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Will a track like this create interest amongst Trance Addicts???
Hi ya all.
I am releasing a series of these 31st Century electronic tracks in the coming months
The first is titled 3002 AD.
These tracks will include trance, electro house, breakbeat, and house style moods with the futuristic influences.
To hear it www.myspace.com/mirosonic
And www.mirosonic.com
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I would love a discussion on this track and where TRANCE is heading
2nd EDIT ! - To hear the effects and compression techniques clearly
download a 13 Megabyte sample at http://www.mirosonic.com/blog
Re: Will a track like this create interest amongst Trance Addicts???
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| Originally posted by Mirosonic-3002 Hi ya all. I am releasing a series of these 31st Century electronic tracks in the coming months The first is titled 3002 AD. These tracks will include trance, electro house, breakbeat, and house style moods with the futuristic influences. To hear it www.myspace.com/mirosonic And www.mirosonic.com . I would love a discussion on this track and where TRANCE is heading |
Sounds like old-school Detroit Techno ot something. Like Derrick May has travelled from 1990 to the future
MIROSONIC was born in 2980.
He began experimenting with underlying dance beats to create the track '3002 AD' . It was released on January 1st 3000 - a track inspired by his love of inter gallactic clubbing culture. Since the end of restrictions on recreational time travel, Mirosonic has had a cult following on Earth from the year 2008. '3002 AD' was retro released in 2008.
oh oh
The track 3002 AD is a futuristic space-age sonic experience where the sound and vibe is influenced by space travel from the31st Century.
The retro released version from 2008 is a stereo 16 bit file.
Ipods play wav files and so I heavily recommend playing the wav versions to experience the full effect and not settle for the mp3s although the mp3s are very high quality.
In car sound systems the futuristic effects are quite powerful especially the spacecraft effects. I also advise the checking of the bass levels in car systems as the bass and aggressive kick usually do not need bass volume enhancement.
In some cases the BASS settings need to be lowered.
Basically adjust the bass level settings to a point where the kick does not overpower the melody.
This will guarantee a full space-age experience.
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| The track 3002 AD is a futuristic space-age sonic experience where the sound and vibe is influenced by space travel from the31st Century. |
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| Originally posted by creon444 You guys must smoke some really good shit in the future. I'm looking forward to it! |
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| Originally posted by Mirosonic-3002 hey hey !! |
In this thread, I wrote:
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| The bottom line is that it is the internet, inundated with crap from both amateurs and professionals, alike, that also provides a vehicle for talent to eventually emerge. Right now, there are so many channels to choose from. Eventually, people will get tired of sifting through crap and develop systems of analyzing large batches of music for content that appeals to them. Critics, themselves, will become better organized at ferreting out the diamonds from the chaff, and be able to concentrate the promotion of better artists. In short, believe it or not, I believe things are evolving. It isn't pretty and it may not get much better for a while, now, but eventually, the static will dissipate, the wannabes will become discouraged, and all manner of music will get better. For now, however, I'm content with that feeling of sifting through a few dozen songs to hear one I care to download and listen to, again. |
Didn't you spam with this turd once already?
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Didn't you spam with this turd once already? |
I mourn the day that compressors became easily available to the general public rather than just mastering engineers.
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| Originally posted by PETRAN Sounds like old-school Detroit Techno ot something. Like Derrick May has travelled from 1990 to the future |
el terible
Wish I hadn't listened to that. It was quite unpleasant.
You know, you'd expect producers to have a decent sense of what's good and what isn't. I guess that just isn't the case for a lot of people.
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| Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles I mourn the day that compressors became easily available to the general public rather than just mastering engineers. |
Nope, still sounds bad.
Oh, and why do they put "AD" after their year in the future?
This guy reminds me Peter Griffin when he tried to spin around in circles to go back in time and prevent Brian from knocking up his father-in-law's racedog. I wish I could find a clip.
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| Originally posted by Fundamental Oh, and why do they put "AD" after their year in the future? |
i honestly probably wouldnt listen to it just becasue its not the style that i like but im sure somone would
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| Originally posted by nefardec yeah this is like a non-musical x102 or something |
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| Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles I mourn the day that compressors became easily available to the general public rather than just mastering engineers. |
omg.
I had no idea alberto falk produced.. 
Re: Will a track like this create interest amongst Trance Addicts???
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| Originally posted by Mirosonic-3002 To hear it www.myspace.com/mirosonic |
Don't really like it, but for some reason it made me remember this early 90's track:
Fierce Ruling Diva - Rubb It In
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