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![]() i know what you mean, i think of those as being like a fart that failed to launch you got all this gas, your stomach rumbles loudly, you feel its trying to come out and you get all excited at the thought of all that pressure finally being unleashed and building and building and......pffft having said that there's been some great stuff out this year, not as much as last year though
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Dustwave and Skydin, i feel you guys totally. Dustie thanks for your examples. I have some other examples that really hit home on the anti-climatic point more so than the Out Of The Blue rmx, but i'll try to post them later. i was listening to a really pumpin' Trance mix earlier and one of the tracks started out really great. The bass and rhythm dropped and the filtered supersaw melody came in. At this point i jumped off my girlfriend and started dancing like a madman. The breakdown started to build back up and was about to explode with the supersaw melody reaching full frequency peak. than at the the release point... puff... into a boring minimal drum and bass (not the genre) groove that lacked any excitement. i went into depression afterwards. WTF is going on? As you stated earlier Skydin, I strongly believe there's a conspiracy to screw Trance over. The main elements of Epic Trance is the breakdown/buildup/release and it's being systematically weakened.
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Here's a snippet I made that you'll have to download. This track started off great, but big Fail in the release. I'm not sure of the track name or artist.
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from the life of DJ/Producer Joe van Whotsisname
(stretches at the window, coincidentally falling into the J-pose) oh, what a wonderful morning, quick cup of coffee and off into my studio. ah, great, all my shiny hardware all the nice software all the everything. (flicks thru DJ mag, admires the poster on the wall with the guy with the Mickey Mouse head) so lets start, build up, epic, sounds great, just like the olden days when i had fook-all technology. bum-didi-bum-didi-bum, good stuff this, time for breakdown (picks nose and farts) hmm, lets twist this one and slide that one...nice breakdown need a break too, gotta have a dump (grabs DJ mag and wanders off to the loo) uh, oh, ah, great stuff again, I'm over 40 now, nearly better than sex...at least more regular (emerges from toilet with a light footed walk) feel great now, a bit empty but relieved, gotta reflect that in the track (continues working on all dem knobs and sliders (did he wash his hands?)) (ponders over the finished "masterpiece") hmm, sounds kinda okay, wouldn't have dared to release that 5 or 10 years ago but wtf, kids are not gonna notice on their tiny phone speakers and hey, what do they expect for a 49p or 79p download...fook 'em (stretches again, coincidentally falling into the J-pose) |
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You say that as if experimenting is always a good thing. You're a wise guy DG, i think you know better than that
![]() Certain things should not be experimented with, they have already been tried (and proven to fail) or simply can't work in another way. For example...you can experiment all you want with breathing water, but enough people have tried already and they all died. It's nothing short of stupid to even try. It's the same thing with a climax really...it's not something you CAN change. Build-up, then climax...simple as that really. You know what's also unpredictable? If a total stranger walks up to you, starts telling you a joke and then in the middle of a sentence kicks you in the face for no reason at all. You know what else is very unpredictable? If your girlfriend is giving head, and right before the climax she gets a muscle spasm and bites your dick off. Is that good too? Unpredictability is only a good thing if it turns out nice. Though this particular example wasn't even that bad (i've heard far worse)...i wouldn't spin it, but at least there was a feel of energeticness still going on. Nevertheless, the release should be better than the build-up. Not the other way around.
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I wasn't talking about age Zacman. I thought you knew. As far as the flaming on me for stating a simple opinion, those comments will fall on deaf ears as I have better things to do with my time than to argue with people. I wrote what I wrote. I like it when people experiment in trance. I like the track that Zacman posted. The music is changing people. Get over it!!! There's a reason why trance is changing in the first place. It's popularity is still going up. These changes that are taking place in trance are taking place probably because people are getting tired of the same old predictable formula that has plagued over a million tracks in the past 15 years. Because of that fact, the music is changing. It happens!!! Trance is going minimal or electro probably because the popularity is rising in those genres and the older trance genre is so desperate to keep its popularity that it has to barrow elements from those two genres. Oh no, what a horrible thing. Whatever will we do now? This has nothing to do with me. If you guys are so pissed off about how trance is going downhill, then contact the record companies and gripe to them about how it's not the glory days of 2005 anymore. I'm sure they would like to hear all about it. Maybe you should contact Tiesto, AvB or PvD and tell them all about it. They would love to hear about it. The trance genre is all about what sells. You all wanted it like that and now you got it. Whatever makes money in trance is where trance will get its resources to sell it. If that's in the minimal, tech house or electro house genres, then trance will barrow from that. This is why it's not good for music to go commercial and now you guys are feeling the downside of it. Too bad!!! It's good for me though. The more trance changes, the better I feel because I have plenty of new material to appreciate. Nuff said, my work is done here.
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You're missing the point DG, at least mine. That the sound of trance is changing is not the problem at all, there are many great tracks with today's sound too! This isn't really about trance in the first place, that's just the specific case we're discussing here. But this goes for literally every form of excitement on the planet. Every song on the radio no matter which genre, every movie in the cinema, every book in the library, every time you have sex, every sportscar you drive, every event you go to, every mountain you climb. Everything. Build-up ---> climax. That is as hard a fact as gravity. Tried and tested by literally billions of people over thousands of years.
And just for the record, by no means whatsoever do i consider 2005 to be the glory days of trance. It's when things seemed to start going wrong much quicker than before. Possibly because of advances in technology (=computers and production software), anybody with a simple computer can get started, including those with no understanding of tension. Afraid of a discussion, DG? Quote one flame towards you. Please enlighten me because i can't find it.
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Experimentation is not easy but is necessary even in something that was proven to work. For every 100 experiments there may be only 1 good track, but it is worth everything. Case in point - deep house. It was nowhere in 2005. Then comes along http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgBLA...eature=related and the entire genre goes through a revolution. The past couple of years were absolutely golden for deep and tech house. This is also why I love Kompakt. That's one label that still treats music as art and experimentation is at the center of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JtXLxy08Qc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW84A3hX7bM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPQX6mBLfws
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Then you could say, you CAN make a car without wheels. Slap tank tracks under it and there ya go (technically there are still wheels, but okay), or put a rotor on the roof and take off into the sky. People have tried many things. But fact is, none of them ever worked. I'm sure one day someone will figure out some form of alternative, but hey, that's not really gonna be a car anymore, is it?
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