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| SYSTEM-J |
| Er, Mr Mystery, what the hell are you talking about? I'm not exactly a rock fan, but I can safely say you're talking out of your arse. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Er, Mr Mystery, what the hell are you talking about? I'm not exactly a rock fan, but I can safely say you're talking out of your arse. |
Why?
Guitars, drums, bass, vocals.
It's pretty much the same to me.
What I mean is that both have some sort of rules to classify them as certain genre which will always remain the same.
Uplifting trance sounds like uplifting trance.
Garage rock sounds like garage rock.
Don't like it - don't listen to it. |
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| arctic |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
talking out of your arse. |
Is that even possible? :conf: |
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| Stassi |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
So ing what?
Rock has sounded exactly the same since the sixties and I don't hear anyone complaining.
Muppet. |
i dont think floyd sounds anything like good charlotte. |
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| mndeg |
um ones old school rock another is rock for the TRL audience
and if you didnt even know the genre was uplifting trance odds are you dont know what you are talking about |
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| Mebot |
uh oh
here we go again on another 14 or 15 page long thread about whats good or in or if trance is dead or not
Me personally, i think Trance does sound different and it looks like its going in a very promising direction. |
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| extepan |
| quote: | Originally posted by arctic
Is that even possible? :conf: |
Anything is possible when you are on druqx |
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| mizzuno |
| quote: | Originally posted by TRanTS
oh please. you're only fooling yourself if you try to tell me I don't what Im talking about, etc. etc. You know the artists. the ones who use the same sounds and style for every remix/original production. No progress. ok they change like one break. But same start, same damn patterns and sounds. Im talking about the ones where you can pick up RIGHT AWAY who made it. I don't want to mention any names. I will mention the genre, whiskers had it right, its "uplifting" trance.
arctic I was using capital letters for emphasis, not for any other reason, good bye.
TRantS |
And your an expert in what exactly? I see you're from the US so that means you probably have no idea about good trance. You're stating an opinion and opinions are like s...everyone has one.
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| Tranc3 |
I believe trance, like most other electronic music genres, is evolving more rapidly than anything else we've ever seen. Producers are having to get more and more creative with their sounds, and consequently, the music is always evolving.
Take trance a few years back. You'd use an 808 or a 909 or something similar, maybe add some slight reverb/compression and eq, and you were done. Now sounds are distorted so much that in some cases you can't tell which drum machine (or which actual drumset) was used for the original sample.
Same thing with synths. It used to be that a decent supersaw was deemed "good enough," but now it's not. Once again, producers are doing crazy things to distinguish themselves.
And so what if you can recognize who made what track just by listening to it? The same is true for other genres of music. Musical biases aside, does the fact that I can identify Linkin Park's lead vocalist or signature sound mean that they're any worse? If you said yes, that's tantamount to saying a certain brand of peanut butter tastes different because they changed the label. |
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| Mebot |
| quote: | Originally posted by Tranc3
I believe trance, like most other electronic music genres, is evolving more rapidly than anything else we've ever seen. Producers are having to get more and more creative with their sounds, and consequently, the music is always evolving.
Take trance a few years back. You'd use an 808 or a 909 or something similar, maybe add some slight reverb/compression and eq, and you were done. Now sounds are distorted so much that in some cases you can't tell which drum machine (or which actual drumset) was used for the original sample.
Same thing with synths. It used to be that a decent supersaw was deemed "good enough," but now it's not. Once again, producers are doing crazy things to distinguish themselves.
And so what if you can recognize who made what track just by listening to it? The same is true for other genres of music. Musical biases aside, does the fact that I can identify Linkin Park's lead vocalist or signature sound mean that they're any worse? If you said yes, that's tantamount to saying a certain brand of peanut butter tastes different because they changed the label. |
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| Azz3D |
| quote: | Originally posted by whiskers
well, dunno about you, but i got fed up with melodic and "uplifting" and switched to breaks
ASOT-free now for 2.5 months and proud of it! |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by whiskers
well, dunno about you, but i got fed up with melodic and "uplifting" and switched to breaks
ASOT-free now for 2.5 months and proud of it! |
You want a medal? |
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