Trance records are the hot favorites for various musical events and musical concerts throughout the world. These records are available on exclusive demand for club bookings, bar celebrations, festivals and concerts, radio shows, music videos and plays and for many other corporate events and fashion shows as well. These melodious and trance music ranging from funky and progressive Trance, through melodic and uplifting to Hard Dance incorporating the odd track with Techno, Electro or Tribal influences. Also accommodate break beat based tracks and some other highly creative mixing techniques and ideas. These mixing ideas are further enhancing additions from them to give the audience an edge over other Dance DJ's without compromising on the quality and bliss of the original dance.

Turntables are one of the most important and frequently used tools by any trance record. Techniques turntables are the best and most sought after used to change the tempo of tracks and essential to keep the dance floor moving. The pitch adjustment of the records beats per minute is possible only on the legendary Techniques turntables as one record's tempo can be changed to match the other and allow the rhythmical sections to overlap. One of the best qualities of a popular trance is to consistently attract the crowd with technically advanced, precisely different mixing grooves and energy behind the party scene.

The music frequently integrates a crescendo several times throughout a lyric or song. Many tracks devolve into a spacey ambiance or floating piano-type lines at the end. Some trance artists rely on playing noisy tracks with emphasis on repeating synth work and samples, while retaining that driving bass line compatible with techno.

Trance has a fast beat, in the range 125 to 150 beats per minute (bpm), compared to ambient trance music and other forms like house and techno. It has a strong bass sound that beats continuously without change and is overlaid by many other rhythms, often made with the famous Roland TB-303.
There is no consensus distinction or definition for these two terms. Some for example, began to use the term psychedelic trance to distinguish the newer material made by artists which were formally known to have been trance artists, but the new material by these artists was more minimalist, and less melodic. Others use the term trance to simply distinguish those pieces which seem to incorporate more eastern or Indian melodies, to distinguish those which don't incorporate such elements which they would call psychedelic trance.

The club and dance scenes world wide have been using trance in performances along with Goa trance, ambient trance, progressive trance, and minimalist trance. The mixture of Goa and psychedelic trance music is the popular kind of trance performance to many trance listeners. Psychedelic trance can be considered an offshoot of Goa trance.

While there is no strict definition for "trance", songs of this genre are usually characterized by hypnotic elements (hence the name "trance") and "anthemia" qualities. Using that as a starting point, a basic trance track could then be described as being comprised of a particular melodic and/or vocal hook which is given presence over an uncomplicated bass line, a simple drum pattern (which often includes snare and/or kick drum rolls to mark "big moments"), and perhaps one or two other semi-quantified aural elements to provide texture and enhance the rhythm. Trance also usually features more complicated chord progressions and melodies than were found in the music at the time, including 4 chord progressions symptomatic of 80's new wave music. Trance also heavily uses sawtooth waved synthesizers more so than other genres. However, not all trances fits that profile, and often times a song's classification as "trance" has just as much to do with who is playing it as what it sounds like. Some listeners claim the music to be euphoric and evoke spiritual feelings in them.

The basic formula of trance became even more focused on the anthemic qualities and melodies, moving away from predictable arppegiated analog synth patterns (aka acid synth lines). Acoustic elements and spacey pads became popular, compositions leaned towards incremental changes (aka progressive structures), sometimes composed in thirds (like Brian Transeau frequently does), buildups and breakdowns became more elaborate and intense. The sound became more and more ethereal and heavenly in sound. This sound came to be known as epic trance (sometimes called melodic trance or anthem trance), and became the foundation of what the modern progressive trance sound is today.

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