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who said Airbase's quitting trance scene? :)

Check out this Soderlund's collab:
http://www.airbase.nu/

sounds fucking awesome! the break is beautiful.

check also the director's cut. as a soundtracks freak (lotr, troy etc) I simply love it.

Jezper himself said he wanted to produce music apart from trance...

search before people make assumptions

That tune was played in ASOT 190.
Love it!

I know......he said he's quitting the trance scene if I recall.
but this IS trance isn't it? (A-side)
the B-side is amazing too..

edit: here, I edited the subject.

Sounds like the same stuff the scene has been making for a while now

jesper himself said he was quitting...but i do believe he also said he still had a couple of already finished works that were still set to be released...so this must have been what he was talking about...

He said in the Swedish board that the tune had been finished for about 8 months so... Guess it was finished before he said he would quit.

I believe it's hard to quit trance

Jezper wrote in the swedish section that he made this track 8 months ago and that he hasn't begun to produce trance again.

the A-side sounds boring. B-side looks more interesting.
sounds like Carl Orff :-)

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Originally posted by Jeremy H Jezper wrote in the swedish section that he made this track 8 months ago and that he hasn't begun to produce trance again.

umm..didn't know that

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Originally posted by RebeL9 the A-side sounds boring. B-side looks more interesting. sounds like Carl Orff :-)

both sides sound great..but the B-side indeed sounds a lot more interesting.

very good track. He mainly just said he wants to try new things.

Well, not more I can say here to clear the question marks that hasnt been said already. The track was made in august last year, but with ID&T-label going on its own, their roaster has been halted for a while, and quite a few tracks were before. And also, once it was decided to be the Sensation Anthem Belgium Edition, they rescheduled the release from its original release date in february to no in april.

The response so far, from both internet surfers to big name jocks has been massive, so I'm teaming up with my brother again (that was on the other hand even the plan from the beginning, but now we feel more inspired) to see what we can make out of it. Widescreen as a bit experimental, we didnt know if people would like that sudden change between classical and trance. However, this time we will try to incorporate both electronic stuff with the orchestral stuff at the same time. Lets see what comes out of it!

Anyhow, for you who digs it, thanks alot!

Finally, big bow from myself to my little brother for beeing such a genious when it comes to arranging orchestral pieces!

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Originally posted by Airbase Finally, big bow from myself to my little brother for beeing such a genious when it comes to arranging orchestral pieces!

how did he learn the theory behind that?

Oh and ps

Did you notice that @ 4:20 in Tiesto - Suburban Train, is the same synths that you had in your original theme from the rock @ 4:20. You should ask him about that .

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Originally posted by sandstorm03 how did he learn the theory behind that? Oh and ps Did you notice that @ 4:20 in Tiesto - Suburban Train, is the same synths that you had in your original theme from the rock @ 4:20. You should ask him about that .

He learned by listening. He's a big fan of Zimmer, Badelt, Williams, all the big movie composers. However, a few weeks ago he bought this big mean composing bible called Orchestrating - Learning with Quality. I glanced thru it, and I didnt understand anything, but my brother finds it a good place to check up on things he are uncertain with when it comes to the arrangement of the orchestration.

Listening to both Suburban train and The rock here, and I cant hear what sound you are referring to. Anyways, Theme From The Rock was probably made after Suburban train!

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Originally posted by Airbase He learned by listening. He's a big fan of Zimmer, Badelt, Williams, all the big movie composers. However, a few weeks ago he bought this big mean composing bible called Orchestrating - Learning with Quality. I glanced thru it, and I didnt understand anything, but my brother finds it a good place to check up on things he are uncertain with when it comes to the arrangement of the orchestration. Listening to both Suburban train and The rock here, and I cant hear what sound you are referring to. Anyways, Theme From The Rock was probably made after Suburban train!

Umm if you listen to both @ 4:20, you will hear, the subtle melody from suburban train kick in and build. I think the build is almost at the same time as well. It just seemed close to Theme from the rock. Maybe off a note or 2. .


Anyway, i think experimenting with new things is an excellent idea. I know I do not know much about producing as I would like, but I do feel that keeping things simple at times, results in better sound.


Experiment with some new stuff like unique bass lines. I think horrible bass lines distroy many good tracks. They definately hurt the flow, and danceability of some tracks.

OMG this track is cheesy.


the best part is the classical music piece used for a breakdown. Very orginal !!

*cough*

Armin Van Buuren Classical Shit Translations

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Originally posted by Tiestor OMG this track is cheesy. the best part is the classical music piece used for a breakdown. Very orginal !! *cough* Armin Van Buuren Classical Shit Translations

hahahahahahah

Tiestor Classsic LOL

probaby dave pizza or someone

that's pretty widely known already Lee

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Originally posted by UWM that's pretty widely known already Lee

hey i dunno

Great stuff! Reminds me of The Hunting which never saw the light of day.

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