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This thread is interesting and throws up the problem noobies like myself have, which is that despite the tutorials and threads, somehow the basic question doesnt get answered. I like RichieV's suggestion and use to ask the same questions as Adambomb337, because its natural to anaylse the problem by deconstruction. If I play Bach on the organ, I have the sheet music in front of me and can see how it was constructed. Naturally, many beginners in Trance, go "wow, how the hell do you get that sound?" and cant find the sheet music ha ha. If I want to reproduce a particular chord or effect, the sheet music tells me. But Allied Nations is absolutely right that all the sheet music in the world wont make you a better composer. Composition is something else and it begins for many people as a tune in the head. I used to be able to hear a baroque concerto in my head as if it were in the room, but that was after listening to nothing but baroque concerto's for 2 years. Sadly, I didnt have the technical skill to write it down, because I was not musically trained. So I began with simple melodies. Now, after 6 months of listening to trance I am beginning to hear melodies and know what I wd like to happen to certain pieces I hear. Then I hear something new and think "wow,I didnt know that was possible". that is what trance is about for me and about having the courage to make our own unique contributions.
That said, you might end up becoming well-known for something you actually dont like producing, but may kick off a whole new era in trance. Meanwhile, I have questions that I dare not ask in case I get flamed he he
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