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Posted by Joi Lamusic on Jun-19-2002 22:35:

Euphoric Trance

What is the secret of euphoric trance?

-What kind of bassline?
-Lots of strings?
-Beat per minute?
-Simple or not so simple melody?

Posted by Joi Lamusic on Jun-20-2002 09:05:

Or is there some site where to find tips about making euphoric trance?

Posted by oDrori on Jun-20-2002 11:08:

Listen to a lot of it

Ussually you need massive strings and highly-emotional melodies...

Posted by flutlicht junky on Jun-20-2002 14:24:

i believe the secrets in the sounds and the note progression!

Try experimenting with basses than arent on the root note all the time too.

Posted by brekelbende on Jun-20-2002 17:27:

Get yourself a copy of this months Future music magazine it's has an article about making euphoric trance

Posted by brekelbende on Jun-20-2002 17:32:

Get yourself a copy of this months Future music magazine it's has an article about making euphoric trance

Posted by Joi Lamusic on Jun-20-2002 20:31:

What is the "root note"?

Posted by attacc on Jun-20-2002 21:51:

as in all music making, experience is a very important factor. I think you gotta learn it yourself, there is no magic tutorial which will make you the next Ferry Corsten *unfortunately*

Posted by Joi Lamusic on Jun-20-2002 22:52:

No, I am not waiting for some magic tutorial I really wanna learn by doing, but still I need some help about where should I start and what should I do Some basics, U know...

And what is the "root note"?

Posted by Michael Russo on Jun-21-2002 02:11:

the root note is the first note of the scale your piece is in

Posted by flutlicht junky on Jun-21-2002 09:24:

yep, its basically the main key/harmonic that the song is in.

Say you have a basic C chord that changes up to a G chord, instead of makingn the bass C and then up to G.

You could have a C and then goto D, because that would work with a G (mostly likely).

Or another good one would be to play th ebass down when the main chord goes up. Like when you change up to G, play the bass, so that it goes from C DOWN to a G.

Posted by Joi Lamusic on Jun-21-2002 13:42:

Oh, I go and try that

So, if I play the chord (that is same like strings?) in C5 and then it goes up to G5, so the bass should go either C5 and then to D5 or C5 and then down to G4? Did I get that right?

Posted by Michael Russo on Jun-21-2002 23:42:

Not exactly... you want to build up tension. So say you're progressing from the tonic (1st note of scale) to dominant (fifth note). You can move your bass up too, that's no big deal. But to create "unrest" within the music, you could keep the bass where it is, or try moving it to a different note other than the dominant. I hope that was clear, my theory sucks neways....

Posted by ed on Jun-28-2002 19:40:

Re: Euphoric Trance

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Originally posted by Joi Lamusic
What is the secret of euphoric trance?

-What kind of bassline?
-Lots of strings?
-Beat per minute?
-Simple or not so simple melody?

there's no MAGIC recipy.. produce music YOU like, dont try to imitate others.. if people didnt go aroudn imitating liek they to today,they'd be a whole lot less garbage out there

Posted by Joi Lamusic on Jun-29-2002 18:22:

No no no no... I DON'T wanna imitate others. I just wanna know some basic things so I can create my own kind ow beats and rhythms and so on I hope U Trance Addicters know what I mean...