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Something for the prog(trance) addicts (pg. 3)
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| stamper |
| quote: | Originally posted by DaveBegic
"theres no such thing as prog trance"
-slade 2003 |
LOL owned. |
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| Teknoscaper. |
| quote: | Originally posted by DaveBegic
"theres no such thing as prog trance"
-slade 2003 |
Its true. But I was trying to at least see it from his angle. You know, 'prog trance' |
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| starsurfer |
well.. the only reason I call those tracks prog trance is that is because that is what I have always known them to be... even Morro calls that stuff prog trance.
But.. I would really like to know what is and isn't prog trance..
is there a definitive way to define them?
Wade you said something about 64 beat progression instead of 32.... ellaborate?
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| djway |
Yeah :)
As you know tracks have phrases, with each phrase having a different sound/s/note/movement(progression of the track) 2 sybolise it (IE symbol crash)
In trance 1 phrases is usually 32 beats, in progressive it's usually 64 beats.
LMK if you want something more detailed (I've got a decent page on this in 'that' thread on ITM)
--djway |
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| muli |
| scottie prog trance would be the sasha of around 99, Nick warren, Max Graham, some lemon 8 stuff |
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| starsurfer |
ahh cool cool thanks for clarifying...
well, then .. all this stuff I thought was prog trance.. is really just slow and minimal melodic trance and tech trance then?
Anyone shoot me if I still label it as prog in my record box hehe??
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| JayKuE |
| quote: | Originally posted by djway
In trance 1 phrases is usually 32 beats, in progressive it's usually 64 beats.
--djway |
most prog [i define as more of a style, as it immerses itself into all genre's, house, trance, breaks etc.] i listen to is still usually in 32 beat phrases? |
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