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Ishkur's Guide To Electronic Music 3.0 (pg. 2)
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Sykonee
Hi, J'!

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J

1. Not as much hair-splitting as I thought. As Luke says, hardly any new style categories from the last few years. It looks as though they attempted to streamline things into core movements that run for many years,

The main thing we wanted to emphasize is musical Scenes, and the musical developments/Genres that emerged from them. Helped cut down on the clutter that micro-genres would create, especially if spotlighting such micro-genres were, as Ish' so commonly puts it, picking fly from the pepper.

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2. ... it all seems a bit outdated, to be honest. You can tell these boys are getting long in the tooth and did their last serious clubbing ten years ago. Minor trends from the '90s through to mid-00s are over-represented, and their modern equivalents are missing.

Yeah, the map, in its current iteration, was finalized around five years ago, after which Ish' got down to the knitty-gritty of programming it. Things like Tropical House, Trap's evolution, and whatever cheesy bollocks Liquid Funk morphed into emerged in that time. Good news is the Guide is infinitely scaleable, which means we can add new genres in future updates. Felt it best to at least get something out there first, with a couple years buffer to see whether new sounds have staying power or are just fly-by-summer trends.

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3. The sounds I expected to be missing are, indeed, completely missing.

By all means, let us know what they are, and we'll look into them. At the very least, we can add them as samples and make amendments to existing Genres.

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4. Needs more Business Techno.

Maybe we can add some to Shranz. It's made by most of same guys, isn't it?

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5. There's at least one paragraph in there that I know was written entirely for my benefit. Cheers for that, Kent. Happy to be both the winner and a loser, simultaneously.

:haha:
Sykonee
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Originally posted by Woony
Is it just me or is the site a ing mess on Chrome?

:conf: I use Chrome, and it works fine for me. Though, there may be a bit of lag right now due to server overload.
Sykonee
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Originally posted by DJ RANN
Waiting for Jack's take on this.......

EDIT:

it, I can't wait.

How does Anthem house come out in 1985 then give birth to Dutch House in 2006.....when I'm pretty sure Dutch house was all I heard in 1997. In Holland.

And what the is "Full On"?

What are you looking at? Anthem House starts at 1990.
DJ RANN
Brlgh. Chrome is being weird; the timeline moves depnding on zoom. Fine in Safari.

Starting to hate Chrome actually, does some really buggy . Is there any reason the site was made primarily for phone responsiveness? I would have thought it would be done for desktop primary and then phone secondary.
Sykonee
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Originally posted by DJ RANN
Brlgh. Chrome is being weird; the timeline moves depnding on zoom. Fine in Safari.

Starting to hate Chrome actually, does some really buggy . Is there any reason the site was made primarily for phone responsiveness? I would have thought it would be done for desktop primary and then phone secondary.

It was initially coded for desktop, but more people use mobile devices for their casual internet browsing these days, so decided to focus compatibility on such devices instead.
pkcRAISTLIN
as someone who knows all about electronic music i still enjoy reading the opinions here and watching you guys be cunts to each other. i'll read most of 3.0 in a similar fashion. though he does sound more 'get off my lawn' now than the amusing mockery that i recall from the first one (or second- whichever one was the infamous edition).

a question i had tho- was prog trance a mostly 64-beat phrase deal back in the day or did i somehow make that up on my own?
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
a question i had tho- was prog trance a mostly 64-beat phrase deal back in the day or did i somehow make that up on my own?


Some tunes maybe, but in no way was that any kind of rule. Whenever I mix ye olde prog trance I still count eight bar phrases like every other genre.
pkcRAISTLIN
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Some tunes maybe, but in no way was that any kind of rule. Whenever I mix ye olde prog trance I still count eight bar phrases like every other genre.


yeah ok, cheers. knows where i got that bit of bollocks then.
Trance-M
I don't like the Trance description a lot, especially as it starts mentioning Trance DJ's instead of producers.
Maybe put this link there instead as Laurent is pretty spot-on here: https://www.facebook.com/airwavefan...hc_location=ufi
Sykonee
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Originally posted by Trance-M
I don't like the Trance description a lot, especially as it starts mentioning Trance DJ's instead of producers.

Trance doesn't mention any Trance DJs.

Trance-M
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Originally posted by Sykonee
Trance doesn't mention any Trance DJs.


I meant starting with the use of the words "Trance DJ's" literally.
Mebot
Is there a link for 1.0?
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