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I just took another shot at a trance style trap beat but I don't know how well it works
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I just took another shot at a trance style trap beat but I don't know how well it works

2 of my fav artists are yachty and carti and I've always loved their trance/weird beats. I made this trying to imitate a sort of trance feel, but I feel like ive re-listened to it so many times I can't even tell if I think it works.

My main concern is that the chorus, drums, and lead are all doing separate things and I can't tell if they work together or just take away from one another. Can I have some help?

For reference, I really like the vibe of songs like Olympian, Wake up F1lthy, and WTFFF (I know I'm nowhere close, like I have an ego but I'm not delusional lol)

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u/OneNOnlyArchitect — 4 days ago
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Do Analog Synths Belong In Trance Music?

Advocating for the Moog (and other analogs) in a genre mostly known for using digital synths

I think it'd be pretty rad to hear more Sub37 and Messenger sounds in uplifting trance

What you all think?

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u/KulshanStudios — 5 days ago

Delay Width on Leads

Is it advisable to narrow the width of delays on leads for club play?

I've seen a few producers do this in tutorials and the reason they give is that in a club delay on full width can sound too wide and unpleasant.

Is that true? Do any of you guys reccommend narrowing the delay width or do you keep it on full width?

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u/Clubsoda78 — 5 days ago

Feedback please on my latest track

Originally, this track started as a vocal trance piece, but I later shifted it toward uplifting trance, removing the main vocal and added some atmospheric vocal elements.

I’d really appreciate it if you could give it a listen and share your feedback. I consider it close to finished, so your input would help me understand what works well and what might be missing or need improvement.
https://on.soundcloud.com/EdNyWGLRuPVySq78Av

Thank you!

u/RaptorCode999 — 5 days ago

Latest Track - Feedback Welcome

Have listened to this a thousand times now ha, just wondering what other people think. Thanks

u/rik4000 — 7 days ago

Tip : automate the resonance on your builds, not just the cutoff

hey folks another quick tip for builds again

we all automate the filter cutoff on a build. open it up so it gets brighter into the drop, standard stuff. but often overlook is to try automating the resonance up at the same time. as the cutoff climbs, push the res up with it.

what you get isnt just "brighter". that narrow resonant peak starts to scream, and it sweeps up in pitch as the filter opens. so now your build has an actual rising note sitting on top of the noise, not just the filter opening up

then right on the last beat before the drop, pull the resonance back to zero. cleans the whole thing out so the drop lands without that thin screechy tail ringing over it.

works on a noise riser or your lead, anything sustained really. two automation lanes instantly sounds more deliberate and interesting.

Hope this is useful to anyone, simple stuff to some im sure, but others might not have tried this.

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u/mixklockadmin — 7 days ago

Why is Freshly Squeezed Samples in splice now?

Haven't been making music in years due to personal issues but I feel I want to get back into it. I have a Steam Deck currently as my device got Windows on it. It's been an ok ride using it. Anyways, I can't find their website anymore and they're in splice now...what's the dealio with that? I just want to purchase Dave Parkinsons Vol 2!!!

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u/closed_doors_asleep — 11 days ago

Harder kick

hi!

quick question; I have an old trance song that I want to play at a party. but the vibe there is hard trance, so I want to add a bit of an harder (still trance) kick to the song. Is there an (easy) way to do this?

thanks!

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u/Technical-Painter868 — 14 days ago
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Trance Bus/Glue Compressor Guide - Interactive Tool

Hey folks, shared the free trance compressor tool on here last week and loads of you actually had a go, and few said they found it useful.

so ive done the same with the glue compressor now. same as before you drag the actual controls and it shows you what each one does to some different channels and groups, with some listening ques and starting points of how you might want to use it on a bus/group.

FREE tool again, no signup, no card, just works in your web browser

"glue compressor" in ableton is basically an ssl-style bus comp. fewer knobs than the main compressor device, and fixed ratio only goes 2 4 or 10, but it's got a CHARACTER to it.

it pulls things together. which is why it belongs on groups and the master rather than single sounds.

I love glue comps, and whilst I confess I reach for the SSL actual emulation, ableton stock does a fine job in its place.

examples :

drop it on your drum bus and the kit starts feeling like one thing instead of loads of separate hits.

or. use it on a multi layer lead sound, to help gel the sound together to make them sound like one instrument.

you get the idea!

it's there if it's any use to anyone

https://mixlock.app/glue-guide

u/mixklockadmin — 11 days ago