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RivalMan
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Registered: Jun 2005
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Not really sure, if there has been a change in the chord progression, but if I was to guess on a change in synths, I would definately bet that the JP8080/JP8000 was one of the most use synths back in 00 whereas the Virus probably is the leader today. And these synths definately have a different character. I would call the JP8000 more "warm" and the Virus more "airy", so this might explain something...
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Sep-16-2006 22:24
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erq
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hmm, thats does make sense
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Sep-16-2006 22:48
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DigiNut
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Location: Toronto, Self-proclaimed Centre of the Universe
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It's probably become more airy because of the modern obsession with completely filling out the frequency spectrum, resulting in a lot of white noise, supersaws, and other top-heavy sounds being used. That literally creates an "airy" sound - white noise is often used to simulate a "wind" effect. When the sound is drenched in reverb, as it usually is, that adds to the effect.
I wouldn't say that chord progressions have significantly changed since 2001. If you go back to 95-96 you'll definitely see a huge difference; somewhere in mid-99 was the turning point and trance hasn't changed much since then, except for the higher spectral saturation.
Well, that and the vast amount of ASOT ersatz trance made by legions of lazy amateurs, which shot up around 2003-2004 because of cookie-cutter tools and lower barrier to entry (easier to produce without expensive hardware). Those all tend to follow the same lame I-IV-V-I or I-V-I progression, so maybe that's what you mean?
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Sep-17-2006 01:18
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RivalMan
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Registered: Jun 2005
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
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| quote: | Originally posted by mysticalninja
Can you explain that progression your talking about? Progression/arrangement is hardest part for me might be helpfull.. |
It is a common progression.
On this page you can find the chords spelled out:
http://www.haitisurf.com/spelledoutchords.shtml
So the example of I-IV-V-I would in the key of C be:
CEG, FAC, GBD, CEG.
You can play the same progression in different keys by using the table on the page.
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Sep-17-2006 01:32
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mysticalninja
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Registered: May 2005
Location: Los Angeles
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Sep-17-2006 01:33
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Chronosis
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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Málaga
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| quote: | Originally posted by erq
is it me or has trance just switched to perfection over melody? |
Happened a long ago.
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Sep-17-2006 07:43
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Jason_R
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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: High Wycombe
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| quote: | Originally posted by erq
. is it me or has trance just switched to perfection over melody?
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Yes and I for one would like to see it switch back again.
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Sep-17-2006 09:07
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erq
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Registered: Nov 2004
Location:
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| quote: | Originally posted by Jason_R
Yes and I for one would like to see it switch back again. |
mee too =]
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Sep-17-2006 16:38
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