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Trance Music (pg. 3)
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| T_2199 |
| quote: | Originally posted by TRanTS
has anybody noticed that trance music, in general, has made ZERO PROGRESS in the last couple years?? |
I disagree trance changes alot..
99 - Trance with great melodys, anthem after anthem was produced
00/01 - Trance was more harder, hard-trance was very popular also prog was getting more popular
02 - Trance became 'progier' if you know what I mean. Best example is Portishead - Roads (although its not from 02 ). Markus Schulz combines Trance with prog and he has great success...
03 - Lots of newcomers, great trance was produced again.. Prog with trance is still big....
Thats all IMO of course.. |
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| Spin Doctor |
| To be fair though, trance hasn’t really grown much though has it? It’s still just snares & synths. Then when something new comes along, everyone starts inventing new sub-genres and trying to fob it off as something else. |
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| richard raiban |
| quote: | Originally posted by TRanTS
has anybody noticed that trance music, in general, has made ZERO PROGRESS in the last couple years?? ALL THE NEW COMING OUT SOUNDS THE SAME!!!!!! SAME BEGIN, SAME MIDDLE, SAME BREAKS, SAME BUILDS, SAME SOUNDS, SAME SAME SAME SAME SAME SAME...
WHEN is it going to change????? and how can people keep playing and producing the SAME SOUNDING !!!!!!
TRanTS on a RanTS |
there is still trance being made now that is quality & forward thinking!!! not so much trance trance but progressive influenced trance with producers like james holden, sasha, greg benz & md, matthew dekay, madoka, subsky, luke chable etc...
its producers like these who are keeping the trance sound alive however incorporating it with the progressive format which results in BRILLIANT PRODUCTION!!!
i have noticed though that trance trance isnt goin anywhere. working at a record shop i get to hear what tunes are released each week and the trance section as you said isnt going anywhere...
thats just my opinion |
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| Stassi |
| quote: | Originally posted by mizzuno
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.
Mizz1 |
arent YOU from the US? i dont appreciate you saying that cause its complete horse. |
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| DeviantxPete |
Don't each of the artists keep the same style because the people/record companies like it that way? And if it's not good anymore (or the artist is tired of the same sound), then just switch styles and make another alias to go by.
Not sure what I'm really talking about, but for each artist, I usually have some expectation from them (like the distinguishing elements of a remix/production by them). Seriously, if Sasha's next single sounded like a DJ Jean fart scratching session, then I wouldn't know what to believe in anymore.
Just my two cents. |
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| beema |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mebot
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| Sand Leaper |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spin Doctor
To be fair though, trance hasn’t really grown much though has it? It’s still just snares & synths. Then when something new comes along, everyone starts inventing new sub-genres and trying to fob it off as something else. |
Well I dunno bout you, but I sure as hell don't think Marcel Woods - Time Is Running Out and Nu NRG - The Mind sound like Gouryella - Gouryella or Oceanlab - Sky Falls Down.;) Of course it still has some of the trance elements intact, but if it didn't then we wouldn't be calling it trance would we? |
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| TRanTS |
| quote: | Originally posted by richard raiban
i have noticed though that trance trance isnt goin anywhere. working at a record shop i get to hear what tunes are released each week and the trance section as you said isnt going anywhere...
thats just my opinion |
Thank you. I think people like Luke Chable and James Holden are taking the sound SOMEWHERE. Others, aren't.
I'm glad someone understands.
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| TRanTS |
| quote: | Originally posted by mizzuno
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.
Mizz1 |
ignorance is bliss... |
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| Streakfury |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Why?
Guitars, drums, bass, vocals.
It's pretty much the same to me. |
One of my best mates loves his rock music, so being like he is, he always complains about trance (or "ear-bleeding-agony music" as he likes to call it) as being too repetitive. But then I've always wondered how a genre of music that's used the same three instruments (lead guitar, bass guitar and drums) for last 40 years doesn't sound reptitive.
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| dj_skratch_1 |
| 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. |
Good Post, I think this just finished the whole arguement. I'll add to it, look at Blues, or Jazz, it still sounds relatively the same, similar use of chord progressions, similar key changes, etc. I still think trance sounds just as fresh as from where it started because you are getting all of these sub genres which shows how strong the inital genre is. I think that over all it has progressed a lot more than it did back 3 years ago because now I see A.)More depth of instrumentation. B.)More collaborations and C.)More remixes which helps push the Longvitity of the genre. I think that sums it all up.
*LOL* At the DJ Sammy and Scooter comment |
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| Spin Doctor |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Well I dunno bout you, but I sure as hell don't think Marcel Woods - Time Is Running Out and Nu NRG - The Mind sound like Gouryella - Gouryella or Oceanlab - Sky Falls Down.;) Of course it still has some of the trance elements intact, but if it didn't then we wouldn't be calling it trance would we? |
It was more a dig at genre whores than the general progression of trance.
However, that being said, I don’t think that trance has made a whole lot of progress. Yes, there are some good tunes/producers which go out to break the rules, but how many billions of tunes are there that follow the introduction, massive long breakdown, snares/synths, main part, outro tried and tested pattern? Shed loads. |
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