His rework of Mirella <3

Gaining popularity by re-working good tunes, what a stupid statement! Sean Tyas is an excellent producer, and if he wants to change a track to suit his sound, then all power to the guy.

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Ry Brooks - Daybreak - August 2007 - Trance mix

mirella, remember, on your mind remix = quality

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the best producer right now of harder trance. If you liked cosmic gate or dumonde at one time , he is a current and improved version to listen to

punk'd remix!

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Originally posted by isoterra thought it was only insigma he did that to?

apearantly he made a new remix/edit of Legend B - Lost In Love.

I don't understand the hype either. His tune lacks the energy to be banging and lacks depth to become solid.
But I think the current state of epic trance is so poor that people accept any half decent producer and crowns him as the new king.

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Originally posted by Ryarni Gaining popularity by re-working good tunes, what a stupid statement!

That's just what it is though. The only reason why you might like the Sean Tyas edit of let's say "Open Your Eyes" is just because the original was so amazingly good and originally produced.

All these edits are as useless as PvD's remix of Wavy Gravy or Tiësto's remix of Das Glockenspiel to give an example.
Bah; ban it...

And no this hasn't anything to do with 'haters', because I myself listen to an asot episode from time to time. I hope this hype will be over quickly.

they aren't useless. you try mixing the original of open our eyes out of something with the power & energy of the tyas rework & the flow will be killed.. same with the others you mentioned

they preserve the goodness of the original by not changing too much, & just make them fit easier into modern, more upbeat sets

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Originally posted by RebeL9 His tune lacks the energy to be banging and lacks depth to become solid.

i agree with the depth part... but curious as to what you consider more energetic? (sticking with trance around the same tempo). his remixes of coldfusion, on your mind & punk'd i just think are bursting with energy


oh btw.. like i said in another topic (about joc & kearny - exactly) this kind of trance imo really needs ramping up to ~145bpm to be appreciated properly

Sean Tyas is considered hard trance?

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This guy is amazing, all his stuff is the most powerful ive heard at lately. Love his style

love is production ....awsome producer....Definitley a rising star

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