How do you define trance anyway?? (page 2)

Become a part of the TranceAddict community!

Frequently Asked Questions - Please read this if you haven't

TranceAddict Forums > Main Forums > Music Discussion > How do you define trance anyway??

Pages (2): « 1 [2]

Last Thread Next Thread

Author

Thread

mindshooter
Neverchanging avatar

Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Hiding from Chuck Norris

heh i try to keep my collection at one place....usually works untill i want to have them in school doing som test or something.....i like listening to trance while writing big test (makes me better)....so i take about 10 cds and put them in my bag hehe.....then i put them all up in the bench in school....have to get a Mp3-freestyler really...

___________________

Mar-20-2001 06:47

Click here to Send mindshooter a Private Message

Dj Chriss
tranceaddict

Registered: Mar 2001
Location:

You can recognize Trance by the fact that it's the only thing really worth listening to.

And as said before. It relys much more on the synths and a repetitous beat than any other genre.

Trance has also got alot of classic influence, not only the melodies but the general harmonics too.
Progressive trance tends to move a bit away from this, trying to add funky tuning and such. Can sound really great.

Hmmm. I quote myself: Only thing really worth listening to! (except maybe your girlfriend moaning in the bed.)