Trance Song Structure And How Does Uplifting Trance Song Progress

[@MrStallfish]

Exactly what I needed. 8 years later still appreciated, thanks!

[@louisdenzu9336]

I was here 8 years ago. I will never forget you man. Most of home producers learn a lot from this channel.

[@elnudgeomcdur667]

you taught a "man how to fish" with this tutorial.props!!

[@tunefulsoulonaroll7669]

Read this on your website several years ago, when I started to make music , but here I am again, still learning how to make electronic music . Hopefully I will make a better track now .

[@rojdot5]

This is an intelligent analysis: thanks for your generosity in taking the time to do this

[@jeansandjumper]

You make the best tuts on youtube, I cant believe how many hours i wasted watching rubbish ones until i found your channel, many thanks!

[@NathanPatton]

Finally got this on vinyl a while back (what a tune!) and looked you up just now after another spin. Thanks for the tutorial and thanks for your art Petri! 🍻

[@xlive4electro]

seriously, i liked the video just after i read the first words about trance basics ....awesome tutorials man .

[@gabrielromero3656]

11 years later and this video just gives a brief explination on a trance song structure!

[@Shiceraps]

*But I gave it a chance and realized it was actually a very in depth analytical breakdown of the song. Nicely done

[@kommandokawaii5350]

Awesome tutorial, thank you so much!

[@AlPlatino]

Thanks you, THANK YOU for this excellent video about trance structure. Regards from Sao Paulo, Brazil.

[@asaily0]

Thanks A LOT HTMM. After searching for tutorials on how to make one of my favorite genre - progressive trance I found your channel. I was even deciding between Ableton and FL, the tutorials you made with FL is very straightforward and I actually learned how to make a simple 20 second beat because of you :) As for this tutorial, I kinda already know the structure of a progressive trance music, but you explained it in detail, even though the song was not to my taste, still a good tutorial

[@Anovergy]

This is exactly what I was looking for! thx!

[@aheadrec6659]

very clear no messing tutorial straight to the point,..exellent

[@georgiesweeney9048]

why didn't I find this sooner! thanks for awesome tutorial. 😊

[@iTzMitchel]

Everyone's ears are different. That's the beauty of making and listening to music. You don't have to watch a video to learn the structure of a genre... You can listen to the genre and infer consistent similarities and the reasons for said similarities.

[@thomaskistler4274]

wow, very cool guide of how the buildingparts in uplift works! Thank you very much for it! :-)

[@howtomakeemusic]

@alexrm1x Hey to Brazil, glad you enjoyd it!

[@Maros_Mari]

Thank you for the helpful tutorial!

[@iLikeBass23]

Thanks for the material. I am very new to music production but this helps give me a general idea. My dream is to create Trance music, and I am starting from scratch.

[@countblainer]

Thanks for the breakdown!

[@howtomakeemusic]

@rekrem92 glad to hear that, thanks!

[@howtomakeemusic]

@pescaboy np, and there's more to come :)

[@bmwm517]

Awesome breakdown!

[@SacredAlpha]

The major labels should really look after the FL Studio users nowadays... Especially you! You've got talent! ;)

[@nel_dubbio_mena]

@ tredfxman you can do anything with any DAW, in a different way, but it is always possible. It is not the software that makes the skill, but who uses it. FL Studio is easy, but it is chaotic for automations, Ableton is neat, but it is not easy to do the same things you do with fl studio in 3 secs. There are those who are happy with Ableton and other with Fl studio.

[@noba4160]

I use lmms which is alright

[@fakedithaha]

@howtomakeemusic u are so smart, amazing man.. :) Ur exactly the guy who many many fl beginners and amateurs need!

[@howtomakeemusic]

@spacetrance1 thanks, will try to do that :)

[@Sunny76x]

Very good music analysis,THANK YOU !

[@redmission1984]

Do you have any guides like this or example with trance songs that also have a traditional verse/chorus with vocals? Thanks for this video...easy to follow!

[@shark99live1]

THANKYOU,.!! Best videos on this channel... great work,. cheers from Mexico

[@anotherdaydrawing908]

amazing your tutorials dude, congrats. From Brazil

[@ARJUNPIANO]

Nice tutorial

[@DandaNgsan]

Thank you for this video

[@CHECHEHN21]

Excellent brou

[@howtomakeemusic]

@TranceProductionsFL Thanks for your comment. Yea, the build-up and drop isn't that huge I admit, but back then I was happy with it and it actually got support from Tiesto himself: watch?v=sgNLOl9n2-I

[@highmantony2675]

Thanks a lot :)

[@kyleatstony]

awesome vid. thanks!

[@howtomakeemusic]

@LeonLindeberg thanks!!

[@TheC0G]

Thankyou!

[@howtomakeemusic]

@kingadrock111 Thank u! Gotta check your sound later =)

[@Linder1980]

Muy bueno!!... gracias!

