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Whats with all the crap comeing out (pg. 4)
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| 3xx3r7 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Durrrtysouth
can we put a lid on all of these negative threads?
WTF!
worst producer
worst DJ
most dissapointing producer
producers who are boring becasue they dont vary their sound
Anti ASOT
Anti GDJB
Anti uplifting
anti mcprog
this board is turning to a pile of |
At this rate we can endup adding anti-trance to the list. :rolleyes: |
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| miamitranceman |
| quote: | Originally posted by Radagast
I actually think it's a pretty good track right up until about the 2:20 mark. Nice layerd arpeggios, hypnotic sounding trance. In fact I think that if classic trance was produced today it would sound something like those first 2:20. I feel it could have been made into a right pretty track had Tiesto not chosen to add a uselessly long two minute breakdown and grandiloquent anthem. Before you get started, increasing the length of the breakdown and volume of the lead synth does not make a good track better and =! evolution either. At least not positive evolution.
And one of the better of the past decade? Why that's just plain ignorant. |
It's his opinion, and mine as well. Who are you to bash him unnecessarily and say otherwise? |
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| Ory |
| quote: | Originally posted by 3xx3r7
At this rate we can endup adding anti-trance to the list. :rolleyes: |
Of course. |
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| Abhay |
| quote: | Originally posted by Stassi
reflections! |
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NO WAY MAN!!!! :whip: :whip: :whip:
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I think the problem now-a-days is that everyone has been listening to the top DJs for too long... without branching out into other awesome DJs/Groups... that's why everything feels like it's getting drab...
u need to try and branch out into other musicians once ur current ones start feeling ...
that's the same way I felt as u.... but i find the not that i have stgarted to more branch out into other DJs and groups, I'm getting closer and closer to the old feeling that that trance gives.... Problem is, it involves time and research, and downloading big files ur not sure about, when u could be downloading big files from Djs u KNOW u might like. So it needs time :) |
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| nwopper |
wtf is mcprog?
Have I been at a long outing or is this another name for the genre progressive? :conf: |
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| InTranzd |
| quote: | Originally posted by sandstorm03
ive said it before and will say it again....
five years ago all there was to listen to were live sets from big djs
live sets from most djs include all good tunes, with a few fillers...
and the only way to listen would be get the live set, or buy the vinyl
i guarentee there were just as many bad tracks as today, there was just no way to hear them...
today
there are radio shows, vinyl webpages, p2p networks, trance websites...yada yada yada
and there are soo many different ways to listen and discover music
its a good thing and bad thing...
one bad thing is that it exposes more bad/mediocre music...
it also "devalues" the better tracks making them seem worse then the "classics" because of increased # of times you hear the tracks
the % of good tracks is still probably the same...
people need to go out more, and stop judging live sets!
now please stop with these threads |
WORD.
Although I do have to say I'm extremely dissapointed with the last 2 Tiesto CDS (Just be & Olympics).... very poor compared to previous stuff... |
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| zig |
| The current gods of trance will fall out of favour and imo the sooner the better..sick of tiesto..van dyke..burren etc the amount of people mesmorised on TA about these guys is amazing..auctually makes me sick..if these guys aint playing certain tracks..then they are considered medicore..if they play them in there sets they are accepted as greatness personified..music moves on all the time..be open to change..but dont be like the lemmings going over the hill..it is a business after all and not many businesses have the amount of cynisism surrounding record companys or their star acts..and for good reason because they are the most cynical of all..:rolleyes: |
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| weymouth |
There's more emphasis on the producers of tracks than the live DJs playing the songs than there used to be. This is due to the overwhelming amount of internet radio stations playing "the newest songs" from the top producers and the increase of broadband allowing listeners to download all the tracks they want.
It seems that if a producer puts out one or two anthems one year they are recognized for years after that as one of the leading producers in the scene but their new productions after that can be subpar but still played because of their name. Radio stations receive most of their new tracks from these producers, thus we hear multiple tracks by the same producer but they may not all be good.
This squeezes out the little guy that is trying to get his songs heard, but could help the scene tremendously. It hurts the DJs because fans will go to concerts expecting to hear those "overly hyped produced" songs, if they dont hear those songs their ticket sales go down. Other DJs will try to remove themselves from that problem by playing other genres and styles that might not be as popular at the moment, thus getting them less recognition than previous years. |
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| svens_bath |
| its because its so much easier and accesible to produce dance music now, with many people getting things like cubase and reason for free off p2p networks, and so youve got a load of half-assed tracks coming out, which means that anything half decent is gonna stand out, thus taking the general level of quality down. |
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| bigjimslade002 |
thers some gems out there. you definetly have to dig to find them more than you used to have to. not a lot of quality/my record stores just not carrying anything in my genre(and there lack to fufill orders) have really made me have to think outside the box when it comes to my music, but there ineptitude has made me a better dj since it has forced me to look at records i might normally never would have looked at.2005 should be better.....
GIVE TRANCE A CHANCE.... |
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| GT357 |
| see i remember people saying rock was dead back in the eighties and from what iv'e heard people were saying the same thing in the seventies. people said the same thing about disco. and what that dude said above me here. people have been saying the same thing about edm for years and years. you think edm has gone commercial? mark my words hip hop is next. just don't forget theres ALWAYS an underground. |
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| Abhay |
| quote: | Originally posted by svens_bath
its because its so much easier and accesible to produce dance music now, with many people getting things like cubase and reason for free off p2p networks, and so youve got a load of half-assed tracks coming out, which means that anything half decent is gonna stand out, thus taking the general level of quality down. |
probably...
Umm... I've heard "Trance is Dead" from numerous people |
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