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TRANCE Vs hard house
can someone plz describe the blurred differences between the two types of music!
too much base in hard house.....
it's about the boobs man
just download two tracks of hardstyle and trance, i'm sure you'll hear the difference, it's anything but blurry 
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| Originally posted by Joost just download two tracks of hardstyle and trance, i'm sure you'll hear the difference, it's anything but blurry |
you used to be able to tell hard house from trance very easily, as hard house was supposed to be house music. as you say, now the lines are very blurred, most of what people call hard house isnt house music, but it isnt hard trance either. i put it in my own little frame of 'hard gash'.
hard house should be much bouncier than trance, have a house beat & structure, using samples and synths, in a very fast tempo. hard house should use a lot of darker sounds combined with big riffs that are much less intricate and detailed than those of trance. in a summary, hard house should sound cheap and cheerful, yet somehow wrong 
if you want to tell the difference between hard house and hard trance, go listen to tony de vit - i dont care for an example of hard house, and anything produced by shokk for hard trance. 
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| Originally posted by DRM hardstyle is also nothing like hard house |
Hard house is much faster, heavier and kicks more. It has less of a melody than trance, and makes frequent use of effects like hoovers.
Hard house tends to sound a lot cheesier than trance IMO (hoovers anyone?) But yeah, what everybody else said is right...faster, more bass, more kicks, less synths, simpler sounds. Not really about melody as much as it is about speed.
It's getting to the point where a lot of DJs are turning out tracks that cross genres in one way or another. Whether or not you see that as a good thing is largely a matter of opinion, but as far as trance vs. hard house, hard house has a lot more bass in most cases. It's also got a sort of "start-stop, on-off" beat, whereas most trance out there today has more of a constant flow.
hard house used to be a respectable genre but as of late the scene has went down the drain...
i still enjoy hard house, and its progression towards a techy sound is good thing.
unfortunately many people in my area cannot tell the difference between house techno and trance 
Yomanda vs. DJ Uto - Got The Chance (Dub Mix)
nice hard house track i've been listening to of late
...perfect example of hard house as well
Trance = go listen to Armin
Hard House = refer to this thread here and go listen to the samples (click the names of the tunes).
While I'm at it, I LOVE HARD HOUSE!!!!
done
hoovers died out years ago, so did bouncy hard house, thank fuck.
its completely different to trance, how the hell u cant tell the difference i dont know!
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| Originally posted by Pete Mitchell hard house used to be a respectable genre but as of late the scene has went down the drain... |
Hard House = flaming gayness
Trance = less gay
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| Originally posted by Ozzie hoovers died out years ago, so did bouncy hard house, thank fuck. its completely different to trance, how the hell u cant tell the difference i dont know! |
they came back briefly with Hostile, but that was it. nobody can do anything original with any more cos people got sick of em.....ended up being done to death.
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| Originally posted by Kurve Hard House = flaming gayness Trance = less gay |
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| Originally posted by sektile gee, how mature of you. |
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| Trance = go listen to Armin |
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| Originally posted by sandstorm03 thats a negative -1 |
+!!!!11111one
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| Originally posted by Joost just download two tracks of hardstyle and trance, i'm sure you'll hear the difference, it's anything but blurry |
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| Originally posted by Kurve Hard House = flaming gayness Trance = less gay |
Its just awful
I knew some people that were into hard house... they were wankers.
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