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| Originally posted by mwas What i would do to change trance is change the metre. I thought of this the other day - most songs have a 4/4 metre and up until recently many new tracks have remained original and different using just that one type or metre. Think of how amazing it would be if trance producers started using different metres? There are so many more out there. And i was just reading up on Wikipedia and they were talking about this "Polymetre" - OMG two different metres playing at once? Unless producers already do this and i just haven't noticed... The article is here: Click Me |
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| Originally posted by Parpyparpy I would make more artists create more artist albums.. like sasha. |
Re: If You had the fate of trance in your hand...
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| Originally posted by Soonmeister Just imagine if you had the Fate of Trance in your hand what would you do with it, what would you change, how would you change it etc etc Comments..... |
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| Originally posted by *InVeRs3* when trance evolves into something in the next decade and people start calling it booty-goth trance, people are going to complain about it just like people complain about how today's rock sucks compared to back then. |
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| Originally posted by feidias It doesn't matter ! QUALITY OF 95-2000 TRANCE is the deal nothing else!that feeling must remain forever ! It could be evolved technically etc yes but the feeling and the deepness of that era must remain! |
Instead of criticizing my attitude (I can't understand y u think i i am trying to be intelligent never intended so)try criticizing the meaning of my reply and what i try to say
Thanks 
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| Originally posted by feidias Instead of criticizing my attitude (I can't understand y u think i i am trying to be intelligent never intended so)try criticizing the meaning of my reply and what i try to say Thanks |
see to that 1/10 of all track are the only ones getting release..
ive never had a problem with trance being more mainstream. as been said it creates the room for people to make the scene worthwile to work in, tho there is a fine line between that and the scene being too milked for its own good
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| Originally posted by feidias We are not complaining for the gradual loss of the quality in trance!!! We are complaining about the loss of the specifical 95-2000 TRANCE quality, the meanings the atmospheres and everything that put us in from the begining! To the ppl who complain today it would be the same shit the trance in 2010 in 2020 and so on if it won't be the era of 95-2000! It doesn't matter ! QUALITY OF 95-2000 TRANCE is the deal nothing else!that feeling must remain forever ! It could be evolved technically etc yes but the feeling and the deepness of that era must remain! |
The main problem being that nobody gives a shit that you like trance, therefore you project yourself as an obnoxious moron.

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| Originally posted by Aiwendil The main problem being that nobody gives a shit that you like trance, therefore you project yourself as an obnoxious moron. |
ive heard this mainstream/underground argument before. just to get things a little clearer, the people who dont like mainstream are the people who understand that mainstream music breeds simple and lazy musicians who stick to a certain "mainstream" style.
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| Originally posted by cistane the people who dont like mainstream are the people who understand that mainstream music breeds simple and lazy musicians who stick to a certain "mainstream" style. |
Don't worry, if you had a Jeff Mills bumper sticker and The Bells as your ringtone i'd be saying the same thing.
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| Originally posted by Aiwendil The main problem being that nobody gives a shit that you like trance, therefore you project yourself as an obnoxious moron. |
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| Originally posted by Aiwendil The main problem being that nobody gives a shit that you like trance, therefore you project yourself as an obnoxious moron. |
I would steer it back into something... you know... original? Repeating the same formula from 1998 is not OMFG AMAZING.... it's boring, and you all know it.
I would like to hear more uplifting trance instead of progressive and tech-trance.
I agree with the idea and reality that it's a paradox to have trance "mainstream" and "Underground". I think it's a cycle-based thing running over the years. One genre takes the scene, bloats and creates a mix of both good and arguably bad artists (remember there's no such thing as a definite bad artist; everyone's personal preferences in trance artists and any music artist will be different in a genre), then the genre deflates and goes into a more dormant and/or "original" state, with changes to it that can't be ignored, for better or worse. Anyways back to the original line of question and away from the personal attacks: should I have the fate of Trance in my hands, I'd make it more mainstream than it is currently, to a certain point.
Assuming that fate control could last for a while then I'd mainstream it for a few years then have it recess, giving the starting artists a taste for what happens out there when they become mainstream and hold their integrity in check accordingly and change accordingly. We can't always be bent on having trance styles stay a certain way 'cause music is not like that. It's about commonality but not absolute commonality; one can't see this until it goes mainstream and sees what happens.
I know it's a bit vague but I can write on for pages. Let Trance ascend mainstream status and we'll take it accordingly, then have it recede and go back to a starting point and see how it goes. 
if the fate of trance was in my hands...
id make it as big if not bigger than house.
and just like house - there would be many differnt sounds to trance. So there would be 100 trance nights going on everyweek in my town. (just like there is with house now)
trance wouldnt be the genre where every track sounded exactly the same except for a different melody.
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| Originally posted by sshyperion I agree with the idea and reality that it's a paradox to have trance "mainstream" and "Underground". I think it's a cycle-based thing running over the years. One genre takes the scene, bloats and creates a mix of both good and arguably bad artists (remember there's no such thing as a definite bad artist; everyone's personal preferences in trance artists and any music artist will be different in a genre), then the genre deflates and goes into a more dormant and/or "original" state, with changes to it that can't be ignored, for better or worse. Anyways back to the original line of question and away from the personal attacks: should I have the fate of Trance in my hands, I'd make it more mainstream than it is currently, to a certain point. Assuming that fate control could last for a while then I'd mainstream it for a few years then have it recess, giving the starting artists a taste for what happens out there when they become mainstream and hold their integrity in check accordingly and change accordingly. We can't always be bent on having trance styles stay a certain way 'cause music is not like that. It's about commonality but not absolute commonality; one can't see this until it goes mainstream and sees what happens. I know it's a bit vague but I can write on for pages. Let Trance ascend mainstream status and we'll take it accordingly, then have it recede and go back to a starting point and see how it goes. |
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| Originally posted by Abhay I think it should stay the way it is (to some extent), and just get BIG, WITHOUT all the commericalism coming into it... |
Trance has many different forms. My personal favourite, is the type that leans more towards the psytrance side of music, but faster. This to me is my perfect trance, and I'd make the genre 'trance' only suitable for music of that kind. Then I'd move all the existing commercial trance over to something else.
South Africa's trance scene is still very 'underground', which is nice, but it's so bad that there aren't any real clubs that play it. When I speak to people about it, they are so misconcieved about it and they think I'm talking about Gwen Stefanie or whatever. It irritates the f&*k out of me. Trance needs to be globally known for what it REALLY is; it's uniqueness and not what commercial-listeners think it is.
The Prophet - The Word Of God (New Arch Mix) is my trance.
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