William Byrne - Thirty-Six [Pure Progressive]

[william byrne]

So?.take inspiration from that? Why are 90% of todays "trance" dudes just churn out generic shit one after the other??

So?.take inspiration from that? Why are 90% of todays "trance" dudes just churn out generic shit one after the other??

You will have to ask them. I don't make the same stuff every time . You really love the percussion aspect. Maybe you should listen to some really good techno. Ben sims or old school adam beyer. Some great percs in them

 

[Daysleeper]

Nah not just the drums. Id ssy its more about the overall rhytmic aspect. Nowadays theres so little rhytmic complexity, if any at all.

 

[tranceissomewhatalive]

am i entitled to ask ,as its my work you are slating openly

I don't take anything you say to heart you are just a faceless angry person with negative comments it's quite funny

seems like common sense is not your best quality. no wonder your track is lame, proper creativity takes some brain

 

[william byrne]

seems like common sense is not your best quality. no wonder your track is lame, proper creativity takes some brain

does it yeah? show me some of your creativity?

 

[tranceissomewhatalive]

does it yeah? show me some of your creativity?

I see this is difficult for ya, try some basic logic first, you can do it, it will help with the music

 

[william byrne]

I see this is difficult for ya, try some basic logic first, you can do it, it will help with the music
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Judging music without making it is like judging omelettes without ever stepping into the kitchen. I prefer cooking! I’ll stick to actually creating music. You can stay focused on quotes and commentary. Good little boy

 

[tranceissomewhatalive]

Judging music without making it is like judging omelettes without ever stepping into the kitchen. I prefer cooking! I’ll stick to actually creating music. You can stay focused on quotes and commentary. Good little boy

Well you're the one here who took things personal and started this argue, for what reason? I don't want to discuss how narrowminded and insecure you are coz you make it obvious with your every reply. Not good at music, not good at arguing.

You're not cooking, you're cooked.

 

[william byrne]

Cooked or not, at least I’m serving dishes. You’re still reading the menu. i asked a question and you had a hissy fit like a little girl. judging by your comments to everyone on this forum which is all negative. says a lot about you. why not do in public social media. probably terrified haha

 

[tranceissomewhatalive]

judging by your comments to everyone on this forum which is all negative.

that's your poor judgment and simply not true, not all

why not do in public social media. probably terrified haha

you come here to this forum and ask me why I don't post my opinion about your track on public social media, really? coz where the hell would I hear it on public social media or anywhere else besides this thread? I don't follow you, thank god. no logic again mate, go get some sleep

 

[william byrne]

Oh you I do enjoy these little chats

 

[tranceissomewhatalive]

Oh you I do enjoy these little chats

I do not though, so I'll use the forum's "ignore" feature on your profile to make sure this won't happen again. such a waste of time damnit

 

[william byrne]

Sounds like a swell idea . Work away cheif . I wish you well in the wars to come

 

[Freezer]

I don't understand how such a fine track can cause such negative reactions here ...to the point that it ends up with ignore LOL
The track is super-fine to me, quite chilled and fine prog. The only things which slightly throws me off are some of the sounds in the breakdown as it was already mentioned.
Overally a good track, I like it 7/10

 

[william byrne]

I made the track for my mam and dad who died. used voice clips of them in it. So if i came across as defensive that's why but most of his comments where unnecessary and by the looks of it to seems to make a habit out of it. anyways thanks for listening and good luck

 

[NameLessYet]

Just listened to it, I think I really like the pretty melody. After reading the story behind, I describe those bright sounds as 'pieces of golden childhood memories'.

 

[william byrne]

Nah not just the drums. Id ssy its more about the overall rhytmic aspect. Nowadays theres so little rhytmic complexity, if any at all.

Hey dude. is there any track in particular you like the percussion in? so i can have a listen

 

[Jetflag]

that's your poor judgment and simply not true, not all

@william byrne ‘s point is sound m8.

The neglectable technicality that you have something mildly positive to say about the rare 1% of tracks that by some miracle adhere to your horrendously specific taste doesn’t take away from the fact that, for the overwhelming majority, you do nothing but unconstructively whine and moan and being an overall negative pest here whilst simultaneously complaining “how shit the scene is”

So for the omelet analogy, there’s a difference between a food critic and a seagull who
takes a few bites, shits on everything, and then flies of screeching.

Sorry, but you far more often then not behave like the latter.

ce le ton qui fait la musique.

and I’m not saying you don’t have the right or privilege to do so, you do you and if you have to be like that all the time, fine.

But please, don’t kid yourself into thinking you’re the Gordon Ramsey critic of trance, you’re not.

at least someone like @Daysleeper or @Freezer have the decency of áctually providing some technical/constructive improvement points/ suggestions.

 

[Jetflag]

@william byrne , lovely piece of prog , picked this up on PTR the other day. The synth/arp work is what stands out for me.

 

[SaltAcidFatHeatAcid]

Great track, found a couple gems in these threads tonight. Would be very happy if I found this one a pure trance comp, would make for a lovely magic moment. Very happy vibes in this one.

 

[Magdelayna]

Willy boy,just ignore the few negative idiots about...theyre normally failed producers.