level 15
顶起来给专家看
2013年06月18日 03点06分
level 15
癫狂年华
楼主
举个栗子，One More Time是House还是Disco？我觉得像Disco但又有点不像，说不出来
2013年06月18日 10点06分
5
dp的OMT是house 更加精准的是electro house 字面上看起来貌似是很多余的一个称呼 house哪有不用电的 可是传统house虽然用到合成器和古籍 其实是还是会大量使用实体乐器与人声 这一点传承自disco 而electro house就是更加激进 整首曲子编排连一点仿实体乐器声效都不用了 这股风潮在法式house圈尤为突出
2018年08月10日 15点08分
鼓机 打错了
2018年08月10日 15点08分
另外我看了下关于disco与house的区别也没人说到点上 没错 disco是house的祖宗 house是disco演变过来的 以至于会有很多相似之处 我尽量以最简单的预言概括两者区别 disco没有house这么大的自由度 house在编曲上有类似jazz的即兴成分在里面 disco则没有
2018年08月10日 15点08分
另外 disco注重的是节奏 而house注重的是旋律 disco发展到末路成为euro dance也和它过分注重节奏有很大关系 而house之所以时至今日还能续命 与它尊重音乐必须是以旋律为第一位有着密不可分的关系
2018年08月10日 15点08分
level 12
House应该也是4/4的
相对来说如今的House定义更加的广吧，一些新的子分类的音乐的出现丰富了这种音乐包含的内容
2013年06月18日 13点06分
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相对来说如今的House定义更加的广吧，一些新的子分类的音乐的出现丰富了这种音乐包含的内容
Disco听起来是那种带有"old school"的味道的吧？我反而觉得挺洋气的，比起一般House的话。话说我喜欢的Cherokee和大Daft Punk原来也是French House的，根据维基百科的内容
2013年06月18日 14点06分
回复 癫狂年华 :French House特指什么？DG也是French哦 ![[开心]](/static/emoticons/u5f00u5fc3.png)
2013年06月18日 14点06分
回复 DAVICII :哦，House子分类之一吧。都有说不出来的感觉，反正一听就能感觉到阳光沙滩然后面前一泳装MM长发飘逸半遮面对着你笑。。。自己去YY吧，反正就是很性感的那种（不是说MM，而是说音乐）
2013年06月18日 14点06分
回复 DAVICII :DG算是electro吧。。。（分不大清楚）反正你觉得他的音乐性感吗？
2013年06月18日 14点06分
level 15
癫狂年华
楼主
摘自维基百科：
French house is essentially
a combination of three production styles. One is what the French still refer as "
the French touch" and it is the style that greatly influenced by the
space disco sound. The second is a continuation and update of
Euro disco and greatly influenced by the productions of Alec R. Costandinos. The third would be the
deep American house style as evident in the similar treatment of samples and repetitive 'funky' hooks. Naturally further variations and mutations followed. French house maintains the established "French touch" sound, focused more on Euro disco-like vocals and less emphasis on the "space disco" themes.
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Thomas Bangalter's tracks for his Roulé label may be considered the earliest examples of an attempt to establish a distinctive style of house music produced in France. His solo material,
along with his work as a member of
Daft Punk and Stardust, had a
significant impact upon the French house scene during the mid-to-late 1990s.[2] The French duo Motorbass (aka Philippe Zdar, later of Cassius, and Étienne de Crécy) were also among the first in France to produce house tracks which were largely based around samples and filtered loops – in turn inspired by emerging American house producers such as DJ Sneak, Green Velvet and Roger Sanchez and their penchant for producing sample-led house tracks with deep funky grooves. Parisian producer St. Germain produced house tracks with a similar style at the time but these were more directly influenced by Jazz as opposed to the brasher vocal disco records appropriated, while other known French DJ-turned-producers at the time such as François Kevorkian and Laurent Garnier remained relatively distant from the emerging French house label.
The first French house experiments were warmly received by the UK dance music press and European DJ's in the mid-1990s but major commercial success did not occur until 1997.
Daft Punk, Cassius and later Stardust were
the first internationally successful artists of the genre. Along with Air these acts were signed to Virgin Records and benefited from distinctive music videos directed by the likes of Spike Jonze, Michel Gondry and Alex & Martin. Due to a reasonable amount of buzz generated from the huge clubbing scene and major record company support, Daft Punk's debut album Homework entered the top ten of the UK album charts on release and they effectively became the biggest-selling French act in the UK since Jean-Michel Jarre. The emergence of the French sound was well-timed as dance music's popularity in the influential UK market was peaking commercially with electronica.
Further international commercial success continued into 2000 with Bob Sinclar, Etienne de Crécy, Benjamin Diamond and Modjo achieving hit singles around Europe. In late
2005, pop superstar Madonna released Confessions on a Dance Floor, an album with significant French house influences in several of its songs.
2013年06月18日 15点06分
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French house is essentially
a combination of three production styles. One is what the French still refer as "
the French touch" and it is the style that greatly influenced by the
space disco sound. The second is a continuation and update of
Euro disco and greatly influenced by the productions of Alec R. Costandinos. The third would be the
deep American house style as evident in the similar treatment of samples and repetitive 'funky' hooks. Naturally further variations and mutations followed. French house maintains the established "French touch" sound, focused more on Euro disco-like vocals and less emphasis on the "space disco" themes.
=================================================================================
Thomas Bangalter's tracks for his Roulé label may be considered the earliest examples of an attempt to establish a distinctive style of house music produced in France. His solo material,
along with his work as a member of
Daft Punk and Stardust, had a
significant impact upon the French house scene during the mid-to-late 1990s.[2] The French duo Motorbass (aka Philippe Zdar, later of Cassius, and Étienne de Crécy) were also among the first in France to produce house tracks which were largely based around samples and filtered loops – in turn inspired by emerging American house producers such as DJ Sneak, Green Velvet and Roger Sanchez and their penchant for producing sample-led house tracks with deep funky grooves. Parisian producer St. Germain produced house tracks with a similar style at the time but these were more directly influenced by Jazz as opposed to the brasher vocal disco records appropriated, while other known French DJ-turned-producers at the time such as François Kevorkian and Laurent Garnier remained relatively distant from the emerging French house label.
The first French house experiments were warmly received by the UK dance music press and European DJ's in the mid-1990s but major commercial success did not occur until 1997.
Daft Punk, Cassius and later Stardust were
the first internationally successful artists of the genre. Along with Air these acts were signed to Virgin Records and benefited from distinctive music videos directed by the likes of Spike Jonze, Michel Gondry and Alex & Martin. Due to a reasonable amount of buzz generated from the huge clubbing scene and major record company support, Daft Punk's debut album Homework entered the top ten of the UK album charts on release and they effectively became the biggest-selling French act in the UK since Jean-Michel Jarre. The emergence of the French sound was well-timed as dance music's popularity in the influential UK market was peaking commercially with electronica.
Further international commercial success continued into 2000 with Bob Sinclar, Etienne de Crécy, Benjamin Diamond and Modjo achieving hit singles around Europe. In late
2005, pop superstar Madonna released Confessions on a Dance Floor, an album with significant French house influences in several of its songs.
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|Wiki上说Nu Disco是从French House衍生出来的
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