Style recipe for Suno v5

Trance

melancholicdreamyeuphoric132–140 BPM

Euphoric supersaw trance from the 1990s: supersaw chord stack, rolling piano arpeggio, hollow bell keyboard, melancholic and dreamy in feel. A name-free Suno recipe that reproduces the signature sound without tripping the artist-name filter.

History

Trance came out of the techno and EBM scene of Frankfurt at the turn of the 1990s, and the city's labels shaped it: Sven Väth started the softer Eye Q in 1991 and the harder Harthouse in 1992. Väth had travelled to Goa, where DJs played psychedelic rock at beach parties to put dancers into a trance, and Dag Lerner of Dance 2 Trance claimed he gave the genre its name. A trance track works like a long inhale: one hook runs through almost the whole piece, instruments come and go every 4 to 32 bars, then a breakdown strips out the beat and leaves the melody hanging before the build. The kick sits back to make room for the bassline, minor keys are close to universal, and arpeggios run fast. Back in Goa, German trance turned into Goa trance and then psytrance, while hard trance fed into hardstyle. In Berlin, MFS Records signed Paul van Dyk in 1991. After the commercial peak of the late 1990s and early 2000s, Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance and Above & Beyond stayed popular, and from 2017 underground DJs such as Nina Kraviz worked trance back into their sets.

The recipe

Euphoric supersaw trance, 1990s, melanch…

Tag breakdown

Every descriptor in this style, listed one at a time.

#	Tag
1	Euphoric supersaw trance
2	1990s
3	melancholic
4	dreamy
5	euphoric
6	supersaw chord stack
7	rolling piano arpeggio
8	hollow bell keyboard
9	sustained grand piano
10	muted kick thump
11	offbeat bass pluck
12	reverse cymbal sweep
13	arpeggio motif repeats
14	breakdown melody solo
15	instrumental
16	no vocals
17	wide stereo detune
18	sidechain pad pumping
19	long hall reverb
20	bright polished master
21	stacked saw layers
22	melody over pads
23	huge open reverb
24	wide stereo spread
25	offbeat bass drive
26	steady rolling sixteenths
27	sparse pulse opening
28	breakdown strips drums
29	euphoric climax release
30	polished professional master
31	wide dimensional stereo
32	136 BPM
33	for clubs

This style is assembled from 33 tags (639 characters total), built for 132–140 BPM with instrumental vocals.

Trance

History

The recipe

Tag breakdown

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