The ["did the producer make this melody himself?"] thread.
I had an idea about a thread like that, as there are some tracks i doubt the producer himself create the melody, but as i don't know i start with some tracks i wonder if the melody is taken from another piece of music (classical music for example) or not...
Abel Ramos vs Shane 54 - Kippenvelmeter (Original mix)
Shane 54 - Vampire (Short club mix)
any idea?
and add yours.
Mar-14-2005 09:16
Cosmic
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Adagio for Strings (Ferry + Tiesto remix)
Rollerball - Albinoni
ASYS - No More Fucking Rock&Roll
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Mar-14-2005 10:33
Laughingfennec
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Originally posted by Cosmic
Adagio for Strings (Ferry + Tiesto remix)
Rollerball - Albinoni
ASYS - No More Fucking Rock&Roll
hey the thread is not about tracks you DO know the melody is not from the trance producer but about tracks you don't know if the trance producer created the melody himself
Originally posted by DJ Cinos
Tiesto - Forever Today
I think Tiesto had the same guy that composed the classical piece for "Magik Journey" do the classical piece for "Forever Today" but Tiesto made the riff on his own. As far as it being similar to the Terminator theme, he said he has not seen Terminator prior to producing the track, and only later was he told that they are similar.
I'm wondering about Xpander. Exactly what part did Sasha himself have in the production of the track. I've heard that the melody is similar to a track by Junkie XL. On the credits it says produced by Sasha, written by somebody else, etc. So did Sasha just sequence the whole thing, and engineer the sounds or did he have any musical influence as well?
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Mar-14-2005 12:37
RebeL9
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Originally posted by Camwin
been wondering that too Cinos
Oh and Taucher - "Pictures of a gallery" piano?
I have an old liveset of Taucher where he starts of by playing a really nice classic piece and from that tune he mixes over to Pictures of a gallery in a very galant style. So Im sure that melody is from a classic piece
Originally posted by eulerfx
I think Tiesto had the same guy that composed the classical piece for "Magik Journey" do the classical piece for "Forever Today" but Tiesto made the riff on his own. As far as it being similar to the Terminator theme, he said he has not seen Terminator prior to producing the track, and only later was he told that they are similar.
I'm wondering about Xpander. Exactly what part did Sasha himself have in the production of the track. I've heard that the melody is similar to a track by Junkie XL. On the credits it says produced by Sasha, written by somebody else, etc. So did Sasha just sequence the whole thing, and engineer the sounds or did he have any musical influence as well?
most of Xpander is written and produced by Charlie May
Originally posted by eulerfx
I'm wondering about Xpander. Exactly what part did Sasha himself have in the production of the track. I've heard that the melody is similar to a track by Junkie XL. On the credits it says produced by Sasha, written by somebody else, etc. So did Sasha just sequence the whole thing, and engineer the sounds or did he have any musical influence as well?
Actually Xpander uses elements from Spooky - Little Bullet (1992), which funnily enough is a production of Charlie May too. Sasha has always known what he has wanted but he hasn't got the "capability" to put it out just like he would have wanted to.. so that's where May and other collaborators come in.. to make Sasha's ideas real. Might have been Sasha's idea but May made it to happen.
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Mar-14-2005 12:55
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Xpander written by A. Coe, D. Forbes, C. May. Produced by Sasha and Charlie May. Mixed by Neil NcLellan for Strongroom Management.
Belfunk written by A. Coe, C. May.
Produced and mixed by Sasha and Charlie May.
Rabbitweed & Baja writen by A. Coe. Produced by Sasha, A. Page and G. Schumer. Engineered by A. Page & G. Schumer.
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Mar-14-2005 12:59
colonelcrisp
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i never saw the big deal with xpander, its ok but I never really went head over heels for it....
i was listning to Capella - U got 2 let the music the other day and it sounds stupidly similar to Antiloop - In my mind. the sequencing is a bit different but the chord progressions are scarily similar.
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