New mix - Trance - Likes It Hard
New mix - Trance - Likes It Hard
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Don1

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Wednesday 2nd May 2012
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Morning all!

Well, after a mammoth session of downloading and burning, I’m starting to put together some new mixes. There are a few in the offing, so pin your ears back.

Today we start with a fairly banging Trance set – I’ve called it ‘Likes It Hard’, just to raise the innuendo level. I hope you enjoy...

Likes It Hard
Magnus – Hypnotic
Federation – Synchronized
Genio & Biowaves – Raindrops
Marcos – Take Cover (Sonic Element Rmx)
Yodis – Amore Trio
Indecent Noise & Ridge Walkers – Full Moon Fever (Power Dub)
Paul Oakenfold – Full Moon Party (Edit)
Tom Colontonio – Vertical Drop (Edit)
Michael Dow – Desert Storm
Des McMahon – Autumn Air (Dropping Rmx)
Man With No Name – Sugar Rush (Haarp Edit)
Nick Sentience ft Lizzie Curious – Freefalling
Maguire – Face Yesterday

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NBTBRV8

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237 months

Sunday 6th May 2012
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Great stuff, thanks very much!

Hoofy

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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Will have a listen.

Don1, could you do a non-vocal set with loads of arpeggios going on? I love arpeggios for some reason.

Don1

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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NTB - welcome, and thank you.

Hoofy - interesting thought. Off the top of my head I don't know of many tracks that have arpeggios and not vocals in... and I don't know of any accapella collections that have them in either. If I did find them as stand alone, I'd have to layer over the top, and I only play of vinyl and CDJ, not computer (everything you hear is me raw off the mixer, nothing else).

Let me have a think about it... Currently I have Hard Cheese 4 to record, a proggy one, and three Trance, so I have some time to collect tracks!

Hoofy

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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Don1 said:
NTB - welcome, and thank you.

Hoofy - interesting thought. Off the top of my head I don't know of many tracks that have arpeggios and not vocals in... and I don't know of any accapella collections that have them in either. If I did find them as stand alone, I'd have to layer over the top, and I only play of vinyl and CDJ, not computer (everything you hear is me raw off the mixer, nothing else).

Let me have a think about it... Currently I have Hard Cheese 4 to record, a proggy one, and three Trance, so I have some time to collect tracks!
Cool. I'll compile a big a list as possible to give you options if you want.

BTW What do you mean by "accapella collections that have them"?

Edit: Mix sounds good so far... gonna crank it up through the main hifi for a decent listen. Back later. biggrin

Edited by Hoofy on Sunday 6th May 11:33

Don1

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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You're able to purchase accapella collections of differing genres - so just the vocal with nothing else. You're then able to overlay these during a set (with differing results!). I did it for a track in 'Wedding' (I think it's the first track) - 'This is not Montezuma'.

Hoofy

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311 months

Sunday 6th May 2012
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Don1 said:
You're able to purchase accapella collections of differing genres - so just the vocal with nothing else. You're then able to overlay these during a set (with differing results!). I did it for a track in 'Wedding' (I think it's the first track) - 'This is not Montezuma'.
But that's the complete opposite of what I want. biggrin

Don1

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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I know, but I don't know of any packs that have arpeggios, or even arpeggio packs!

Hoofy

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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Don1 said:
I know, but I don't know of any packs that have arpeggios, or even arpeggio packs!
Um. I just meant tunes with arpeggios and no singing whatsoever. (Choral voices/effects are fine.)

Hm. I wonder... do you want arpeggio samples? I could try creating them and you can see what you can do with them? Describe the style (or link to a YT video) and key to play in plus the tempo...

Don1

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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Hoofy said:
Um. I just meant tunes with arpeggios and no singing whatsoever. (Choral voices/effects are fine.)

Hm. I wonder... do you want arpeggio samples? I could try creating them and you can see what you can do with them? Describe the style (or link to a YT video) and key to play in plus the tempo...
I know. smile The only track I can think of is a dub version of Darren Tates 'Brave New World', but I'm sure there are more out there! (What's worse is that track is now in my head and I can't hear anything else!)

Arpeggio samples? There's got to be a market for them in the DJ marketplace. Most tracks are around 7A-12A in the Trance world...

Hoofy

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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Don1 said:
I know. smile The only track I can think of is a dub version of Darren Tates 'Brave New World', but I'm sure there are more out there! (What's worse is that track is now in my head and I can't hear anything else!)

Arpeggio samples? There's got to be a market for them in the DJ marketplace. Most tracks are around 7A-12A in the Trance world...
Hehe. Wait, let me help. http://youtu.be/Lc9jZv7ciR8

Better? biggrin

There are lots of sample CDs already.

PS What's 7A-12A mean?

Don1

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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God I hate you. biggrin

7A-12A is the camelot key wheel I use (simpler for me than F, G etc) - http://www.mixedinkey.com/HowTo

Hoofy

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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Ah. Handy! You lazy bastid.

Don1

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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hehe I use it as a guide, nothing more. My CDs and vinyl have key and bpm written on them, so when playing out/recording mixes, I can easily see what would be smooth and long to mix, vs a quick mix and listening for the part of the track that would work best.

There are still trick to learn with it mind... biggrin

Hoofy

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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Sure. Ultimately, if your sense of timing is poor, it wouldn't be of great help anyway!

Don1

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Sunday 6th May 2012
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Track choice, how smooth the mix is, how to move the keys around.... and ultimately what makes a crowd just detonate.

EdT

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Tuesday 8th May 2012
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Don - remember me (?!) Nearly 2 years since my wedding. Listening to Likes It Hard as we speak.. the afternoon's flying by smile
Cheers Ed

Don1

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Tuesday 8th May 2012
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Hello fella - yes, married life still going well? The car is currently away having some major work done... hehe

EdT

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Wednesday 9th May 2012
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Don1 said:
Hello fella - yes, married life still going well? The car is currently away having some major work done... hehe
All good thanks!
Car.. tell all

Don1

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Wednesday 9th May 2012
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When I get it back, then I'll tell all.