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Rodri Santos
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Registered: Sep 2009
Location: Milan
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All the uplifting sounds the same nowadays, there are a few producers that make some interesting uplifting, it's not creative but has good melodies, good breakdowns etc... i am a classical music lover and i usually like this, on the other hand you've precisely the Anjuna and Enhanced uplifting producers which always sound the same and their melodies are so uninspirational, FSOE is a great label, probably my favourite of this new ones, it's not only that A&F release on it (and they make the few uplifting tunes i could see myself dancing to) but Akesson, Philippe el Sisi and Vast Vision are on it's roster and truly have a different and energetic sound, Vast Vision are now exploring tech trance, thats what producers should do, instead of recreating his first hit they should push their own boundaries with new sounds, arrangements etc...
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Mar-09-2011 12:07
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stealthman
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Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Sydney
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| quote: | Originally posted by Rodri Santos
All the uplifting sounds the same nowadays, there are a few producers that make some interesting uplifting, it's not creative but has good melodies, good breakdowns etc... i am a classical music lover and i usually like this, on the other hand you've precisely the Anjuna and Enhanced uplifting producers which always sound the same and their melodies are so uninspirational, FSOE is a great label, probably my favourite of this new ones, it's not only that A&F release on it (and they make the few uplifting tunes i could see myself dancing to) but Akesson, Philippe el Sisi and Vast Vision are on it's roster and truly have a different and energetic sound, Vast Vision are now exploring tech trance, thats what producers should do, instead of recreating his first hit they should push their own boundaries with new sounds, arrangements etc... |
I've figured over the years that, as the further the boundaries are pushed, the more obnoxious Trance sounds in general. Might as well leave it to die, just like a star which blows up after a certain amount of expansion.
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Mar-09-2011 12:09
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Rodri Santos
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Registered: Sep 2009
Location: Milan
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they're pushed in the wrong way, someone thought "Let's add pop vocals to our tracks!! it saves time since you don't need a melody!!" another one thought " Let's add a farty electro bassline and slow the bpm's to 130, it's getting all the 15 year old girls crazy!" and soon someone will say "Let's introduce gangster lyrics to get into trance the colleagues from the ghetoo")
I see that the only genre who has some future is tech trance, if you compare it to oliver lieb you can't believe both things are the same but sounds great still.
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Mar-09-2011 12:16
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SYSTEM-J
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Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
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Mar-09-2011 13:23
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