- Jul 31, 2020
- 45 Posts
- 29 Thanked
Agreed. I really like the remix from Daniel Wanrooy too. Adds to the originalFantastic Progressive Track By Probspot
You don't like deep trance stuff? I do miss playful melodies like this it's so rare to hear them nowadays.Instead of music like this we get deep trance, trance is nothing but a fucking joke
that's true, and it's something in particular that I'd be ok finding myself whining about. this playful plucky vibe is very rare these days, unfortunately it's not popular anymore to have the plucky bells as the leading synth, most of the time it's some canonical saw or something like thatI do miss playful melodies like this it's so rare to hear them nowadays.
the thing is it often doesn't sound the best on a big sound system, creating more like a constant heavy low frequency buzz (or even a partial sound disappearance) with all kinds of phasing issues due to reflections within the room etc, which is why the 16th rolling 'plucky' bass is safer to use and also it sounds just more dynamic.“stretching bass”
Interesting information, it seems that this is true considering how rarely this technique is used. Although I, as an ordinary listener, always like this element)the thing is it often doesn't sound the best on a big sound system, creating more like a constant heavy low frequency buzz (or even a partial sound disappearance) with all kinds of phasing issues due to reflections within the room etc, which is why the 16th rolling 'plucky' bass is safer to use and also it sounds just more dynamic.
also with a reese (that's how it's called) bass you need more effort to drums and percussion to keep the energy high while with 16th rolling bassline any sloppy clap+hat pair would do it decent in terms of energy
hahahahhahahah sorryI met Özgur Can last week, and he was somewhat annoyed at me and others who always want to talk about his old music because he has tried to distance himself from the trance sound ever since. He feels like trance is a very conservative genre, where people only want to hear old tracks. I couldn't disagree with him more.
Complexity wise, it's a very simple track. But if mixed in, especially in-key, it's got an impact from the moment you hear it on the floor. Such crazy energy. Whenever it's played people perk up, that stabby synth piercing through the crowd with that wobbly bit now and then. The build is great, and bass is amazing on a big clean system too.I like Blueberry but never considered it an outstanding record, Probspot had a bunch of better ones
I wonder what tracks he was referring to and he was probably shielding himself because he works for Armada so he has to keep things quiet or downplay deny or even lie to keep his job. Bullshit Trance is not the conservative genre out there. Yes, they are fanatics like myself but that's with all genres of dance music out there.I met Özgur Can last week, and he was somewhat annoyed at me and others who always want to talk about his old music because he has tried to distance himself from the trance sound ever since. He feels like trance is a very conservative genre, where people only want to hear old tracks. I couldn't disagree with him more. Trance is probably the least conservative genre on this planet, just compare the first and the last episode of ASOT. What are the similarities? Perhaps Özgur feels it's conservative because of a few people like me who always want to talk about the old days. I told him that people want to hear his old music because that type of music hasn't been made since then. He disagreed with me and said that today's melodic techno is pretty much the same, which to me is like comparing apples with oranges.