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Song that defines a genre.
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Re: Song that defines a genre.
Latin, actually. 
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Forboding Angel
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Re: Song that defines a genre.
Hip hop has been dead for a long time, autotune just solidified the fact.
For those that don't know what autotune is, this video is for your enlightenment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITT6bYYGVfM
For those that don't know what autotune is, this video is for your enlightenment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITT6bYYGVfM
Re: Song that defines a genre.
Forboding Angel wrote:Hip hop has been dead for a long time, autotune just solidified the fact.
For those that don't know what autotune is, this video is for your enlightenment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITT6bYYGVfM
I like autotunes like that song with T-Pain in it called "I'm On a Boat".
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I need melodic trance or something... imagine classic/instrumental music with psy trance instruments. I think i have listened such music before, i just cant remember any names...
Also it must not be some repetitive crap or ambient shit (nor vocals). more of a hard/psy/goa trance instruments used. I just want some real melodies in there
Am i making any sense at all?
Also it must not be some repetitive crap or ambient shit (nor vocals). more of a hard/psy/goa trance instruments used. I just want some real melodies in there
Am i making any sense at all?
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This define the genre: Emo R'n'B
Which is neither Emo nor R'n'B, but so incredibad taste you wish it was.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl5oeTaN85o
BTW, "Je pars..." means "I'm leaving"
Which is neither Emo nor R'n'B, but so incredibad taste you wish it was.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl5oeTaN85o
BTW, "Je pars..." means "I'm leaving"
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Oh... I liked that one, thanks... :)zwzsg wrote:This define the genre: Emo R'n'B
Which is neither Emo nor R'n'B, but so incredibad taste you wish it was.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl5oeTaN85o
BTW, "Je pars..." means "I'm leaving"
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What you are looking for is Hallucinogen and Infected Mushroom.TradeMark wrote:I need melodic trance or something... imagine classic/instrumental music with psy trance instruments. I think i have listened such music before, i just cant remember any names...
Also it must not be some repetitive crap or ambient shit (nor vocals). more of a hard/psy/goa trance instruments used. I just want some real melodies in there
Am i making any sense at all?
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German Pop Schlager if thats even a genre:
Wencke Myhre - Er hat ein knallrotes Gummiboot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gll6OhyYVFg
Game Soundtracks:
Pac Man Theme
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et-NoxumA9k
(can only find remixes etc probally because its so short)
Wencke Myhre - Er hat ein knallrotes Gummiboot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gll6OhyYVFg
Game Soundtracks:
Pac Man Theme
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et-NoxumA9k
(can only find remixes etc probally because its so short)
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Excision rules!
I don't think that there is a single song to describe the genre good enough. You might as well record a cat in a washing mashine while stomping the ground in an irregular fashion wearing clown or diving shoes and people will buy it. Mags will call it the filthiest tune of the month and you're being celebrated a hero for a day.
Dubstep generally is a genre mix of reggea, rock, pop, house, minimal, dub or trash over high, mid and low range wobble bass, a 160 bpm broken beat and deep sublow basslines, it really depends on the artist.
Dub
Psy dub / Ambient dub
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmccDLh4uiE&fmt=18
Downtempo / Dub
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8ZQQLu_su0&fmt=22
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWHbFBFJoPI&fmt=18
Trip Hop / Dub
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDe1T42hmUU&fmt=35
http://rattle.from-hell.net/m/kidlogic-pac_man_dub.mp3knorke wrote:Pac Man Theme
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et-NoxumA9k
(can only find remixes etc probally because its so short)
Game music isn't really a genre
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SwiftSpear
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Definitely rattle, definitely. There's a huge variation of genre within dub. But I just kinda feel like if you can only hear one dub song, or if you have to sum up everything dub in 5 minutes... Bear trap is basically a dubstep tutorial track.
You're missing something awesome to stop there though :)
You're missing something awesome to stop there though :)
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So much good stuff here, thanks to everyone that took the time to post and looking forward to finding some more good stuff from here.
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Nope... neither of those are what i am looking for. Those both are psy/goa/rock trance.Beherith wrote:What you are looking for is Hallucinogen and Infected Mushroom.TradeMark wrote:I need melodic trance or something... imagine classic/instrumental music with psy trance instruments. I think i have listened such music before, i just cant remember any names...
Also it must not be some repetitive crap or ambient shit (nor vocals). more of a hard/psy/goa trance instruments used. I just want some real melodies in there
Am i making any sense at all?
What i was asking is converting classical melodies / instrumental music using psy trance instruments instead of piano, violin etc. Adding some more bass etc. Then it should be the best music ever made.
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You want classical melodies played through a synthesizer? Have you never listed to any of the hundreds of classical midi created for cell phone ring tones?