine：Logic Pro X
Jens Johansson-style
Silver Mountain Shakin' Brains
Yngwie J. Malmsteen
Neoclassical Rock Guitar
Oberheim BEHRINGER
Oberheim synthesizer genealogy
DS-2（1974）
SEM（1974）
4-Voice
4-Voice（1975）
2-Voice（1975）
8-Voice（1977）
OB-1（1978）
OB-SX（1978）
OB-X
Mini Sequencer（1979）
OB-X（1979）
DMX
DMX（1980年）
DSX（1981）
OB-Xa（1981） - VAN HALEN "JUMP"
DX（1982）
OB-8（1983）
Matrix-12（1985）
Xpander（1984）
Prommer（1984）
Matrix-6（1985）
DPX1（1987）
Matrix-1000（1987）
OB-Xk（1989）
Echoplex Digital Pro（1994）
OB-Mx
OB12
OB-12（2000）
BEHRINGER
Deep Purple
Ritchie Blackmore
Jon Lord
Rick Wakeman
Oberheim
POLYSIX
バッハ「平均律クラヴィーア曲集」
シンセリード
オーバーハイム
Yngwie's play, which appeared in the 1980s, was enthusiastically welcomed by the guitar kids of the time. In the early days of the activity, one of the people who supported Yngwie's musical success was keyboard player Jens Johansson. As he said in an interview with a magazine at the time, Jens provided many ideas in his composition on Yngwie's first album, "Rising Force." When listening to Jens Johansson's solo album, there are many parts that can be imagined as his idea for the novel harmony and composition of the song of "Rising Force". Not only because of Jens Johansson's transcendental skill, but also because of his avant-garde arrangement sensibility, it is thought that "Rising Force" was able to reign in the history of heavy metal as a solitary monument.