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PETRAN
Like Antennas To Heaven

Registered: Feb 2004
Location: Volos, Greece
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| quote: | | i realize fully that the ideal suggested is not a description of the current situation. i don't realize why it couldn't be in the future. |
Hmmm, well it could be...listen you can be the first one to invent an "objective-genre taxonomy system", the way Linaeus did for nature wow!!!This system should first establish the actual acoustic elements of a genre.Furthermore, in reference to that first objective computation, the proportion of changes of these elements in order for a tune to be "transitive" and qualify for a new sub-genre (or a new genre allover) could be accurately predicted.Each element should be analyzed in itself, e.g. the bassline sounds deviate from the original 40%, the synth lead-sound 55%, the overall tempo is increased (from a mean of 128 bpm) in relation to the first original genre sample of tunes by 15 points...
Take note though that a big variety exists(music genres are very "ill-defined"), even in the case of the tunes that belong to an identical genre, so these "intra-genre deviations" should be included in the overall computation.
Good luck. After that point you can come back and proudly scream....
DAMN ASOTTTT MUUSIICCC DOES NOT QUALIFFYYY ASSS TRAAANCEEE YOUUU MMOORROONNSSS HA HA HAAAAAAAA!!!!...
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Jun-26-2006 00:10
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isoterra
hi

Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Nottingham, UK
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| quote: | Originally posted by PETRAN
Hmmm, well it could be...listen you can be the first one to invent an "objective-genre taxonomy system", the way Linaeus did for nature wow!!!This system should first establish the actual acoustic elements of a genre.Furthermore, in reference to that first objective computation, the proportion of changes of these elements in order for a tune to be "transitive" and qualify for a new sub-genre (or a new genre allover) could be accurately predicted.Each element should be analyzed in itself, e.g. the bassline sounds deviate from the original 40%, the synth lead-sound 55%, the overall tempo is increased (from a mean of 128 bpm) in relation to the first original genre sample of tunes by 15 points...
Take note though that a big variety exists(music genres are very "ill-defined"), even in the case of the tunes that belong to an identical genre, so these "intra-genre deviations" should be included in the overall computation.
Good luck. After that point you can come back and proudly scream....
DAMN ASOTTTT MUUSIICCC DOES NOT QUALIFFYYY ASSS TRAAANCEEE YOUUU MMOORROONNSSS HA HA HAAAAAAAA!!!!... |

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Jun-26-2006 00:42
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s3nate
Choklit Reignnnnn
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Vancouver
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Well I am not going to read all your huge ass 1000 word long question and answers because I am a lazy fucktard like a lot of people.
However I think that these songs in my opinion are along the lines of what trance should sound like (notice no breakdowns longer than 30 seconds).
Song 1
Song 2
Song 3
Song 4
Enjoy them.
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Jun-27-2006 03:32
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