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Your definition of a perfect "trance" track (pg. 5)
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Sykonee
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Originally posted by Rodri Santos
Ok i'm sure you will surprise us with an uplifting/orchestral trance track without breakdown.

maybe more accurate words would be that having a breakdown in the middle of the track eases the things a lot... without any breakdown most tracks would sound awkward although you can have a good idea to go on without it.

Define breakdown though. Are you talking about the breakdowns that stop a track dead in its tracks to introduce the main melody, or are you talking about a breakdown that is exclamation point of a long build?
Mr.Mystery
quote:
Originally posted by Rodri Santos
maybe more accurate words would be that having a breakdown in the middle of the track eases the things a lot...

No it doesn't.
quote:
without any breakdown most tracks would sound awkward although you can have a good idea to go on without it.

No they wouldn't.
montana
there used to producers who made trance with breakdowns that wasn't beat-less or rhythm-less. pablo gargano comes to mind.
Light The Fuse
thread brings lolz

so since there is no perfect trance track and its a waste of time even discussing it - im just gunna post this cos i havent heard it for years and i forgot how much i missed it :p

Rodri Santos
quote:
Originally posted by Lews
I don't care about coming off as an arrogant prick: you're a ing idiot.


i know i shouldn't express my thoughts but... you moron. Grow up.

Breakdown it's generally beatless, a relaxed part into the track often on the middle of it, there are some tracks that have a very short one, it could be even a silence just to change from melody A to melody B suddenly, you can use contrapoint melodies and fade melody A at some point... but as Eddie said breakdowns are a necessary evil, don't need to struggle your mind so much when people love breakdowns.

But i won't be arguing anymore, some people here only use 2 words in every statement "No,idiot" so won't bother writing something legible when some people are limited to understand it.
Mr Game+Watch
3 minute long breakdown
Supersaws galore
Fart-bass
Female vocal singing thinly veiled drug metaphors

:p
Mattinsanity
quote:
Originally posted by owien


the best trance track ever made


that's what I used to think but that supersaw or whatever you call it is pretty standard. sorry.
Trance-MB
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Originally posted by enydo
You are obsessed with that whole "Synthesizer music with a disco beat" line.

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Not at all, but lately some topics just ask to bring it up.

Guess you never got hit by J.M.J. - Fourth Rendez-vous like many trance producers who are total synth freaks.
Maybe worth a topic to see how many T.A.'s actually are synth lovers and like Vangelis, J.M.J., Jan Hammer, Alex F and all the others.
eRRaTiK
It's all about emotion for me, and when a vocal complements and doesn't overpower then it can be damn amazing.

EddieZilker
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Originally posted by Trance-MB
Defenitly not kidding, A Love Letter is 10 times better than For An Angel, and fits my description of trance well: Synthesizer music with a disco beat.
The track is far from borring and I'm convinced many old trancers in my area who actually listened trance in the early 90's (still) like this one.


I'd have qualified that as boring, even in the nineties. Honestly, I'm not arguing this with you. When you've had ample chance to prove yourself to be anything other than either willfully obdurate or unintentionally obtuse you consistently post conjecture like this.

Trance-MB
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Originally posted by EddieZilker
I'd have qualified that as boring, even in the nineties. Honestly, I'm not arguing this with you. When you've had ample chance to prove yourself to be anything other than either willfully obdurate or unintentionally obtuse you consistently post conjecture like this.


Very good, cause I have not intention to change your thoughts about it. You like it or you don't.
EddieZilker
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Originally posted by Trance-MB
Very good, cause I have not intention to change your thoughts about it. You like it or you don't.


Intention? What good is intention when you're arguing about a song, the predominant make-up of which is a single 16-bar loop with different tracks being muted or unmuted throughout its duration? You don't have the mental faculty, let alone any sense of reality, that would make you capable enough to change my thoughts on the matter. By your standards, what qualifies as a "perfect" track is about 90% of the beginner material in the Music Producer's Promotion Forum. If you were in charge of the music world, ******** would be holding several Emmy Trophies for his 'perfect' creations.
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