Future Trance Anthems

the power package for your trance anthems from the producers gez dewar and nick hale - with multisamples, single sounds, loops and construction kits. huge selection of drums & percussions, basses, whooshes, reversed FX, breakdowns, pads, dub noises, booms & hits,... lots of them in exs24 format. arpeggios, sample accurate drum-, bass-, riff-, lead-, support-, und FX-loops / plus drum & music construction kits.

 

Gez and Nick have been a creative production team for over 13 years. They met in the haze of the House explosion in 1989 and have been churning out high quality product ever since. From cutting edge underground breaks to huge uplifting Trance Anthems they have been at the forefront of Dance music for over a decade .With production credits as diverse as Robbie Williams and Carl Cox and Remix clients like Paul Van Dyk, BT and Chicane, they are constantly striving to push the envelope.
Under the monikers of Heliotropic, Tenth Planet and Fable, they have produced some of the Landmark Trance and Progressive Tracks of the last Decade. Now for the first time they have allowed Best service access to what is probably one of the most comprehensive Trance and Progressive libraries ever put together on 2 CD’s . Comprising Sample accurate loops, Drum and Music construction Kits and Exs instruments Future Trance Anthems Vol 1 is the definitive Sample CD for Trance and Progressive House Music .

Reviews

Future Music 11/2003

Pretty much everything you need to make a trance tune, boasts the back cover so you already probably know what's on offer here. It's been put together by Gez Dewar and Nick Hale who have worked with or remixed the likes of Paul Van Dyk, Chicane and Carl Cox so should know their stuff. The samples are spread over four CDs in Audio, Wav, Acid and EXS24 formats. They begin with musical riffs and arpeggios and these are pleasingly varied, although I'd suggest that it is these areas where you should be composing your own riffs - let's face it they aren't going to be too complex - but there are plenty of great sounds to sample single notes to develop your own if you are bereft of synths. Also in this section are some great atmospheric hits, stabs and fills for those essential breakdowns. 

On to the beats - the most essential part of any dance-based sample CD in my book - and the team have thoughtfully laid out each set in groups of four for the ultimate lazy man's experience (great!). The claps, so essential, are actually rather good and there's plenty of variation. The kicks are tight and have attitude although I'd like to have seen just a few more. Usefully CD2 breaks the whole lot down in to construction kits based on loops so you can easily produce those gradual rhythmicbuilds. If you think trance is just a simple exercise in 4/4 programming then you are partially right but it's also all about the sounds too. This CD provides a surprisingly sharp and varied array of these - albeit not quite all the parts needed for complete songs - and as trance is still hanging in there, will probably have quite an audience. Review: Future Trance Anthems  Future Music  11/2003Pretty much everything you need to make a trance tune, boasts the back cover so you already probably know what's on offer here. It's been put together by Gez Dewar and Nick Hale who have worked with or remixed the likes of Paul Van Dyk, Chicane and Carl Cox so should know their stuff. The samples are spread over four CDs in Audio, Wav, Acid and EXS24 formats. They begin with musical riffs and arpeggios and these are pleasingly varied, although I'd suggest that it is these areas where you should be composing your own riffs - let's face it they aren't going to be too complex - but there are plenty of great sounds to sample single notes to develop your own if you are bereft of synths. Also in this section are some great atmospheric hits, stabs and fills for those essential breakdowns. 

On to the beats - the most essential part of any dance-based sample CD in my book - and the team have thoughtfully laid out each set in groups of four for the ultimate lazy man's experience (great!). The claps, so essential, are actually rather good and there's plenty of variation. The kicks are tight and have attitude although I'd like to have seen just a few more. Usefully CD2 breaks the whole lot down in to construction kits based on loops so you can easily produce those gradual rhythmicbuilds. If you think trance is just a simple exercise in 4/4 programming then you are partially right but it's also all about the sounds too. This CD provides a surprisingly sharp and varied array of these - albeit not quite all the parts needed for complete songs - and as trance is still hanging in there, will probably have quite an audience.