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cm4998
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Registered: Mar 2014
Location: New York, NY
One of the top up-n-comer trance producers in NYC!!

Check this guy out!!

https://soundcloud.com/k9-official/...riginal-mix-sub

Old Post Mar-25-2014 03:22  United States
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CarS
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Registered: Sep 2012
Location: NJ

thankfully, no vocals, nice.
nice sounds in there.

Eternal Elements ends just where it should get going, where's the rest?

moved post below here, for for future reference only

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Originally posted by Sedna
The reason these trance events don't go until 6 or later is because the crowd doesn't stay. The reason the crowd doesn't stay is most trance sets these days are too on/off.

What do I mean by on/off? Breaks. So many breaks. 1 minute break here, two minute break there, three minute break in the very next song. 4 minutes of beat and then 3 minutes of holding your hands in the air just doesn't keep the energy flowing, no matter how good a set is. Don't get me wrong, those sets are great to listen to when I'm sitting in my computer chair, but at a club keep that fucking beat rolling. Edit your tracks if you need to, like Christopher Lawrence does.

Listen to some old trance tracks from the late 90s/early 2000s. They all have one thing in commmon; they keep the beat rolling. They still might have a "break," but in the old school breaks they still maintain a beat throughout, keeping the dance floor throbbing as the melodies build into a heavier beat.

My next releases on L*C*D are mostly breakless trance songs. BRINGIN' IT BACK.


too few people keep the beat going for themselves, alas
in my book what makes tracks really good is if they aren't predictable, meaning if it's a continuous floor fake out, but rare....

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benjamin1forty
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Registered: Sep 2012
Location: CT/NY

good quality, just a little generic and predictable among the sea uplifting producers. I'm no professional or production expert, but as an avid listener or all types of a dance music- i would suggest creating a bit more dimension maybe through atmosphere and switching up the drum track, break beat, hats (swing) etc.

keep it up

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