New to Trance production. Any pointers?

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Posted by GV1 on Dec-14-2011 19:14:

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Originally posted by DJ RANN
And there's nothing wrong with that. After you have learned how to make a few sounds and have a grasp on synthesis, there's not point "forcing" yourself to program patches from scratch (unless you just enjoy noodling) - you might as well load up a preset and get on with actually making music, which you have to remember is the whole point in the first place.

btw, welcome GV1. As others have said, you've got the synths necessary to make some schranz, so it's really about the art of combining the right sounds, getting some interesting composition and arrangement.

All the rest (engineering, mixing, etc) is just following technical guidelines and we can all help with that when you're ready.

One final bit of advice: Don't take things too personal on here, and get your sense of humor and thich skin ready....you're going to need them around here

Thanks bud. The final paragraph has been noted

Posted by Kysora on Dec-14-2011 19:50:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RANN
And there's nothing wrong with that. After you have learned how to make a few sounds and have a grasp on synthesis, there's not point "forcing" yourself to program patches from scratch (unless you just enjoy noodling) - you might as well load up a preset and get on with actually making music, which you have to remember is the whole point in the first place.

Oh yeah, I agree. I've got a shitload of presets so variety's not an issue, and I know enough about synthesis to morph them into whatever I need, or at least dick around until it sounds good.

I just brought it up because it's admirable seeing someone with little experience diving head-first into something I still refuse to do Don't see that every day around here with new members.

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