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erq
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begginer at trance, help!

Recently started tryin to make serious music out of my crap.

I dont know much music theory and I hope you guys can help me out with this one. Just started it couple of days ago.

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.p...74DB1DD442F83EB

Old Post Aug-10-2006 18:38  Russia
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Low Profile
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Sounds pretty good, the melody is good, and everything is in scale (meaning your music theory isn't screwed up, this is something that most people without musical knowledge do wrong, they don't create melodies that are in key/scale, but just random notes. Just use your ears, if it sounds good, then it's all OK )
The track sounds very old skool, kinda 1997-1998 -ish, not necessarily a bad thing, but listen to some modern trance music and look for inspiration. Other than that, congratulations with your new hobby

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KilldaDJ
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good.

all i can suggest is get some nice sounding vst synths and maybe better percs and ur sorted


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cronodevir
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quote:
Originally posted by Low Profile
Sounds pretty good, the melody is good, and everything is in scale (meaning your music theory isn't screwed up, this is something that most people without musical knowledge do wrong, they don't create melodies that are in key/scale, but just random notes. Just use your ears, if it sounds good, then it's all OK )
The track sounds very old skool, kinda 1997-1998 -ish, not necessarily a bad thing, but listen to some modern trance music and look for inspiration. Other than that, congratulations with your new hobby


Is that what new users do?...."Just use your ears, if it sounds good, then it's all OK "

I know some stuff that sounds VERY good, but most would shril at the sound of it.


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ASFSE
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i didn't listen to your clip, but a great way to gather ideas when producing is to roll a fat fuckin' blunt, and smoke the whole thing to your dome. then try to produce while blazed off your fuckin' ass, the ideas will just come pouring out...

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i didn't listen to your clip, but a great way to gather ideas when producing is to roll a fat fuckin' blunt, and smoke the whole thing to your dome. then try to produce while blazed off your fuckin' ass, the ideas will just come pouring out...


speak from experience!


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cherrybarry
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good tune so far...

tips:
change the percs...kick could be louder, snare needs to be turned down

the "sweep" right at the end of the build up needs to be pitched up

synths could be detuned a little less and a little brighter...just personal preference though

mid/high-mid frequencies can be softened slightly

regardless, still a good production

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jupiterone
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i didn't listen to your clip, but a great way to gather ideas when producing is to roll a fat fuckin' blunt, and smoke the whole thing to your dome. then try to produce while blazed off your fuckin' ass, the ideas will just come pouring out...



That quite honestly is the key to becoming a music pioneer.

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sterilis
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kick needs fattened up.

bass is lost in the mix and id also change the pattern of it.

the melody is nice but theres something in the mix thats making it sound wrong. think its the kick and bass their just arent talking to each other.


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When I want inspiration, I try to focus on some of the noise in the background, noise is everywhere and you really can't avoid it, but if you focus on some sort of noise for long enough, eventually you make musical variations of it in your head, at least I do. Things like crickets chirping, rain, boiling water, compuer fans, air conditioners, anything really, just take whatever you hear and see if it sparks a new tune in your head.

Sometimes I provide my own noise to make musical variations on, you might try doing that in whatever ways you can think of. The last one I tried generated sounds basd off this C++ program I wrote back in the day, it pretty much took certain numbers and used them to pick notes and stereo panning, so you could hear all these wild noises all over the place, and I could pick stuff out from the chaos, that little project is still inspiring alot of the stuff I'm playing with right now. It works best for me right before I go to sleep at night, I get most of my ideas then I forget about them when I wake up. Inspiration really isn't the hard part though, its all around us all the time.

Your tune sounded pretty, would have liked it a bit longer.

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ralpheeee
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quote:
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i didn't listen to your clip, but a great way to gather ideas when producing is to roll a fat fuckin' blunt, and smoke the whole thing to your dome. then try to produce while blazed off your fuckin' ass, the ideas will just come pouring out...


Yeah but the nxt day are those ideas still good?

In my experience...no

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erq
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thanks

woah, so many replys, thanks guys

This is actually my second serious attempt.

Low Profile: thanks, late 90s? yea, sounds like it. Whats some good modern trance, sorry I havent been up to date lately.

KilldaDJ: what would make the perc stand out more?


ASFSE: haha, been there too many times =D

cherrybarry: how would I make the kick stronger? With what filters? The sweep, Ill put it on a higher octave and see how that goes. Again, Im not too sure how to brighten a synth. And the mid/hi-mid, Ill try to fix that.

dj_kane: ill fix the bass


UnWorldly: thanks =]

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