psylover15

I'm sure it's been done before but I never got to participate, so let's do it again! Of course good album name doesn't mean good music. Aural Sects by Ocelot Quantum Rabbit Hole by Lotus Omega 303 To Infinity by Shamanic Tribes On Acid

No idea but pretty nice track.

You should listen to the samples, it might save yourself the disappointment of waiting another month (or year or so) and then wasting money on it. That's what samples are for anyways.

Shpongle is following in the foot steps of Infected Mushroom? Maybe Raja Ram will soon start singing like Duvdev? Lame cover art and lame vocals, all the music sucked too. Zymosis is really great music. I saw on a review someone compared it with Shpongle... what a disgrace! The Zymosis album is far superior to this in every aspect. There is no creativity, depth or artistry appearing here at all. Boring to listen to the whole 2 minute samples.

Very nice information thanks! > basically pretty much all music is 3d. You can pan sounds to the left and right. You have low and high freqs. And soft sounds or big reverbed sounds will sound far away and hard short reverbed sounds will sound close. So there you already have 3 dimensions. How much can you add to that? Well of course no program is going to add another dimension to sound, it will just make it easier to control your sounds in 3d space by taking control of the precise details for you.

Rare nitzonot CDs, this is probably treasure guys don't hesitate to trade your rare goa classics away for them.

It's very easy to see it's the truth not a fake rumor. Even phototropic label knows it was poor quality. If you think you have high quality WAVEs for Zelur Project that weren't converted up from MP3s then you should upload them for us to see. But the released version on the disc isn't high quality. I only hope this CD is better quality since it's my favorite SynSUN music, and phototropic has confirmed it is, so time will tell, but I see no reason not to trust them.

I've noticed these in the credits of some of my favorite releases like Dimension 5 and woob1194. And these releases really are on another level largely because of the beautiful dynamics in the sound. Does anyone have further information on such tools? I'm wondering what they do, how common they were in the 90s, how much of my love for these releases is thanks to these processing programs, etc.

I personally love the samples in goa trance and these related genres. I will type up some ideas on it later, I just wanted to open this discussion.

I like the track length. If you have no patience, then go listen to pop music! I appreciate depth and subtle changes in the music, which can't be done in 4 minutes. Also I'm not a fan of the easy solution: there are lots of tracks where you must endure 5 minutes of ugly build up before you can fully appreciate the 5 minutes of climax that follows afterwards, and I like it this way and fully accept it. Maia is one of those tracks actually: the climax starts around 5 minutes and goes till the end of the track. Only crappy music is boringly repetitive. And yes there is such thing as crappy goa trance, and no I don't love the genre indiscriminately, only the good releases. I've listened to a lot of trance and ambient and techno music and they are pretty much all inferior to my favorite goa trance albums. Goa trance has not been ruined for me, at least not yet. Most psytrance is already ruined by lacking creativity and being too hard and sterile. Psychill of the 2000s and goa trance of the 1990s are my favorites and they peacefully co-exist. I really despise pop music. Artists release full albums, but only 1 or 2 tracks becomes a hit and they get played over and over and over again while the rest of the album is ignored. Even though these hits might have really intriguing climaxes or melodies, they are cheap highs and I always feel dirty listening to them. It's funny and revealing how there is so little depth to pop tracks and yet people still manage to listen to them on loop for hours on end without getting bored. Classical music is something I haven't explored enough of yet, other than hearing it lots when I was a kid, so I can't comment on it.

I think Solar Fields and Aes Dana are both better off on their own. Both the H.U.V.A. Network CDs are kinda boring and cluttered.

Already ordered. This is probably the best CD released this year... if you can count it.

I took this from near the end of side B of a white label vinyl. Side A is Travelling original version. http://www.discogs.com/Delta-Travelling-At-The-Speed-Of-Thought/master/29093 It sounds a lot different from Delta Skelter on their album but I've never heard "Deltaskelter" from their 12". If you own one of those, please listen: http://www.sendspace.com/file/a2s6ot