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Posted by Protege on Feb-14-2006 16:18:

Piano for sure. followed by a nice guitar lick.


Posted by [mart] on Feb-14-2006 17:29:

My favourite sounds in not just trance but EDM in general are warm pads (think just about anything by Chicane) and piano and/or strings, especially when used together as in the Thrillseekers remix of Chicane's Saltwater. I'd think of better examples but I really don't have the energy.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Feb-14-2006 17:44:

Acid. I'm a complete sucker for it in trance.


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Feb-14-2006 18:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Ishkur
What you are all listening to is sample playback synthesis.

Not actual instruments.

So you're saying every single realistic sound in every trance track ever is just sample playback synthesis?


Posted by Porky on Feb-14-2006 18:43:

quote:
Originally posted by [MaRt]
in the Thrillseekers remix of Chicane's Saltwater.


FTW!


Posted by Zombie0915 on Feb-14-2006 19:12:

granular synthesis

I like strings too


Posted by Ishkur on Feb-14-2006 19:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
So you're saying every single realistic sound in every trance track ever is just sample playback synthesis?


Not every....but most. Like....99%.

You can tell because a genuine string being stroked has a different texture and timbre to it than a keyboard playing a sample of that string. Audio engineers, producers and electronic musicians have tried for years to replicate the unique feel and quality of string and wind instruments using keyboards, with varying degrees of success, but the end product still sounds artificial and....piano-ey. If you get my meaning.


Posted by Matt on Feb-14-2006 21:04:

Didgeridoo ftw!


Posted by Viber on Feb-15-2006 03:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Matt
Didgeridoo ftw!



hehe
Gouryella is real!!!!!


Posted by tubularbills on Feb-15-2006 03:46:

Bells too. i forgot about them.

I know it's not trance, but Timewriter's Remix of Mike Oldfield - Far Above the Clouds is amazing w/ the bells.


Posted by sw1 on Feb-15-2006 04:11:

Violins. I've always loved Chicane - Offshore. Acoustic guitar, piano, and violins!


Posted by PlasticSoul on Feb-15-2006 14:59:

zomg....i forgot the best instrument ever:
the HIHAT"!111

ts ts ts tssssssss FO DA WINNN"!!11

there are better hihats tha fit a song like:
Cygnus X - The Orange Theme (Moonman's Orange Juice Remix) ????


Posted by Rinster on Feb-15-2006 15:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Matt
Didgeridoo ftw!



LMAO that in a trance track?


Posted by Haak on Feb-15-2006 16:06:

accordion


Posted by sandstorm03 on Feb-15-2006 16:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Haak
accordion




Posted by Addliss on Feb-15-2006 16:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Ishkur
Not every....but most. Like....99%.

You can tell because a genuine string being stroked has a different texture and timbre to it than a keyboard playing a sample of that string. Audio engineers, producers and electronic musicians have tried for years to replicate the unique feel and quality of string and wind instruments using keyboards, with varying degrees of success, but the end product still sounds artificial and....piano-ey. If you get my meaning.


100% Acknowledgement. I think, these instruments can't be synthesized sounding REAL ! Because it's the way you play them, that makes them special. And you can't e.g. simulate all playing differences of strings only with keys ! (I know for sure, as I play the violin myself) That doesn't mean that key instruments are less in value, but they're...different. You know what I mean...
You can't also simulate piano playing with a string instrument !


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Feb-15-2006 18:03:

quote:
Originally posted by bidor
LMAO that in a trance track?


Aphex Twin - Didgeridoo.

So no. But it's a famous record all the same.


Posted by HomerSimpson on Feb-15-2006 18:09:

whistles!


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