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asteski (01-09-2014)
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When will every word in a dictionary be a track title? (EDM overall)
So much senseless titles out there, sure it´s common to have shorter ones in EDM, but there are so many dupes out there and it all seems so repetitive....
"Here's the thing, kid: We don't get to choose how we start in this life.
Real 'greatness' is what you do with the hand you're dealt."
— Victor Sullivan
What would be the most common track title in trance of all time?
There are tons of tracks with unique titles. It's up to artist and their level of passion towards music.Originally Posted by Phael
You could ask @Nemezijus about that, he had some ridiculous combination of track titles in his sig years ago.What would be the most common track title in trance of all time?
Last edited by asteski; 01-09-2014 at 21:17 PM.
Well nothing will ever be worst that #Trancefamily.
Seriously, cant express how "WTF" is dat name.
Screw #TranceFamily, screw TrashBerlin, screw the heart hands, screw all the cheese music that shouldnt be attempting to the glory of Trance.LONG LIVE TO REAL TRANCE!!!
I have one word for you: marketing.
I have another word for you: BALLSUCKING!! (I think its 2 tho).I have one word for you: marketing.
And is pretty much wut Daniel Kandi was doing wid dat Title :P
Screw #TranceFamily, screw TrashBerlin, screw the heart hands, screw all the cheese music that shouldnt be attempting to the glory of Trance.LONG LIVE TO REAL TRANCE!!!
asteski (01-09-2014)
sure, but the majority seems just random, the "hits" so to say played on radio stations etc.
thats a good question!
"Here's the thing, kid: We don't get to choose how we start in this life.
Real 'greatness' is what you do with the hand you're dealt."
— Victor Sullivan
Possibly 'Aurora'What would be the most common track title in trance of all time?
If you are free in your dreams, then why don't you go to places you always wanted to go?
Its pretty easy for vocal tracks, you just use line of the vocals. As for instrumental tracks, i have always had a good laugh at some ridiculous names and i think here we can see some difference between native English speaking producers and others. Americans and British producers are quite often much better in coming up with original titles, at least they make sense and have some connection to overall feel of the track. Other people just seem to close their eyes and open dictionary and see what comes up near their finger. Which i do not mind actually, it is always harder to express yourself in other language.
I love it when a producer gets lost in translation and uses an English word in their track title which makes little or no sense. I cant think of one of the top of my head at the moment, but there was definitely a few last year which gave me 30 seconds of amusement.
May Mix
So am I, but more recently, can't find that thread now but it was something about dreamers or dreams. Can't remember how it looked, but it was damn funny.
EDIT: Found it, it was "Dream Your Dreamer" by ReOrder and Six Senses. For me this title doesn't make any sense.
Last edited by asteski; 01-12-2014 at 14:21 PM.
Nangle (01-13-2014)
I guess "you" or "everything" or "feel it" are used a lot...
I dislike it more when obvious famous titles are used. Like "Superstring" for some low-mediocre track that has nothing to do with Cygnux X or Rank 1. That's lame.
EDM is quite funny. There's this track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-U1lj57pv8
If trance tracks would be named like this, Andy Blueman's tracks would look like: Andy Blueman - Violin, Cello, Contrabass, Etc etc etc
But it's so lame... You just think about a theme, and make a track with a few elements... Like 'Welcome To The Jungle (bitch)', or 'Lift Off'. Or the track's name makes no sense, and has nothing to do with the track... Like 'Animals', 'Kangaroo', 'Jackpot', 'Toulouse' etc.
But my fav... The typical 'DIS TRAK IZ SO GUD I'LL NAME IT: PARTI HURD, LEL' For example: 'Party Shaker', 'Here We Go', 'C'mon!', 'Shotgun'...
But there are original names also. Like Pryda's tracks. They have a story, a feeling, just like their names.
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