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Alex M.O.R.P.H - What do you think about him? (pg. 2)
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Neon Sky
I like his remix of Andy Moor - Halcyon
Trance Android
Love almost everything I've heard of his both remixes & orignal tracks. Also heard he was a great bloke. Didn't realise he did his own show, will have to look out for that one
DJLafleur
I liked his remix of AVB's Track Shivers
AustralianGQ
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Originally posted by GbeTech
His remixes, his own creations, his sound, his build...



i think the guy is an awesome dj and i love his tunes!
isoterra
arc in the sky - vainquer (7am at heavens gate mix)


i ing love that tune, never get tired of it. it perfectly epitomizes my favourite type of trance, which i wish there was more of.. tough, driving, dark & atmospheric with a hypnotic yet powerful main lead.. and no big chord changes. i still play it in sets loads, & more often than not mix it with octagen vs arizona - profound ;)


i liked some of his uplifting stuff from 2005 too. especially halcyon :D
Nik Novo
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Originally posted by stan229
Generally always solid.. really digging his latest stuff
and of course Y68 & LLO have to be some of my favorite songs in a while


Y68 is by Woody van Eyden, not Alex Morph ;)

on topic: I like some of his stuff, even though he always has someone to produce for him. My favourites are his remixes of Helsinki Scorchin and Shivers
sleeping
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Originally posted by Venire
It's all about Arc In The Sky - Vainqueur.


+1
But alot of the alex morphs productions are produced by Alex morph Henry Nix and Matthias Gierth.

Have anyone heard 'Aural Float meets Arc In The Sky- Clash Of Scale'? It appaers on this comp :http://www.discogs.com/release/354129
Can anyone confirm that this is a arc in the sky production?
SYSTEM-J
quote:
Originally posted by isoterra
arc in the sky - vainquer (7am at heavens gate mix)


i ing love that tune, never get tired of it. it perfectly epitomizes my favourite type of trance, which i wish there was more of.. tough, driving, dark & atmospheric with a hypnotic yet powerful main lead.. and no big chord changes. i still play it in sets loads, & more often than not mix it with octagen vs arizona - profound ;)


Sounds remarkably like Peter Lazonby - Sacred Circles to me.
isoterra
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Sounds remarkably like Peter Lazonby - Sacred Circles to me.


it uses the same sweeping pad sample (which i think is just a synth preset), but besides that i never noticed any similarities?
SYSTEM-J
quote:
Originally posted by isoterra
it uses the same sweeping pad sample (which i think is just a synth preset), but besides that i never noticed any similarities?


What makes you think it's a preset? It's a three note refrain, not just a sound effect. Either way, if it is a preset it's like the Xpander preset or the Sandstorm one- you can't use them anymore because they've been made so iconic by one track's use.

Aside from that, the percussion in the breakdown also reminded me of Sacred Circles, and the vocal sample was reminiscent of the Ghandi one Lazonby used.

isoterra
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
What makes you think it's a preset? It's a three note refrain, not just a sound effect.


i can't be sure, but i've heard other presets that sound like a sequence of notes before.. as an example, the title music from 'lost' is actually just a one-note synth preset (or possibly two) which i discovered whilst playing around with spectrasonics' atmosphere..

still. whether it was intentionally copied or not, the tracks overall style makes it stand clearly seperate from sacred cycles as far as i'm concerned.. and i'd hardly class sacred cycles in the same league as xpander or sandstorm. infact it's plausible that morph may not have even known it..
SYSTEM-J
Why the am I calling it "Circles"? D'oh!

Granted it's not as well known as those two, but it's still an old-school trance classic and has had plenty of update remixes/rapes.
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