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Pioneer Addict Location: New Orleans, LA
Registered: 19 June 2001
Posts: 3654
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The real is nobody really gives a ish bout dat! If dat joint works your crowd & rolls phat into the next joint, it's gud ta go! Let the PR geeks at the record & radio factories duke that noize we jus roll em and smoke em!
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Pioneer Freak Location: SoCal
Registered: 02 July 2003
Posts: 8371
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Do a search on this site for ishkur. It is a site that defines EVERY type of House, Dance, Disco, etc. into it's sub headings and then gives you aduio examples of them. I don't remember who posted it, I think Stevie_Ray or Wicho or I don't remember.
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Pro DJ Location: Manama, Bahrain
Registered: 05 July 2003
Posts: 794
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its not the best but its good enough to give u an idea...
its not hard to figure it out..  |
The DJ formerly known as Steele Location: Calgary, Canada
Registered: 21 October 2003
Posts: 3828
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Although there's sixty different styles of each (house and trance) you can sorta lump the two together for your own purposes. The best way I found to describe them is if you have a track that has a drum line that sounds a little more "real" (could be done on a drumkit) then it's house - otherwise it's trance. And you'll never find a house track with a bpm above 132 - at least not that I've ever found.
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Pro DJ Location: Philly
Registered: 08 May 2003
Posts: 662
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check out www.dancerecords.com . You can sample music there for everything they sell. The cool thing is, on the right side of the page they break down what types of genre the music fits into. This should teach you a little bit about the different types.
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Pioneer Addict Location: iwantacustomtitle
Registered: 17 December 1999
Posts: 4287
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Quote: kinda but not quite. there is plenty of house and house sub genre's above 132...... the way i tell my non music friends when they ask whats the difference between house and trance is simple. listen to the rhythm of the song. house, be it progressive, deep, vocal, whatever its driven by percussion. dump do do duug. whereas trance its the melodic elements that drive the rhythm. the arppegiated synths, the pads, the hoover basslines, they are the rhythmic force in the track. of course there are plenty of tracks that blur the line between the two genre's. but thats the EASY way to find out. |
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