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| quote: | Originally posted by rubez
jdxi only does 4 bar loops. yes they are loops.
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So did every electribe ever made, but somehow some clever people figured out that if you make the next 4 bars a little a different, then the next one after a little different again....you have what is called a track.
It's a shame that you didn't figure that out after 10 years of practice.
| quote: | Originally posted by rubez
the meat of any (trance) track can be boiled down to a 4 bar loop...
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Says who? Any of the trance worth listening to is where the whole track shines, not just a 4 bar loop after the 2nd breakdown.
| quote: | Originally posted by rubez
"vision" give me a break, you're creating amateur trance, there is no vision. if it were pro trance, the same would still apply.
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Pro trance you say? please do explain. I cannot wait to hear what "pro" trance is.
| quote: | Originally posted by rubez
fleshing these out to full blown tracks (i shouldn't have used that word in the thread name, peeps be getting hung up on it) seems a bit anal. i don't know. everyone here seems to take themselves too seriously... maybe that's why you have the patience to make full length tracks.
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Your asking for you music to be critiqued and you're posting up sixty four 10 second loops, then wondering why you're getting ridiculed?
And to Mystery's point - to finish a track you have to take yourself "too seriously"? That's the qualification to finish a full track? Bizarre. Everyone that's ever finished a full track must have serious issues. I mean, if they were normal they'd have just put out a 4 bar loop and be done with it.
| quote: | Originally posted by rubez
you kind of answered your own question. 64 different loops (which can be played out indefinitely) with different styles, different synths, different basslines. or one big track. guess we have different ideas of fun, which is ok. that's what makes the world go round. |
You're talking bollocks becuase: A) none of these are a full tracks, B) None of them are worth turning in to a full track in teir current state C) If you had turned any one of them in to not even a full track but just something with say 2 mins of structure, that might be something, but you haven;t, so it's not and D) You can't just slap a few of these together and you magically have a track worth listening to so the parts don't equal any kind of sum.
If you want advice, make something someone can critique (Hint: make sure it's longer and more interesting than four bars).
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