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| quote: | Originally posted by MarkT
his sets are still a lot of fun, but the Armin of 3-4 years ago was better.
I don't mind this track at all...I like it...it's nice and fluffy (there's not enough nice and fluffy trance these days, lol)...but definitely not one of his premier productions.
I wonder though, for someone as busy as he...with his weekly ASOT show, tour schedule, record label, new artist promotion, etc...how much time does he really spend on original production?
In terms of the best trance producer/DJs, I think Armins is running behind Markus Schulz, Above & Beyond and PVD over the last year or so (even though that biatch PVD needs to get his ass back to Toronto!) |
That's no excuse, productions should take as long as you deem it necessary. Besides ASOT, all those things you mentioned, someone else is already taking care of. Preparing for ASOT can't take more than a few hours a week.
His productions have gone down incredibly in value, while they may be better sounding in terms of acoustic, his ideas have almost but vanished.
Someone mentioned Shivers, Sail and Zocalo. Shivers is a generic trancer with a melody inspired by an older track, dated sounds/arrangement. Sail is also inspired by an older track, production mimicing Tiesto's Adagio For Strings, but not being anywhere near as good sounding. Zocalo, well, G&D, that's all I can say about that one.
Armin back in the day was much better, musically.
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