Trance DJ Pool

Trance is built on long builds, euphoric melodies and big breakdowns. Most of it runs between 132 and 140 BPM: progressive trance stays around 128–134, uplifting and vocal trance at 136–140, and psy trance goes faster, usually 140 to 145. It is a genre for long sets and big moments.

What you get for Trance

New Trance releases every week, from the labels and artists DJs play.
MP3 320 with every plan, plus AIFF lossless with Pro and Unlimited.
Original and extended mixes, the versions built with intros and outros for mixing.
Streaming previews before you download, full-length with Pro and Unlimited.

Plans start at $9.99/month (Starter, 300 MP3 downloads), $18.99 for Pro (500 MP3 plus 100 AIFF downloads and full-length previews) and $27.99 for Unlimited (unlimited MP3 and AIFF).

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Tips for mixing Trance

Trance tracks are long and structured: mix out of the outro of one into the intro of the next and save the breakdowns for the peaks.
Harmonic mixing is key, because a clash between two melodies breaks the euphoria the genre lives on.
Pace the set: progressive first, uplifting and vocal anthems for the peak, and psy trance only if it fits the crowd.

Trance FAQ

What BPM is trance?

Usually 132 to 140 BPM: 128–134 for progressive, 136–140 for uplifting and vocal trance, 140–145 for psy trance.

Which trance styles are included?

Uplifting, vocal, progressive, tech and psy trance, plus the melodic crossovers with house and techno.

Are extended mixes included?

Yes. Trance releases come in their extended versions, the ones with long intros and outros made for DJs.

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