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ARDI - The Tribute @0:55
Great example of a dramatic drum fill before another part enters, giving the feeling of progression from the initial buildup

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Sub-label of Flashover (Corsten's label) releasing trance

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Flashover Trance Releases & Artists on Beatport

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-Gated synths give a harsh rhythmic feature
-Supersaw waveform, many (7) saws detuned from eachother creates thick trance lead

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One or two 'peaks' or 'drops'

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125-150; doesn't really change throughout

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-Shorter build to an anticlimax with drums filtering out low freqs proceeded by filters sweeping from high to low
-Often loses all drums, no kick to start with though
-Choral-esque, pad sounds
-Beat kept by a synth, no kick

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-Kick disappears with melodic arp continuing, before other parts predictably leave leave - kick comes back for mixout
-Slowly reduced to almost entirely percussive sounds, with a basic kick snare pattern
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-Little cymbal one shots
-Bass kick rolls
[Bullet In The Gun]
-Reverse cymbal before parts come in initially, and when breakdown starts building again before the peak - in this, other parts filtered out to low frequencies as high cutting cymbal joins sections
-Impactful bassy-cymbal noise followed by fading noise

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-Melodies are often short and repetitive
-Bar repeated 3 times with alternate 4th

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-Plucky but rounded rhythmic lines [50:36] [51:34] on root of tonic give
|kick| -xx |kick| -xx |kick| -xx |kick| -xx
driving feel
-Arpeggiator patterns
-Continuous semiquavers
[Distant, 202b]
-Often first thing in mix-in

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-Sparse piano melodies (with heavy reverb) - think Robert Miles dream-trance vibes
-Piano chords can be found
-Some more natural instrumental melodies

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-Lead synths often high-pitched aggressive blocky chords (almost abrasive)
-Simple melodies use glide a lot
-Ethereal sweep pads moving, filters constantly changing quality of sound [Hypnotized - Marway 3:30], fading in and out

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-Parts come in at regular(isn) intervals, elements such as the kick and baseline are often present from the beginning.
-Ethereal synths and vocals moving over the top
-Sweeps etc. often signify the introduction of another part
-Melodies introduces after layers build up a thicker texture

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Almost exclusively minor tonality.
Simple primary chords

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-Purposely predictable
-Build can lead to a brief 'pause' where almost all drums stop
-Simple chord progression
-After a section (listen for development), continues with more hat work
-Followed by break-down
-Melodies are often just exaggerated chords

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-Heavy four on the floor, anchors beat; far more prominent in drop
-Punchy fluidity to kick
-Regular 2,4 clap or snare - the later often padded out with noise - most prominent in drop
-Tight little hat patterns, sometimes with a softer 'ss' hat on the offbeat as well
-Bass and pads sidechained to give a regular but bouncy off-beat feel.
-Snare rolls in the build ;)
-Initially more interesting snare roll is also a good example of snares in the drop with lower freqs filtered out
-Absence of drums after build

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Top 10 Weekly Trance Show (easy variety of listening)

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Corsten's Countdown is the weekly radioshow of superstar DJ Ferry Corsten. Corsten's Countdown is renowned for showcasing the very latest releases and future hits from across the EDM spectrum including trance, house and progressive. Every week Ferry personally selects and presents the freshest dance music to his listeners.