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___pacman7331
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 02:21:44
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Wow, have any of u DJs ever tried to mix classical symphony into psytrance? i't's really cool if you can get the beats matching! The only problem is that beats go from 80 to 125 to 180 bpm SEEMLESSLY!!! I really can't understand why it's so.... logical... i mean their tempo changes make way too much sense when you hear them! You don't notice any anomaly.....
i mean if a DJ was going from Ambient, to drum and bass, and then to trance it would sound bad! Beats would be flying all over! OF courese though, classical has no beats, they have percussion, but nothing limiting the rythem to 140 or 70 or whatever.
Gosh it's just too sophisticated, i can't understand it.
Wouldn't it be great if someone like Tchaikovsky would take his musical training and use his knowlege to create a symphony of psytrance or goa?
just think of a symphony of goa... .... . ... gives me chills.
THAT WOULD BE UNBELIVEABLE DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!
not just a sythetic piano, but synthetic violin, syth-trumbone, a synth-flute!
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___kaz
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 03:39:14
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but then we couldn't dance to it :) |
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___pacman7331
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 06:38:48
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I agree if it was an Awkward change in Tempo it would be hard to dance to. But if u listen to some classical symphony you will know what i'm talking about. The songs don't really have any kind of interruption, they just reform themselves.
Think of this. Guy playing a melody on a flute. The flute plays it slow and dramatic, slowly the guy plays the same melody but speeds it up (not with pitch increase either) it gets faster and faster, then the beat kicks in and it's full on!
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___psy-k
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 09:32:35
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hey man ...
try to mix tv ( put some delay on it )
with your tracks ....
last weekend i mixed the movie about bill gates /steve jobs
with my track ....
i got this crazy " can u find me some 1 to buy our dos ..."
with my track
amazing ! |
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___Maxim_Kai.
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 13:37:50
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Classical musicians jussst sssmoked ssssecret pipessss with twisssted treessse...
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 18:35:29
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I have always wondered what if Bach had a synth! :-) |
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___ChillCrew
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 18:47:07
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he had somthing far more powerfull - an organ! |
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___iamtherealganjalien
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 19:09:51
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didn't you know that mozart has reborn..
his new name is s.posford |
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___ChillCrew
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Posted : Nov 6, 2001 11:36:19
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I wouldnt go out of my way about posford. he has earned my respect in many aspects of music, but wolfgang amadeus At the age of four could learn a piece of music in half an hour. At five he was playing the clavier incredibly well. At six he began composing, writing his first symphonies at the age of eight. goes to show about musical prowess.. im not so sure dear ol` posford was churning trance tunes when he was 8... ;-)
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___yuli
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 20:31:12
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This is not a competition of ages..
It's just if the quality and innovation fits the algorythm - Posford = Mozart
I think it's too hard a question
About learning symphonies at age of four.. What can I say Jason, I would prefer to play in the sand with my buddies, but hey - ;-) |
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___iamtherealganjalien
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Posted : Nov 5, 2001 21:26:11
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okay.. maybe i got a little bit too far..
mozart was/is/and is always going to be the *king* |
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___Maxim_Kai.
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Posted : Nov 6, 2001 11:31:53
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King?
Like Jackson - the King of Pop?
or like Steven... |
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___ChillCrew
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Posted : Nov 6, 2001 11:37:16
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I never said it was a matter of ages, just a simple difference :-) sure, posford has done many things which we all regard with awe. but Mozart. i mean, it's friggin mozart! :) |
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