Im thinking about buying some turn tables for trance music what should i look for?
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Go for Technics or 1210's. They may be a lil more expensive than others but are worth it...
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It really depends on what type you get and what you need them for.  \n\nIf you just want to play records you can probably use a belt drive turntable.  The belt drive type are much cheaper than the direct drive type.\n\nIf you are going to do any heavy mixing while DJ'ing you will want to get the direct drive type.  Techniques has been the standard for DJs for many years.  \n\nThere are people that have lots of money and want to buy really expensive turntables.  Those can costs many thousands of dollars.
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The ministry of sound series is a good place to start.  I am a big Paul van Dyke fan, but there are lots of sub-genres within techno, so explore and decide which you like best.\nGood luck\nD
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fromthe dj;\nmark farina mushroom jazz 1-5\nall the BARGROOVES compilations\nall the AFTERDARK compilations\nall the FABRIC compilations\nanything on OM\nanything on ULTRA\n\ngo to the cd/record store to the dance section and look for these.\n\n\ndont look for WOW that stuff is really cheesy. Im trying to get you into the good stuff!
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Get lots of techno and dance club music.
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borders has a lot of sound tracks, search ebay!!!
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Look at CD Baby or Slowdance records
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List of notable trance music records:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_notable_trance_music_records
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None that I'm aware of.  Trance music tends to be more "felt" than "composed".\nIf you have enough musical knowledge, generally you can use it to create trance music.  In my experience, the genre is created through a lot of spontaneous improvisation.
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Here's a forum with links to DJ sets, you have to sign up to view topics though, but there are hundreds of sets there...\n\nhttp://www.djmixes.net/forum/index.php?act=idx
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Be careful with these first four, they'll make you start speeding:\nPainkiller by Pendulum and the freestylers, especially the Noisia Remix\nVoodoo people Pendulum Remix by Prodigy\nAlso Subfocus' Remix of Smack my B*tch up\nAnything classical\nGetting money by Jr Writer Feat 40 Cal. But only listen to that if you have great bass and are actually getting money
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Try going to Abercrombie & Fitch and asking them what they do with their old mixes.  Not sure if it's the kind of CD you could play in a stereo, but all they play is techno and stuff.
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You need two turntables. Don't waste your money on anything than TECHNICS 1200-SL, because you'll regreat it. A mixer that has equalization per channel. And records. \nYou can also buy a cd player. Try denon or pioneer. anything else...you'll regreat.\nIf you have a laptop and lots of mp3...you can get a stanton finalscratch or similar(miss pinky, virtual dj, serato, etc).\n\nThis will cost you something around 1500-2000$.\n\nIf you're low budget..i'll recommend you start saving. Not because there aren't any cheaper alternatives...but because you may wan something that can last a lot of time.
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You could try checking out the site "www.rebirthmuseum.com" to download rebirth (free and legal last i checked)!\nIt contains a roland 808, 909, plus two 303's (assuming you know what they are, which i think you should if your lookin for drum machines)!\nIt's worth a go if you havent already got it!
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Depends on the music that will satisfy your guest. \n\nA live band will be limted in numbers of song, although the right one could be classy.\nA dj is your best bet and most likely the most diverse.\nA Stero is actually most ideal if done right and the worst disaster if done wrong.\nMeaning if you have an ipod hooked up you better know your guest and pick the song that will get them on the dance floor as well as \n\npick songs that mean something to you.not to mention it is least expensive.
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Kawai, or Yamaha make very good, reasonably priced upright pianos (though you're looking at £2,500 for a decent one if you're buying new)\nLook in the papers to see if there are any second-hand ones going. You can often get a good bargain there.
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Good way to find out.. go to ishkurs guide to electronic music..  http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html you can choose from house, trance, breaks, blah blah blah and you will then get branches of subgenres from each genre.  he explains each type of music and gives you samples of songs from each genre to listen to.  house is my favorite...