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| quote: | Originally posted by TranceElevation
Oh you poor deficient, you can't even comprehend what you read. You are more beautiful rather than smart.
Let me guide you through this you damn retarded muzzle: that part of my comment was refering to your underlining of a presumed distorted main lead in MIKE's track, as a criteria advanced by you which should discern good trance from bad trance. I was simply pointing out that such superficial element cannot be a measure to determine the value of a whole track. A production element entirely depending of the context, depending by the way it is applied in the picture of a track.
To break it down even more, so that your lame brain can absorb it: A distortion on a lead on its own cannot be enough to discredit the value of a production. It's a marginal element, as could be a hi hat, a clap etc.
And therefore, your comment doesn't make any fucking sense!
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There are a lot of elements in that track that you find in typical a asot shows. Its not unique at all. Its not any different from previous tracks. There are a lot of reasons why the breakdown climax is so dull. I could go on and on.Mike also uses the same kick and clap in almost every track, it gets annoying after a while. The track is so retarded that it just repeats the intro onto the breakdown. Then you have a pointless ride cymbal at the end that does nothing for the track.
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceElevation
Damn, you fucking cretin.
The ultra uplifting modernish trance you're praising uses at least (in the most conservative case) 3 layers of basslines. High, mid and sub.
This should explain why you suck so badly at producing. You just don't get it, do you?
And I remind you to check your cognitive problems. Never talked about the amount of notes used, was talking about layers.
This track is an examplative of modern trance and what you glorify. Should I break down once again for you or you can find on your own why such trance is horrendous and the flag of cheese?
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I rather listen to torture chamber then any track you post. Most of John tracks configure of several leads and one bassline you idiot. Thats what you didn't understand. Of course most of every different artist uses 3 baselines, but thats not typical Askew.
Thats def better than modern day mike sets without a doubt.
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceElevation
Damn, I'm so curious to find out what your brain considers to be better trance. John Askew vs Mike aka Plastic Boy, Push, Absolute and so on...should be interesting.
edit: And you forgot to reveal your valorous activity that makes you so special. |
What it all boils down is a matter of taste. John Askew did things that haven't been done before, his type of kicks never existed in trance before him period.
Also, what makes me special, find out your self trance elevation.
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Juan Paulino - Quantum Break (Original Mix) [Progressive Breaks]
Last edited by Juan Paulino on Jul-03-2013 at 00:37
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