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Originally posted by EverZ Would be interesting to know some more about this, like knowing what Geert Huinink has done.

Geert composes the classical melody in Forever Today. Tiesto said in a forum Q&A that he can't come up with big string pieces. Geert came up with the orchestral pieces for both Magik Journey and Forever Today.

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Originally posted by Subtle I have no doubts that Tiesto did Nyana anyone heared the awful similarity to his remix of Subtle By Design - Siriuz

Yes you're right, he just made Nyana out of this.

BTW i just noticed that Like This Like That is a 100% Blue Fear ripoff. Didn't know picotto did things like that.

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Originally posted by idoru Geert composes the classical melody in Forever Today. Tiesto said in a forum Q&A that he can't come up with big string pieces. Geert came up with the orchestral pieces for both Magik Journey and Forever Today.

Thanks for the info, i had a feeling that he did that. Geert seems to be good at classical melodies like the one in his new U-Turn track.

Geert Huinink = 1/2 majik musik & photon project & u-turn

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Originally posted by EverZ Thanks for the info, i had a feeling that he did that. Geert seems to be good at classical melodies like the one in his new U-Turn track.

That's because he's a classical composer

Dennis Waakop Reijers

Wow after 6 years...

Interview with Dennis from 2008, but it's in Dutch...

http://www.hifi.nl/artikel/1939/De-...op-Reijers.html

also http://www.discogs.com/artist/Dennis+Waakop+Reijers

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Damn, this topic is old..

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a little off topic, but tranceaddict should make an IRC chatroom type thing. It would always have users and i'm sure every once in a while there'd be a real discussion thick as honey with invaluable, insightful information for production etc.

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Originally posted by Trance-MB Wow after 6 years... Interview with Dennis from 2008, but it's in Dutch... http://www.hifi.nl/artikel/1939/De-...op-Reijers.html also http://www.discogs.com/artist/Dennis+Waakop+Reijers

How about giving us the large picture on what's been said.