i dont know about you, but I find the price of fm totally RIDICULOUS!, especially in NA.. I read it monthly at the magasine vendor, but I wont spend the ~20$cdn for it..

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It would be cool to have free euphoric trance-tutorial

The mag is okay, the disk is dissapointing. Apart from some neat FX, and some cool drum hits, everything else is a bit shit. I want string samples!

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Ooooh... Give me some links

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Originally posted by sylphin i dont know about you, but I find the price of fm totally RIDICULOUS!, especially in NA.. I read it monthly at the magasine vendor, but I wont spend the ~20$cdn for it.. -ed

sylphin, what stores have fm?

doesn't Chapters or Indigo carry Future Music?

Moonman, thanx...really.... I was looking for samples tho..and I'm really intersted in what John 00 Fleming says...I'll buy that as soon as possible...I love Trance....

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The Tutorial is usefull, some good tricks in it and the equipment lists and the interview with John 00 flemming and ian van dahl is interesting. But I still wonder what on earth Dave Pearce is doing in the article Did he ever produce something? I don't know any song he produced and didn't hear good comments on his mixing skills some time ago. And he doesn't seem to have any nice hardware too. Only 2 sl1200's and a pathetic dj mixer that most of us started off with 5 years ago . If he gets in there I think everybody who is dj and produces some trance should be in it too.

ok, bought that issue of Future Music last sunday at Chapters. if you want i can post that 6-page "DIY euphoria" tutorial here, or at least make it elsewhere and link to it. ahead are some teasers...

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"depending on the style of kick and snare, both attack and release settings can also make a significant difference to the resulting sound."

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"a popular method for constructing a bass is to start with either a sawtooth or square oscillator. set the envelope to a zero attack, short release and medium decay and sustain."

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"it's not a good idea to widen a pad's timbre with effects. once programmed, leave it as is until mixing, then experiment with effects if needed."

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"usually euphoric leads consist of a chord that's been created from two of more programmed synths; this is then sampled and the results are effected."

the author also picked 10 of his favourite euphoric tunes too:

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Binary Finary - 1999 (Matt Darey remix) Faithless - Insomnia Josh Wink - Higher State of Consciousness Delerium - Silence (Transcendental remix) System F - Out of the Blue Chakra - Home ThrillSeekers - Synthaesia Vincent De Moor: Fly Away Rank 1 - Airwave Sasha - Xpander

bleh.. enough for this quoting craziness.

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Originally posted by TraNcerke But I still wonder what on earth Dave Pearce is doing in the article Did he ever produce something? I don't know any song he produced and didn't hear good comments on his mixing skills some time ago.

maybe it's only because he mixed 2 out of 5 Euphoria albums.

hey fieroavian

im sure loads of peeps here are dying to read the article.

If anyones after the samples, you cna get 80% of them here

www.trancesystem.com then goto production and at the bottom there is a link to a quick page where you can preview and d/l the samples.

BTW join up the forums please

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FIEROAVIAN, please post that article Or make some link, please please please and pretty please

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Originally posted by fieroavian maybe it's only because he mixed 2 out of 5 Euphoria albums.

Yes, I know, but is he relevant to the special? Not at all I think.