[@flacodf]

one questions, are you using ableton live for this? because i would like to specialize on that software to create Trance music but I don't know if I'm doing the right choice or I should opt for a different one, please help with some advice, thank you

[@MrRadsVarietyChannel]

This is FL Studio

[@TheMirageMovement]

Basically, something new is added every 16 bars correct?

[@TheBATTranceMusic]

I am struggling so much for my intro because I want a pluck sound and pad synth without a kick or baseline for the first 16 bars. Also have a piano but things are not getting any better for days! Still have trouble to structure properly. I don't want the emotional feeling of the intro to be broken by hitting a kick to early. Is 32 bars too long? Someone help!

[@Grodgen]

That is FL Studio, which is what most of HTMEM's are based on. Look around some more, Albeton is used just as much as FL Studio.

[@tinkerer67]

Where is the ride cymbal you mentioned about?

[@UNKNOWN00997]

Appreciate man❤

[@howtomakeemusic]

@TranceProductionsFL Not bad!

[@NicoleEivissa]

Wow thank you! Finally has somebody explained to me, how is the trance structure, and very detailed! So basically, you have like: an intro, breakdown, pre-climax ("hook"), climax, continuing climax, euphoria going away slowly (climax is gone), then outro and final. Is that used in all the uplifting trance songs like this (or similar)? It's seems to me always like a story, written story, all the emotions in a different (audio) way but still very very similar! Which is great to know, it helps me a lot to understand how to create a track! Thanks!!

[@shokeymusic]

very useful, true!

[@goldhilldigital598]

how do you make the arp sound like that?

[@pescaboy]

Very helpful, thanks! B)

[@HaroldGroenenboom]

I'm going to watch all your vids now :D

[@luaylooz]

I really liked Thx

[@gblueday4542]

Still is exactly what you want with extra built ups after the breakdowns

[@PapaBootyCall]

Do you think you could do something like this with a current dubstep song?? This kind of stuff helps so much with song structure..

[@DogeFrom2014]

Nah dubstep operates on a totally different song structure, though there are some very rare tracks-mostly chillstep-that use an uplifting/prog trance structure which I am a big fan of (e.g. Blackmill - Home)

[@djmlan]

Carino!!!

[@NickR3ita]

What plugins do you guys use?

[@howtomakeemusic]

@Linder1980 thx!

[@hiroxanza]

can you make a tutorial about how to make klaypex's style bass?

[@OfArmadillo]

man the entire point of the video was to show how trance was structured, it doesn't matter if he made the song or not...

[@llindeberg]

awesome ! :)

[@VicariousBeats]

Liked and subscribed :]

[@DJHyperRhythm]

uhhhhhh, can I download this song please?

[@josemarcassoma255]

how to roll off low frequencies via EQ ?

[@DoubleDJGeek]

Basically link whatever sounds you want to have rolled off to the mixer, use an EQ tool such as "Parametric EQ 2" for example, Right click on the number 1 circle (There are numbers 1 - 7), go to "Type" on the drop down menu and click on "High Pass". This literally means that you are letting the high frequencies pass and the low frequencies will roll off

[@josemarcassoma255]

DoubleDJDave ok thanks and why he cut low frequencies , what means low end and how kick drum are beating in full power in 32 bars.

[@DoubleDJGeek]

Josemar cassoma Are you asking why he cut the low frequencies off?

[@josemarcassoma255]

yes

[@DoubleDJGeek]

It's all about the build up and anticipation of the song kinda like saving the best for last, if you want the song to get better and better as you listen to it you'll want to take out the low frequencies early so that the song sounds more full/fat later

[@tredfxman]

This is NOT Ableton Live! - But FL Studio. KZbin it and ull see the diffrence. Live is not easy for beginners, i would say. i personally come from "Synapse Audio´s Orion" wich is like the most direct interface youll ever see. If you want to invest time in the same software the coming 5-10 years or so, i wod say Ableton is the best for electronic music. However i would also say that if you want to get going produce really fast, you should try Orion, not FL.

[@Shiceraps]

When I first started tow

[@ChristianRicciChrySalis]

it looks extremely difficult to reproduce!

[@emotionalbeats7178]

Trance music is part of my life. But it takes so much time to get to the best part which last for couple of bars. Wrong for me. I want almost main and main part three times sooner. Thats what I will try to achieve. Good comments, but trance will become boring if its all about 30 seconds of main drop. In all other music genres actions starts immediately.

[@markozacar]

looks like a old school comment for me :) probably not far away from Tim Schuldt, Spiralianz and "shits" like that

[@evelic]

Fu-keen-great

[@hitoshihedgehog8620]

Should had chosen an Aly & Fila track XD

[@daggergblue]

Not supposed to reproduce it.

[@frostiutTV]

dude. i was doing all this wrong ! lol :D

[@TheMirageMovement]

I'm sorry?

[@droydrex8375]

main melody not interesting

[@spacetrance1]

nice man check my tracks and tell me what you think and help me.

[@Shiceraps]

*when I first started to watch this video, I thought it was very cheesy. I.

[@Holthane]

Get a mic god damnit

[@QuadCloudNine]

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