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Progressive VS Techno (pg. 2)
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Blue.
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Originally posted by TigerClaw
Many of Filterheadz tracks kind of has sort of a techno/tribal progressive house vibe to them, Really hard to describe.


Tracks these days are way too hard to categorize. So many songs just use elements from multiple genres.

I give up, it's all just EDM to me :p
TigerClaw
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Originally posted by Blue.
Tracks these days are way too hard to categorize. So many songs just use elements from multiple genres.

I give up, it's all just EDM to me :p

Yeah, It has become increasingly dificult to catagorize many of the new tunes out there.
Axolotyl
Prog = Boring beats with even longer slower boring mixes and buildups

Techno = Less boring beats with fast, creative and interesting mixes and short cuts (if mixed well)

Both are good if done well but I definately have more respect for techno DJs.
Googoolie
lol they both suck!! ;)
Axolotyl
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Originally posted by Googoolie
lol they both suck!! ;)



:stongue: :stongue:
Spirit5
I prefer prog much more than techno. Prog has more layers, more emotion and is less frantic and chaotic. Sure some techno is good, but a whole set of that stuff would drive me nuts. I like how DJs like Carl Cox can play a techno set, but it's not always "bang, bang, bang", sure he can be really bangin' and boomin' lol, but he kind of spices things up with house (the harder, funkier or more tribal variety usually), some breaks and even a little trance and prog here and there. Prog just has different feelings to it, like it can be really techy and pretty hard like DJ Remy or Santiago Nino, or really emotional and melodic like Perry O'Neil or Alucard (I know..more like trance, but considered "progressive trance" by most).
basd
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Originally posted by Spirit5
Prog has more layers, more emotion

There's enough techno out there that has plenty of both.

For me definitely techno, although I'm pretty picky about it at times.. I can't stand most of todays progressive, but I'm a big fan of the Baroque / Hooj / Bedrock / etc. sound from around 2000.
isoterra
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Originally posted by Blue.
Tracks these days are way too hard to categorize. So many songs just use elements from multiple genres.

I give up, it's all just EDM to me :p


deja vu :p


quote:
Originally posted by basd
There's enough techno out there that has plenty of both.


any particular emotional techno you'd recommend? i don't believe i've ever heard any
digitul punk
quote:
Originally posted by Blue.
Tracks these days are way too hard to categorize. So many songs just use elements from multiple genres.

I give up, it's all just EDM to me :p


+1 - It's all goood music.
basd
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Originally posted by isoterra
any particular emotional techno you'd recommend? i don't believe i've ever heard any

Maybe emotional is not the exact word I'd use but there certainly is a lot of stuff out there that has a certain warmth to it. I thought you'd know though :p

Have a look for Solid Sessions - Visions. Although it's more tech-house than techno, it's a definite goodie.

I'd also like to mention Deetron - What if (tomorrow never comes), I'm not too keen on his usual stuff but this track is a great listen.

Sure there's plenty more out there.. Kanzleramt does some good stuff, and of course there's loads of awesome Detroit-like tracks, but I suck at names.

As I said, emotional might not be the right word for the atmosphere they have, but it's far from the rattling no-brainer plant noise some people keep associating techno with.

isoterra
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Originally posted by basd
I'd also like to mention Deetron - What if (tomorrow never comes), I'm not too keen on his usual stuff but this track is a great listen.


juno samples FTW, i think everyone on this site needs to start using them more :D

i can see how you mean with the 'certain warmth'... although it's subtle in that example. i'll have a look through those others though since i like most stuff with an atmospheric air to it. just the only techno i've really listened to up until now has been harder dancefloor orientated stuff (yes i'm a relative newbie, shoot me down!)
basd
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Originally posted by isoterra
juno samples FTW, i think everyone on this site needs to start using them more :D

i can see how you mean with the 'certain warmth'... although it's subtle in that example. i'll have a look through those others though since i like most stuff with an atmospheric air to it. just the only techno i've really listened to up until now has been harder dancefloor orientated stuff (yes i'm a relative newbie, shoot me down!)

That Solid Sessions mix might be a little hard to come by though. If you can't find it but are really appealed by the tracklist hit me up on PM and I'll see what I can do for you :)
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