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Posted by PutBoy on Jun-21-2006 21:28:

I didn't realise anyone produced trace at all...

But, if you're talking about Trance, it's Envio. Easy.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jun-21-2006 22:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
i dont know what the hell your talking about.. thats a good example





so maybe he isnt a huge innovator in the music.. but his production style is unique and CREATIVE. and all over the place.. he can produce anything. and has followed the times quite nicely


Yes, which is not what you said. You said he revolutionised several genres, which is bullshit. It's hyperbole. You're claiming things happened when they didn't.


Posted by trancedanne on Jun-21-2006 23:56:

David Westerlund - This guy can do anything
Airwave
Flutlicht - brilliant producers, its a shame they never did more tracks


Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Jun-22-2006 01:40:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Yes, which is not what you said. You said he revolutionised several genres, which is bullshit. It's hyperbole. You're claiming things happened when they didn't.



well whos to say who did what im just looking at the years.. and the type of stuff hes done. Out of most italo producers in that era he was probably one of the only ones successful with trance. now hes great for the amount of successful genres he produced in.. especialy trance and hard techno.


When i say revolutionized im saying he added to the genre. and i gave that one example. I have to admit hes made a bigger contribution to techno then trance


Posted by Nayil on Jun-22-2006 16:28:

i think recluse is pretty good


Posted by RapidFire on Jun-22-2006 16:45:

quote:
Originally posted by skip
well you fucking should. it's by far the best remix of the tune. absolutely brilliant!


if thats the minimal remix its shit imo.


Posted by n-rage007 on Jun-22-2006 21:18:

quote:
Originally posted by trancedanne
David Westerlund - This guy can do anything
Airwave
Flutlicht - brilliant producers, its a shame they never did more tracks


Flutlicht on Limelight was pretty good.

I would have to say chicane, pvd, talla 2xlc, and thrillseekers


Posted by varun on Jun-23-2006 09:26:

John '00' Fleming
Dumonde
BT
Hybrid


Posted by Project 7 on Jun-23-2006 09:42:

i was pretty nifty with tracing paper in nursery


Posted by el gringo on Jun-23-2006 10:05:

Ferry Corsten in pole position.


Posted by Pinokio on Jun-23-2006 19:05:

some that come to my mind right now


MIKE (Push, Plastic Boy, Etc.)
Laurent Veronnez (Airwave, Planisphere, Fire & Ice Etc.)
Oliver Lieb
Paul Van Dyk
BT
Tiesto
Armin Van Buuren
Ferry Corsten
The Thrillseekers
Solar Stone
Chicane
Lange
Man With No Name
Astral Projection
Simon Postford (Hallucinogen)
The Muses Rapt
Andreas Schmidt (Ace's Delight, Ace Da Brain)


Posted by KilldaDJ on Jun-23-2006 19:20:

quote:
Originally posted by el gringo
Ferry Corsten in pole position.


its comments like this that make u wonder about the french


Posted by natethemac on Jun-23-2006 21:47:

Boom Jinx

Paul Moelands

Jonas Steur


Posted by Sunquest on Jun-24-2006 14:36:

to the first few posters, Thrillseekers is ONE PERSON (Steve Helstrip)!!!! Learn your shit

best for me are:

M.I.K.E.
Yahel <---- MOST UNDERRATED!!!
Ferry Corsten
Vincent De Moor
and probably Solar Stone


Posted by richg101 on Jun-24-2006 14:45:

m.i.k.e, ferry corsten, stephan bodzin/oliver hunteman, mauro picotto, fred baker, torsten stenzel


Posted by Futureshock on Jun-25-2006 02:51:

Here's my top three:

Sasha - I'm in awe of his Arkham Asylum / Ohmna ep, imo it's possibly the best trance release ever. Then there's Xpander.

Art of Trance - Produced countless trance classics on Platipus Records

Oliver Lieb


Posted by Uber Hypnotiq on Jun-25-2006 05:31:

m.i.k.e , oliver lieb, and tiesto..?


Posted by Trance Android on Jun-25-2006 09:32:

My faves:

Jonas Steur (Estuera/Fable)
Galen Behr (Passiva/Ava Mea)
Stoneface & Terminal


Posted by skip on Jun-25-2006 12:37:

quote:
Originally posted by RapidFire
if thats the minimal remix its shit imo.



it's not minimal


Posted by Trance-M on Jun-25-2006 16:44:

Some which I missed among the ones mentioned:

Ronski Speed
Henstock & Jennings
Faitless (unknown mixes on singles)
Sean Tyas
John O'Callaghan
Filo and Peri
Scooter (early work and unknown trance tracks)
Jam & Spoon
Matt Darey
Darude
Westbam
DJ Quicksilver
Capella
Culture Beat
Yves de Ruyter


But then, the greatest of all,

without any doubt,

Paul, Ferry and Armin (in random order).


Posted by DJ Mikey Mike on Jun-25-2006 17:48:

Didn't take long for this thread to go to shit in the end then.


Posted by zenperson on Jun-25-2006 18:20:

Thumbs up

Best will always be PVD for, Out there and Back... IMO, no one has ever come close to touching the magic on that album....

Not only is he the definitive master of trance bass lines, but his melodies are simple, his samples are clear and precise and his builds are sequenced perfectly in time, not to mention his layers upon layers of mechanicalesque rythmic sample loops that accentuate the passionate string synths... Oh, and notice a complete lack of cheese...

Also, MOST (NOT everyone) of his remix's and edit's he's done over the years are just gold... The man understands trance moreso than any other producer I've heard since the very beginning... There have been countless tracks created that I've loved by most everyone listed in this thread, but consistently, PVD gets it right more times than anyone else and more often than not, he's the one improving everyone eles' stuff...


Posted by adam_rodriguez on Jun-25-2006 18:43:

01 Ferry Corsten
02 M.I.K.E.
03 Laurent Verronez


Posted by RebeL9 on Jun-25-2006 18:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-MB
Some which I missed among the ones mentioned:

Ronski Speed
Henstock & Jennings
Faitless (unknown mixes on singles)
Sean Tyas
John O'Callaghan
Filo and Peri
Scooter (early work and unknown trance tracks)
Jam & Spoon
Matt Darey
Darude
Westbam
DJ Quicksilver
Capella
Culture Beat
Yves de Ruyter


But then, the greatest of all,

without any doubt,

Paul, Ferry and Armin (in random order).



wtf CAPELLA?? TRANCE???


Posted by Sykonee on Jun-25-2006 19:34:

quote:
Originally posted by zenperson
Best will always be PVD for, Out there and Back... IMO, no one has ever come close to touching the magic on that album....

Not only is he the definitive master of trance bass lines, but his melodies are simple, his samples are clear and precise and his builds are sequenced perfectly in time, not to mention his layers upon layers of mechanicalesque rythmic sample loops that accentuate the passionate string synths... Oh, and notice a complete lack of cheese...

Also, MOST (NOT everyone) of his remix's and edit's he's done over the years are just gold... The man understands trance moreso than any other producer I've heard since the very beginning... There have been countless tracks created that I've loved by most everyone listed in this thread, but consistently, PVD gets it right more times than anyone else and more often than not, he's the one improving everyone eles' stuff...

You haven't listened to much Oliver Lieb, have you.


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