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what steps did help you most in order to improve your production skills (pg. 2)
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Luke Terry


starting completely fresh and making something totally not trance gives me loads of ideas, even if its just a few hours muckabout :)

syk0
Could you list the books you liked?

I found this an interesting read (web encyclopedia):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trance_music

I am also listening to the tracks listed there. I can hear a lot of 'classic sounds' in them. It has helped me focus more on the sound I want:

* "Age Of Love" by Age Of Love (1990)

* "We Came In Peace" by Dance 2 Trance (1991)

* "Sweet Dreams For Kaa" by Cosmic Baby (1992)

* "Abduction" by Eat Static (1993)

* "For an Angel" by Paul Van Dyk (1994)

* "Twisted" by Hallucinogen (1995)

* "Flaming June" by BT (1996)

* "El Nino (Matt Darey Remix)" by Agnelli & Nelson (1998)

* "Carte Blanche" by Veracocha (1999)

* "Out of the Blue" by System F (1999)

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Subtle
quote:
Originally posted by syk0
"For an Angel" by Paul Van Dyk (1994)
is THAT from 1994? :eek:
Agility
Getting monitors.
Reading lots and lots of info on forums, tutorials guides, etc.
Sitting for hour and putting the knowledge into practice.

:)
tonkproject
patience
Degradation
Learning to program subtractive synthesizers with effects and vocoding. Learning to hear subtleties in sounds and tracks.
aquila
reading all the technique tutorials in Future Music since the early 90's, then getting trained audio engineering at a large church, then finding software that did exactly (well, almost) what I wanted (reason).
dj jasonF
quote:
Originally posted by Subtle
is THAT from 1994? :eek:



the original mix.




vstis compressors and reverb. and ofcourse alot of reading and hours and hours (& days, months years :D ) of practice
flamingopikken
-Learned how VSTs work
-Learned the basics of mastering/effects
-Signing up to a forum/community like this one, and started reading more about producing.

Especially the last step has helped me a lot lately, since I guess I'm a noob. :toothless
Trancevision
sound quality was improved by several things:

-buying a hardware synth
-switching from Reason to Cubase
-use of good VSTis & VSTs

but

-originality hasn't improved by these things.

I really miss the simplicity of Reason :(

websley
- keyboard lessons
- Tranceaddict
- Photography {You don't believe it, but it did}
- Learning about Cubase and MIDI-controlers

Next step would be buying a synthesizer module for the band
Tech0rz
(large community + learning) + practice = progress
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