Obtuse
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(Shoot me a PM or (preferably) IM if you want to get some info on good titles that were actually made in the past five years. There is too many to list and hardly anyone here knows about the scene.)
I think Global-Trance should share his knowledge on this thread. I don't know much about the scene and would love to hear about great Trance music. Even if it is just a brief list.
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Zircon's "Breathing You In" is worth checking out. I really dig it.
I second this. I listen to this song about 2-3 times a week when I'm driving in my car.
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It almost annoys the crap out of me but I love it.
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Recently a collaboration album came out between North American and South American artists that I really enjoy listening to called N.A.S.A - The Spirit of Apollo.
Check out the related videos if you want to hear more.
I really enjoy the following...
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I don't know individual artists very well.
I would like to recommend the Trance and Vocal Trance radio stations on DI .
Also, check out Ultra Trance Zone
You can go to Forums -> Audio Exchange and download many trance sets that get played on the internet radio. It's a great way to discover new music.
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Oh. Ok. Well, in case the others give up, do you want me to keep this wip away from public until they're done, or can I consider it a non-project wip and post it in the wip forum right away?
Obutse does not give up.
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I'm considering using a string quartet with a piano type format for the 2 tracks I mentioned. I can't stop listening to both of them. I'm not great at orchestration, but it doesn't hurt to try and see what happens.
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One of the Ensembles I regret never joining at Grand Valley State University is the New Music Ensemble.
They have played and recorded "Music for 18 Musicians" by Stephen Reich and recently "In C" By Terry Riley amongst other new unique compositions.
They did something very unique with IN C. They recorded it and asked professionals to remix the music.
Here is a preview of the "IN C" Album.
Enjoy.
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He also submitted an FF remix here! http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01130/
Oh man. Thanks for directing me to this gem.
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The March Unto Death is incredible. It reminds a bit of Baroque but with an epic twist. I also really like Forest Green. There's no way to remix these orchestrally and do them justice. They're absolutely incredible on their own. Some type of electronic mix may work however. I'm going to add these 2 to the list.
March Unto Death
Forest Green
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This music is extremely epic. Take a look what else this composer has done ... Jeremy Soule
to name a few ...
Oblivion
Morrowind
Secret of Evermore
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I use to love playing Total Annihilation. You could actually play it over dial up with friends. We'd have peace treaties so we couldn't fight each other for 20 minutes rather than just rushing each other. Good times. I don't think I ever played with the music on so i'll check it out. I remember I used to play this with Gustav Holst's "The Planets" in the background. It fit so well.
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I like your patches. Please post more!
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I clicked on your link and I get a 404.
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I've never tried Drum and Bass music. I'd love to experiment with it sometime.
Prophet, for me music is music. Music is just pitches rearranged in time. Most of the time those pitches played with a rhythm make me feel good. The pitches however must be used in an organized fashion and adhere to some music theory rules.
I only have a few genres I absolutely hate : Hardcore Screamo, most of that emo indie crap, radio pop, radio rock, and reggae.
I hate what the mainstream has done to modern music.
I too wonder why the Bass is spelled B-A-S-S.
On dictionary.com Base is defined as "the bottom support of anything; that on which a thing stands or rests".
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I've been a fan of this site for over a year but never participated. I just got finished with my Electrical Engineering classes recently so now I actually have time to do things that I want to do (like play and write music)!
I play Electric Bass and a bit of Keyboard. I love rock,metal,techno,trance,house,jazz, and classical.
I use Propellerhead's Reason and Record to make music.
I love the albums on ocremix.
I hope to contribute my own musicality to this wonderful community.
Obtuse
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I liked the version without drums a little more. It felt like I could focus on the melodies better than the version with drums.
Can anyone recommend a sound card?
in Music Composition & Production
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I use a line6 USB soundcard (or at least what I call a soundcard). I love USB since it is portable between my laptop and desktop.
They range from $100 to $200. It's also the perfect device for recording guitar.
http://line6.com/products/recording/