[16-04-2005] Djk Scot project @ Planet's (page 2)

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Romain
Romeijn van den Taar

Registered: Jul 2002
Location: MN-TA-FR

Oui pour moi la différence hardtrance/hardstyle est clairement dans les mélodies.

Le hardstyle je vois ça comme une sorte de tech-trance rapide, avec peu de mélodies.

La hardtrance, plus une uplifting trance pitchée; la caricature ça en est yoji b, et même dans une moindre mesure scot project (j'aime mieux ses prods que celles de yoji b). Des gros breaks au pipeau comme tu dis (), puis derrière une mélodie qui va vite.

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maxxyme
Mr. Discogs

Registered: Nov 2002
Location: near Paris, France

D'après les dires de je-ne-sais-plus-qui (), le hardstyle, c'est du gabber hollandais pitché à -6.

Nan... en fait c'est Ishkur
(http://www.di.fm/edmguide/ -- http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html

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As what usually happens in the creation of new genres, you take one specific thing that makes another genre cool, and revolve your new genre entirely around it. So this is what happens when artists go "hey, that thunderous beat and bassline and squelching synthline sounds really cool". Whamo, there you go: new genre (or nu, I should say). Eventually, Nu Style Gabber producers started noticing it, so they dived right in, thinking "hey, no problem. We can make this shit too." What's the difference between them? About 30 bpm. Play your Nu Style Gabber records at -8, and Hardstyle is born. But it's still not hard enough to be included among the Hardcore genres. Though maybe that Hard Dance subgroup.

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