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Terraplex  (Trance) Uplifting Trance music from 14 year old Trance artists Alex Chapman. More from Terraplex Infinity (original)   (Ave. Rating 7.5 from 8 votes)   Visit the artist site    Email the artist    Artist Photo Gallery    Artist News Terraplex started out with ver basic music production using "Ejay", this was never gonna be enough but it is the program that taught Terraplex basic Trance music structure and gave him a push to progress. A year on and he was purchased a copy of "Making Waves Audio", this was more advanced than before, and when using this product Terraplex began making ambient music. Around the middle of 2003 Terraplex got himself a copy of Fruityloops 3.56 and began to make proper Trance music. And know using the slightly more advanced FL Studio 4 combined with a Evolution MK-425C midi controller and a selcetion of the best plugins to create his tunes. Contact (Bookings & General) MSN & Email: [email protected] Forum: www.s6.invisionfree.com/terramusic As Recommended By Ionik   Terraplex Lists the following Influences   Tiesto (Biggest Influence, ledgend!!!!!!), Armin Van Buuren, Matt Hardwick, Above & Beyond, NuNRG, PAul Van dyk