A person who absolutely loves the music genre of trance. Favorite DJs will probably be Tiesto (Most overrated DJ ever), Paul van Dyk, or Armin van Buuren. Also, it is a person registered to www.tranceaddict.com
by Luis G June 11, 2006
Whenever you are just so bored that you get out your ukulele and learn the lyrics and chords to every song that pops into your head for a while until you realize that you've been going at it for hours...
"Why has Sierra just been sitting there playing random music for over 2 hours?"
"She's got nothing better to do. She's in a ukulele trance ."
"She's got nothing better to do. She's in a ukulele trance ."
by SoStupidI'mDangerous October 31, 2011
Moment when you find your eyes locked onto a certain spot and cannot urge yourself to move them, for no particular reason. Usually feeling dazed once you do.
Purg, "I want to move my eyes... but I can't stop staring at this one spot"
Chow, "You've got the Trance eye"
Chow, "You've got the Trance eye"
by Purgatory Angel & Chow Killer April 6, 2011
"have u heard the band Astral projection? they are such a sweet goa trance band" people can fly!!!!!!
by o-stev May 18, 2006
Tech-Trance is a sub-genre within Electronic Dance Music that draws upon the Techno and Trance genres as the name suggests. Tech-Trance focuses more on the Techno elements, incorporates traditional elements of Techno, with its repetitive nature and strong 4/4 beat, while deriving the melodic elements from Trance. Tech-Trance compositions tend to have a tempo of around 135-150 Beats per minute. Tech-Trance tends to utilize a more driving sound while commonly using distortion as an effect on the melodies. Commonly, the melody containing strings and pads will begin once the beat has completely stopped, playing by itself much like a Trance breakdown. This melody will suddenly stop, leaving the drums and a completely different synth to begin, whereas Trance songs would generally continue with the same melody. The synths are short, repetitive and contain less note changes than Trance, often having the same note played in an interesting sequence. For an example, see Sam Sharp's "Deep".
While breakdowns and builds within a song are important elements of many electronic genres, they are less prevalent in Tech-Trance. As a result, more abrupt stops and starts are used to increase the effect of sudden changes within the music. Vocals are also quite rare within the Tech-Trance genre, with only short phrases or single words normally incorporated. Tech-Trance is currently quite an underground genre, but is growing in popularity due to its hard-edged nature and growing list of producers.
While breakdowns and builds within a song are important elements of many electronic genres, they are less prevalent in Tech-Trance. As a result, more abrupt stops and starts are used to increase the effect of sudden changes within the music. Vocals are also quite rare within the Tech-Trance genre, with only short phrases or single words normally incorporated. Tech-Trance is currently quite an underground genre, but is growing in popularity due to its hard-edged nature and growing list of producers.
by Dark Electric February 11, 2008
The state of mind you get in when having a long wank. Doesn't matter if you have something to do or need to be up early in the morning, when you're in the wank trance you just don't care.
..until afterwords. When you realise you've been an idiot and should've been sleeping/getting on with important stuff.
..until afterwords. When you realise you've been an idiot and should've been sleeping/getting on with important stuff.
"God, it was two in the morning and I needed to get to sleep as I was up for 9, but I thought I'd have a quick wank...3:30 in the morning I finally finish having not given a shit and suddenly I wish I'd chosen to go to sleep instead. Frickin wank trance!"
by The Man Who Knows More February 28, 2009
A hypnotic state, characterized by aimless clicking through Wikipedia for hours on end. May cause loss-of-sleep
Last night around 10:00 pm I was looking up The Critic TV show on Wikipedia. Before I knew it, it was 12:15 am and I knew a little more about Walt Disney, the Epcott Centre and Scooby Doo. Where did those two hours go? They were lost in a Wiki-trance!
by Jordan Pohn May 22, 2008