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Trance is never dead, it's just not in the mainstream anymore. It will his comeback in the mainstream, but when? That can be in a short whit a 5 a 10 y or in long time period 15 a 30y. Now the 80s sounds make a comeback in my opinion.

yeah, the demo track is not showing the real possibility of FL Studio

@@MorenoJ1973 It's already getting more mainstream now

after using FL for 12 years there's still stuff I don't know about

seriously!

it's on the list FWIW :D

​@@FL_STUDIO If I can be of any help I have been uploading some Psy/Trance demos on here for some time now.

​@@FL_STUDIO if you're gonna do it please do one that is not mainstream psytrance, there are like 10 videos of text to speach robots out there explaining that stuff already.

@@MasterVSB Video creator here. What would you consider real dubstep ;) I have been observing the dubstep scene, more from the Widdler / Causa / Coffi etc (darker) side than from the Virtual Riot / Space Laces / Au5 / UKF side but IMO both broad strokes styles are completely valid under the umbrella term dubstep.

@@FL_STUDIO Perfect!

I learned a lot from Light Realm, do more Trance? ;-)

hardstyle hehe

@R4M_845 it actually goes 128 as prog trance and trouse exist

According to wikipedia, the general tempo range of trance is 135-150. But that also includes psytrance. When I make trance, 140 is the sweet spot.

@RAM_845 Uplifting perhaps, but most of it can be as slow as even 124 and up to 140. I remember when 142 was a thing in the 2003 trance.

150 BPM is more suitable for hardtrance, but in the 21st century hardtrance has taken a more childish/happy hardcore turn. Pity. In the 2nd half of the 90s there was some brilliant hardtrance.

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I remember checking out a Trance track that was called 1,000, it started-off at a very slow bpm and gradually sped-up to 1,000bpm.

ishkur's is more of a comedy sketch than a music genre reference, the original was more accurate (flash based), it's been expanded out so far it seems like half the genre names are just pulled out of thin air. His description and comments on the various genres are hilarious at times.

@@ouchieouchie8130 you got a link for that maybe?

I second that.

Armin doesn't play trance anymore anyway

@@xGorefieldx kind of true but he did at ASOT.

LOL, agreed, maybe next time try to listen to some trance before you try to make a Trance video. You really ought hire someone that knows what they’re doing and rerelease this tutorial, this was kind of embarrassing. On a side note, keep up the development, ur doing an awesome job on mobile too!

this isn't even trance LOL

Yep, that WOULD be cool - a lighter or darker version of the original colour with the variation amount controllable in settings.

Psy Trance and ambient Psy trance are tough one to make, I love ❤️ the music next to uplifting trance. But I find myself struggling to create those psychedelic sounds atmosphere, and the baseline haha 😂 well I’ll keep trying.

I'm into making Dub reggae, Goa Trance and PsyTrance as well, check out the series of tutorial videos by JediMaster.

@@simonkormendy849 JediMaster is great! But the OG has to be iCOn, abandoned a great channel since 2014

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u should get valhalla reverb its free and will help alot imo and make it more fun to do music:)

If you are talking about merging patterns, yes there is, and it's mentioned in the tutorial. CTRL+G merges selected clips. If you have more than one pattern selected, FL Studio will make a new pattern containing the selected patterns.

Click the dropdown on the pattern + M

Yes its actually pretty massive. KZfaq music has a lot of playlists.

Yes, it's all over the radio, billboard and headlining the festivals 😂 😂 Nobody uses fl to try making mainstream music. *read everything in ironic voice*

Yeah dude, the stuff coming out now is great. Look at Diverse System's AD:Trance compilations, and especially Nhato and Taishi's stuff outside of them

@@17thstellation Okay, I found most trance usually very boring so I am surprised it still exists. But enjoy making and listening to it if it is your taste.

@@dougveganparadisebuilder5808 I might share some of your sentiments. I used to enjoy trance back when I was very young naïve little dweeb. While limitations do breed creativity, I do find that trance sometimes feels like a tiny cage of musical expression (not to mention repeated supersaw anthems get super cheesy very quickly). Trance sets often feels like you go to the theater for a film and leave after a couple hours saying: "Crud, man, the trailer showed the best clips." That's probably why I left the genre for breaks and also guitar based music. For breakbeats, I found a goldmine in the duo known as "Hybrid". Cinematic textures with these super lit drum grooves that would fit so many cinematic cues. Man, I still love that stuff (although some of their vocal guests are a bit rubber-bandy-on-oil-slicks at times). That being said, I do sometimes get nostalgic for trance-vibes. Progressive trance was a subgenre that seemed to give the *babe-filled-Italian-sportscar-commercialy-beach-drive-by sound* a different shade of polished gloss -- filling the dancefloor with a plethora of variety instead of homogenized cheese. *If there's anything I can't stand it's people who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch-supersaw sound.* JK! I'll see myself out now.

FL Studio Mobile is for Android or iOS. For FL Studio you need a PC or Mac.

what about vanguard vst basic presets?

@@thedmiynV9ll I don't recal, I wanna say by 2005, i mained the V-station and made my own sound design. Then massive to serum.

@@thedmiynV9ll Vanguard was one of the worst! It was like a Vengeance-sound diabetes dealer (unless you discovered the cheat codes in the 3xOSC).

keep up the love for breakcore ❤

@@brianbergmusic5288 3xosc is a simple gem 💎

late 90s, specifically Germany :)

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