yup, start over. Its the best way to get back on track.

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Originally posted by variabl3 Here is what I want to say to all of you. I understand the desire to make your track sound like Paul van Dyk's next greatest hit or like Armin's new Dancefloor Destroyer, but ultimately it's a toss up. The thing that all of the great trance artists have in common is that they are constantly changing their style and breaking the envelope in their productions. You have got to be yourself and let your own soul define your music. If you want it to sound fresh and new, you shouldn't worry about instruments and how much it sounds like pvd, but about composition and how much people will want to dance to it. Don't limit yourself by trying to imitate those who do NOT.

since when is armin great?

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Originally posted by BOOsTER since when is armin great?

Dang, you must be very underground and hardcore

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Originally posted by ponsshin Once you feel happy with what you've done just stop and lay off the track for a while (days, even weeks!) You'll see that taking more distance to the track and being less intimate with it will allow to criticize yourself better and have a fresh look on your track Good luck.

Good advice. I have so many projects I started and got bored of. Then I open them up a few days or weeks later and I'm like why didn't I finish that!!

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Originally posted by BOOsTER since when is armin great?

since when isn't armin great?

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Originally posted by mysticalninja since when isn't armin great?

Well, I think 2005 or maybe 2006, but I have a high tolerance for cheese

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