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Genres Help
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| Toufas |
| could someone post all the dance genres (like trance techno house prog house prog trance dnb tribal house etc etc) and with 2 songs that could define a genre? |
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| Cobalt |
Ishkur's Electronic Music Guide v2.0 will be nearing completion in a few days. He will provide all the samples and jaded, biased definitions of every genre you could possibly want.
So just stick around a bit until it's done. There's no real comparison over the net that I've ever found to his. |
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| Jeskot7 |
| Instead of starting a completely new thread I thought I would dig up an older one that was similar for my question. How would you define tribal its subgenres if any. I believe I was at a club and was expereincing it but not sure. |
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| Streakfury |
Check this link:
ISHKUR
Then just click on 'Ishkur's Guide to Electronic music'. It'll bring up a Flash application with loads of info on the different genres. Click 'House' and then 'Tribal' and listen to the samples he's got on there. That should give you a fair idea of what tribal is.
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| Dj XtReMe |
| theres sooooo many different kinds...and people make up other kinds as well..........unendless possibilities i think |
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| Streakfury |
I've said it once, and I'll say it again:
Handbag
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| Dj XtReMe |
| ^^^^ LOL.....Handbag....like what kind of where they on when they thought of that one!??!?! :nervous: |
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| kr00t0n |
| handbag house has been around since the early nineties, long before what we now call trance |
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| Radagast |
| That's funny, because one of the first trance tracks (if not THE first) was released in 1990. |
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| aspergian |
Not to mention certain research on the arpeggiated, hypnotic layering of trance and those ambient washes were common (without a four-to-the-floor beat) many years earlier in the form of the work of Tangerine Dream, Vangelis, and others. So add a kick drum and meaty bass and you're almost set to go. Of course, the tricks have increased over the years like a stabby, echoed (delayed) sound effect at the beginning of 4/8 bars, or panned gate effects moving inside the speakers back and forth, but the core principles are indeed the same.
Pshhh... when in doubt, invent your own genres.
DJ Joshua H: Haha... it's funny that list was last updated in '02. Oh boy are we in for timeshock.
BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM! ;) |
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| kr00t0n |
| quote: | Originally posted by Radagast
That's funny, because one of the first trance tracks (if not THE first) was released in 1990. |
name of the track?
I'm interested to hear what the first trance track was like :D |
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