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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ-Igloo
not really you can portray trance many ways the only trance tracks that really have breakdowns as most ppl think is Epic or Anthem Trance wich are basicly the same thing. Ive heard some awsome tracks from ppl that go straight to a percusive style drop in the track then bring everything back in then the lead its just really all about how far are you willing to push the boundries. As one of the books I have on djing/producing it says Dont try to reinvinte the wheel find ways to make it better.
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spot on, mate.
i think that following formulas, structures, guidlines and templates, CAN be extremely limiting. But i also think, that it can really help a beginner find his/her way, learn new techniques and have the skill to progress and really find his/her style and such. but the negative effect it has, seems to have a much more impactful position in music. it suppresses what you really got inside ya, and i think that right there is partly resposible for all this run of the mill music. people follow the norms and acceptions of the music, there are not enough risks being taken. risks just arnt as accepted in the mainstream. just do what makes you happy, what you think sounds good, and what REALLY feeds your passion for music.
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