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Posts tagged music

Help me choose The Best 5 Vocal Trance Tunes of 2009

Jan 30th

Posted by Vladimir Bahun in Other

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I really need your help on this…

Here is my top 5 Vocal Trance Tunes of 2009:

1. Myon And Shane 54 Feat Carrie Skipper – Vampire (Gareth Emerys Garuda Remix)

2. Dash Berlin – Waiting (feat. Emma Hewitt)

3. John O’Callaghan ft. Jaren – Surreal (Club Mix)

4. Armin van Buuren ft Jaren – Unforgivable (First State Smooth Remix)

5. John O’Callaghan Feat. Sarah Howells – Find yourself (Cosmic gate remix)

What do you think? Please post your favorites in comments.

1. Myon And Shane 54 Feat Carrie Skipper – Vampire (Gareth Emerys Garuda Remix):

2. Dash Berlin – Waiting (feat. Emma Hewitt):

Videos 3, 4 and 5 are on page two!

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A History of Loudness in Popular Music

A History of Loudness in Popular Music

Jan 6th

Posted by Vladimir Bahun in Other

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As we come to the end of the decade, we turn to one of the more dramatic changes we’ve heard in music over those 10 years: It seems to have gotten louder.

Christopher Clark explores the trend of loudness with this graphic [pdf, almost 10MB]. He selected several songs from each year and summed the maximum RMS levels. Songs are color-code by genre.

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