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A Star Is Born

Our new marking system and its first DJmag Star Product - the Allen and Heath XONE DX... Read More

£895.00

£999.00

£999.00

Serious Sounds

We pair M Audio’s new DSM3 monitors with the SBX10 subwoofer and stand back to observe the earth-shattering results…... Read More

Fix Up, Look Sharp!

Litestructures' new LiteConsole DJ booth is strong, portable and easy to put together. Is it the ultimate DJ tour solution?... Read More

Power To The People

KAM’s LED Powerbar promises to make quality lighting effects both cost-effective and easy. DJmag investigates…... Read More

£429.00

Cutting Order From Kaos

Radio 1’s hard dance champion Kutski puts Korg’s new do-it-all unit, the Kaossilator Pro through its paces…... Read More

Chip off the old Block

Livid unleash their multi-purpose, easy-to-use controller — The Block... Read More

Bring That Beat Back!

Numark’s NS7 controller threatened to bring back real deck control to the digital DJ community but didn’t quite get a firm foothold. But with their new V7 controller, is victory finally around the corner?... Read More

£499.00

£499.00

Stanton M.207 Mixer - Scratch Perverts

Stanton’s new M.207 mixer caters for the scratch DJs and turntablists out there.... Read More

£419.00

Next Level Beats

Wacom’s Nextbeat 1000 all-in-one DJing device is out to totally transform how DJs work the crowd. But will it please, or is it just a tease? DJ Sonny Wharton puts it through its paces…... Read More

£869.00

Micro Monster!

Alex Greggs of electro-dancehall kings South Rakkas Crew road-tests Korg’s new Micro Sampler…... Read More

Box Of Delights

Pioneer’s new Rekord Box software delivers the goods…... Read More

The Mother Of All Basslines

Does Spectrasonics’ new bass softsynth plug-in Trilian deliver?...Read More

Top 100 Djs 2010 www.djmag.com

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Armin Van Buuren
"Unbelievable, man," says Armin as we break the news to him on the phone that he's scooped the Top 100 winner's trophy for a record-breaking fourth year running. "I don't know what to say...
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David Guetta
David Guetta has recently tipped over the 10 million friends mark on Facebook. In the past two months alone, he's been racking up a million more fans per week. It pretty much says all tha...
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Tiësto
Tiësto, less better-known as Tijs Verwest, is a hard man to pin down. It takes DJmag three attempts to get hold of him, thanks to a series of delayed flights, extended stopovers and overr...
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Deadmau5
The event that most might recall involving Joel Zimmerman, aka Deadmau5, this year happened on 30th July, in Washington DC's 9:30 Club. About 50 minutes into his set, the music stopped wi...
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Above & Beyond
When DJmag catches up with Above & Beyond they're in a hotel in Singapore, bags packed and ready to fly off to Bali. The trance trio, comprising Tony McGuinness, Jono Grant and Paavo Olav...
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Paul Van Dyk
"2010 started kind of rough," says Paul Van Dyk, surprisingly, when we call to congratulate him on yet another top 10 placing. "We restructured our company and we have a complete new team...
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Gareth Emery
To borrow from football parlance, 2010 has been a year of two halves for Gareth Emery. Crucially, it was the year that he finally pulled his finger out, knuckled down and got cracking on ...
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Markus Schulz
In an industry where egos are liberally polished each and every day, Markus Schulz is one of the most down-to-earth and level-headed DJs it's possible to imagine. So while received wisdom...
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Ferry Corsten
When DJmag catches up with Ferry Corsten, he is in the middle of yet another epic US tour. Since hitting San Francisco and LA, he is fresh from last night's show in Phoenix and just about...
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Axwell
Axwell - Axel Hedfors - does not mince his words when it comes to summing up what has been an obscenely successful year for him: "I have been travelling the globe enjoying life to the ful...
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Psy Trance

Psy Trace History

Psy Trance é um dos mais populares estilos de música eletrônica nos últimos anos, e vem sendo tocado desde raves específicas para este estilo até clubes mais comerciais. É bastante psicodélico, tendo como característica principal a idéia de transe em que o ouvinte entra, embalado pelas linhas de sintetizador repetidas ao longo das batidas da música, que consiste num ritmo 4/4. Desde o seu surgimento, o trance já passou por várias mudanças. De acordo com os detalhes em sua estrutura, podem ser dos estilos Progressive, Dark e Psychodelic, entre outros. Cada vertente tornou-se independente, formando uma escola para os artistas envolvidos. Sendo assim, é possível acompanhar a evolução da cena psicodélica em particular.
Dentro da cena psy atual, a produção de música eletrônica é abundante e rica em qualidade, dividindo-se nitidamente em três fortes correntes: Full On, Progressive e Darkside.

Full On

É a vertente mais pesada e rápida. Seus baixos são corridos com muitas variações de tons, sintetizadores ao extremo e por uma grande oscilação entre momentos de euforia total e melodias bem trabalhadas, geralmente construídas entre 142 e 147 bpms. É sem dúvida um som que tem um apelo dançante. É extrovertido e convidativo à expressão corporal da dança. Seus elementos vão entrando, cada um em seu tempo, até que a música enche, e então explode.