Trance Beats.
Trance beats are built around a driving offbeat bassline, layered supersaw leads, extended breakdowns and euphoric drops, typically running 132 to 142 BPM. BeatStore's trance catalogue includes uplifting, progressive, psytrance and Goa-leaning productions, which matters in India where psytrance has a long-running festival scene. Preview the full build before you buy, take track stems on supporting licences to remix or extend the mix, and download instantly.
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Build, Break, Release
Trance is structured around anticipation. A driving offbeat bassline and layered supersaw leads push forward at 132 to 142 BPM, an extended breakdown removes the drums entirely, and the drop returns them at full weight. The emotional arc is the composition.
- Offbeat rolling bassline locked between four-on-the-floor kicks.
- Layered, detuned supersaw leads carrying the main melody.
- A long breakdown that strips to pads, arpeggios and atmosphere.
- Sidechained, gated arpeggios that maintain motion through the build.
Uplifting, Progressive and Psytrance
Uplifting trance foregrounds the melody and the emotional payoff; progressive stretches the arc and keeps the energy even; psytrance moves faster with a rolling triplet bassline and heavily designed sound. Psytrance in particular has a long-running festival scene in India, from Goa onward.
Preview the full build before you buy, take track stems on supporting licences to remix or extend the mix, and download instantly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What BPM is trance?
A: Trance sits between 132 and 142 BPM. Progressive trance stays at 128 to 134 BPM, uplifting trance at 138 to 142 BPM, and psytrance runs faster at 140 to 148 BPM.
Q: What is the difference between trance and psytrance?