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DJ Eddie Lee
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Registered: Apr 2005
Location: New York
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I've heard PVD slam "trance" before b/c he's right when he says most of it is crap. Just like any genre of music whether it is pop, hip hop, EDM and it's subgenres etc, most of it is very poorly produced and as a producer as well as a DJ, PVD can weed those out. I'll even bet he'd be the first to admit some of his own productions in the past have been pretty terrible as well. I haven't heard anything new from PVD lately but from what I've heard from him, his productions are usually pretty solid, but sometimes repetitive. For an Angel, The Riddle, Another Way, Avenue, Out there and Back, etc, are well made, but have a very similar feel to say the least.
Trance has a tendency to be very formulaic.....Beat intro, start melody, chorus A and B, breakdown, chorus C, ending melody, outro......Let's be honest, 99% of all "trance" has this exact structure and PVD's productions are no different. I think what he fails to mention in this interview that I've heard him mention in the past is that there are so many more tracks out there being made by people who have no experience or business making music on PCs with outdated software and unbalanced mastering that the process of weeding those tracks out leaves only 1% of tracks playable.
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Mar-18-2009 14:46
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BiG MiKE
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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: LINY
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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Eddie Lee
Trance has a tendency to be very formulaic.....Beat intro, start melody, chorus A and B, breakdown, chorus C, ending melody, outro......Let's be honest, 99% of all "trance" has this exact structure and PVD's productions are no different. I think what he fails to mention in this interview that I've heard him mention in the past is that there are so many more tracks out there being made by people who have no experience or business making music on PCs with outdated software and unbalanced mastering that the process of weeding those tracks out leaves only 1% of tracks playable. |
I'm a producer myself. What you say here is completely true. However, I feel that 99% of those tracks need to exist in order to circulate the "Trance" scene. Labels like Armada would crumble if they don't obtain these tracks, even though the quality of them may be sub par. Even on Vandit Digital.
Paul won't admit it, but Vandit Digital releases tracks that are on that cheese level also. These labels need money to survive. So if they gotta grab those cheesy tunes, then so be it. No label will honestly wait for that 1% hit tune to come out of nowhere and then magically arrive into their inbox. They would be out of business by then.
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Mar-18-2009 15:27
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