check out some old hardschool trance 1998 and earlier
artists that i know
nostrum
accuface
jfs
space planet
b voice
energy flash
jet set and plastic angel
los bonitos
breakbeat
check out
pb and j - the way
beber and tamra - you wonder
starecase - come in
wow - the gift
hybrid stuff
lost tribe - under the red sea
lustral - everytime (red jerry remix)
ok
May-17-2002 04:50
djdawn
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Registered: Apr 2001
Location: GTA #5
that's just the right question for me
check out
D-Lay - Don't Stop The Motion
it's at 180bpm and by no means hardcore. There was a LOT of trance like this in Germany between '94 and '97
If you like the example, I'll go through my old crates and give you some more suggestions. Also, PM me for info on where to get some more tracks of this style.
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May-17-2002 05:14
FinnHawk
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Victoria, BC, Canada
Freeform (aka Trancecore) is really fast and energetic. I think it could be the next big thing. Just wait, in a year or two it'll blow up all over the scene! SO much ENERGY!
To hear some of the best Freeform out there, I highly recommend you download at least one of the following sets (I've linked them all. just CLICK away... or "Right Click -> Save Target As" for the non-audiogalaxy ones):
As far as tracks you might be able to find on WinMX or audiogalaxy, look up the following:
Energy - Waves of Desire
Energy & S4 - The Baptism
Lab 4 - Reformation II
Sharkey - The Awakening
Sharkey - Product of Society (Hardcore Society Mix)
Rez - Rez Out (Raved Up Mix)
Energy and Blackout - Crazy Styles
Bass-X vs. Scott Brown - Pilgrim (version 2000)
Q-tex - Viroid
Scott Brown - Healing Mind
Breeze & Styles - Future Set
ENJOY!
Sal
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May-17-2002 05:34
capricorn15
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Registered: May 2001
Location: CA
forgot to say
make sure you check out these old school accuface tracks
accuface - on your own 170 bpm
accuface - accuracy 169 bpm
accuface - true creator 171 bpm
May-17-2002 05:43
djdawn
RetroActive
Registered: Apr 2001
Location: GTA #5
quote:
Originally posted by FinnHawk
Freeform (aka Trancecore) is really fast and energetic. I think it could be the next big thing. Just wait, in a year or two it'll blow up all over the scene! SO much ENERGY!
>> DJ Tilzs - Internet Mix 5
As far as tracks you might be able to find on WinMX or audiogalaxy, look up the following:
hi, I really love this kind of music, but it will not be the next big thing. For me these are only the remains of the old hardtrance scene from '95. The #5 mix for example starts with a track that was released 1995 on Master Maximum Trance Records....
it's just too fast for today, nobody lets me spin this stuff at any party
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May-17-2002 06:07
FinnHawk
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Victoria, BC, Canada
quote:
Originally posted by djdawn
hi, I really love this kind of music, but it will not be the next big thing. For me these are only the remains of the old hardtrance scene from '95. The #5 mix for example starts with a track that was released 1995 on Master Maximum Trance Records....
it's just too fast for today, nobody lets me spin this stuff at any party
Well some DJs like Tilzs, Kevin Energy and Sharkey seem to be developing a pretty good following spinning this style. I agree that it is a little fast for dancing, but personally I LOVE dancing to it... I just dance to it at half speed, every second beat.. the same way I dance to Jungle/DnB. Most Freeform tracks have cymbal crash/highhat/snare every second beat that you can focus on while dancing instead of every single beat.
I'm remaining optimistic about the future of Freeform. I'm just starting out as a DJ and I'm planning on starting out my sets slower with Hard Trance (140-150 bpm) and then climbing up into Freeform speeds (160-170 bpm), like Kevin Energy did in his Adrenalin set. I don't think I would ever spin 180 bpm or higher like some Freeform DJs too... that's just a little too crazy even for me.
Sal
May-17-2002 07:06
JM
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Seattle, USA
quote:
Originally posted by djdawn
it's just too fast for today, nobody lets me spin this stuff at any party
if it's anything like those tunes (you know what i'm talking abt) then yeah....very fast! some good tunes though....
Originally posted by FinnHawk
I'm remaining optimistic about the future of Freeform. I'm just starting out as a DJ and I'm planning on starting out my sets slower with Hard Trance (140-150 bpm) and then climbing up into Freeform speeds (160-170 bpm), like Kevin Energy did in his Adrenalin set. I don't think I would ever spin 180 bpm or higher like some Freeform DJs too... that's just a little too crazy even for me.
Sal
i always start my sets out with hard tranve and work up to freeform. sometimes i play it all pretty slow other times i just go crazy and can go beyond 180, all depends on the crowd u are spinning too. generally in a club this is a bad idea