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Can someone define for me the subgenres of Trance?
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| Poncho |
| Sorry I'm just starting to get confused. |
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| Pete Mitchell |
tech trance (mix of techno riffs and trance beats)
uplifting trance
psy trance/Goa (psychedelic trance)
hard trance
hard/uplifting trance
deep trance
progressive trance
euphoric trance
breaks (trance)
progressive breaks (trance)
chilled-out trance
ambient trance
balearic trance
european trance
dutch/belgian/swiss/german trance
i cant believe its not butter trance
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| tennessee_raver |
| quote: | Originally posted by Pete Mitchell
i cant believe its not butter trance
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Classic :D |
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| Digital Aura |
much of the genres are open to interpretation, subject to personal opinion and there is much overlapping between sub-genres.
What you would call epic trance, someone else might be able to reasonably prove as hard/uplifting or something else.
Also you could classify trance based on different aspects. i.e.
Vocal Trance can still be "chilled-out" by all other definitions.
And dont forget "Dream Trance"...:happy2: |
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| Skaya |
It's hard enough to draw fine lines between the current genres, much less all the "subgenres". The only real use they have is to help new listeners more easily find songs to identify with. Otherwise, throw them out the window and just enjoy good EDM for what it is.
-Skaya |
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| smokeape |
:rolleyes:
Pete's done a good job of it above.
Hard to define some, bottom line is if you like it, who cares the subgenre anyway?
;)
{{{smoke}}}
DJ Jochen - Surround Me (Trance Provider Vocal) |
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| Poncho |
| hwo do you know when it's something other than trance. like house as opposed to trance. |
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| mndeg |
listen to a song thats house, its not like they ahve any similarities
unless you are deaf |
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| Tranc3 |
| I tend to think of House as the evolution of Disco. |
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