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https://www.beatport.com/artist/jeff-mills/39662/tracks

now what>

add every single one by one

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Originally posted by Zak McKracken he doesnt even have a mixer. probably no 1210s either. all talk. just a soundcard.

Mommy's got money.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid Mommy's got money.

no I saved up my benefits and slowly moved them to paypal months and after months.

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Originally posted by SynthNinja thank you Kenny at least you got more balls and jack dont

Thats right, even my ball's balls have balls. Now get to mixing.

Also imo beat matching time code vinyl feels much easier the no latency analogue, you dont even proper tracking force like rain said on the needle

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Originally posted by wotyzoid Thats right, even my ball's balls have balls. Now get to mixing.

I nwant approval that I can post the mix as a new thread, I want some exposure for this.

Adding each tune one by one. sigh.

I also want to give it a proper title,ehibionist Paulino style ?

.ok done, this is quite expensive def needs a new thread or I won't do it, especially if im gonna gonna throw down almost 110 dollars.

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Originally posted by Zak McKracken you can call it needy-baby greedy-baby

welcome back

there and now I;m back for the recording.

Fuck yeah, this thread is stupid as shit now and I�m in love.

He's mixing some jeff mills right now

The best thing is that he actually probably really is and my heart is full.

I laughed so much with your last comment I think you put my hernia back in place.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Anyway, to actually answer the question, the winner is inevitably going to be a '90s techno one, back when DJs used to jerry rig their decks to play at +16. 1994 in particular seemed to be the peak year for nosebleed jackhammer techno, with mixes by the likes of Clarke, CJ Bolland and Dave Angel pummelling the airwaves into submission almost every week. To be honest, I find this kind of thing too much to listen to at home, it literally tires my ears out:

ok finally finished spinning it. yeah, the dave angel essential mix is even more stomping than the dave clark one, fucking impressive. also, none of them bored me at any moment, which makes my genuinely happy

just so that I know, any dj these days delivering such a hard sound that doesn't sound made in ableton in 10 min? sounds such a great (but not so healthy) experience to hear this live lol

I think this is about as close as you're gonna get:

https://youtu.be/7oIO5XmrM3Q

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Originally posted by wotyzoid I think this is about as close as you're gonna get: https://youtu.be/7oIO5XmrM3Q

Meh, first of all it's way too slow and it features a lot of snoozefest Ableton-industrial.

John Heckle and Binny are two guys still delivering that 1994 sound in terms of DJing & their productions. They seem to mostly DJ old records though, which is fair, because the blazing stuff just isn't being made anymore in noteworthy quantities.

This was my personal attempt at that kinda sound. I don't have three turntables so it's not quite as fast paced as those classic mixes. It was difficult finding even a handful of new records that could fit in properly with the old ones.

There are also popular parties like Unpolished in the netherlands and various parties in Copenhagen now that focus on reealllly fast, banging stuff but a lot of it verges on hardcore, gabber and eurotrance. Most of it is not that good honestly, at some point it just becomes stupid cheesy marching music. Classic techno might not've been the smartest music ever made but it's always kept a certain level of purity and classiness that kept it from going cheesy.

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Originally posted by Woony Meh, first of all it's way too slow and it features a lot of snoozefest Ableton-industrial.

I meant in the essential mix department. Hardly anyone makes stuff that fast anymore, it's all older records, like you said. Neil Landstumm, PAS maybe, idk I haven't kept up with music.

Edit: I remember last time I heard something on ostgut from luke slater it was sloww. We always end talking about trends...

I really don't know shit about techno, except what I like. There is just too much.

I'm not sure about new tunes, but there are a few DJs still doing retro sets playing a lot of those old tunes. I remember seeing Joey Beltram and Dave Clarke around 2014. The night finished with an unknown resident DJ who arrived with a big box of vinyl and played a set of the most brutal music I've ever heard in a club. It was quite horrible actually. Just pure audio violence.

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Originally posted by Woony This was my personal attempt at that kinda sound. I don't have three turntables so it's not quite as fast paced as those classic mixes. It was difficult finding even a handful of new records that could fit in properly with the old ones.

haha just heard it, thats actually great
would totally pay some money to hear you live playing like this lmao

For me it would have to be paul van dyk live at colourfest Glasgow in 2006 ...I remember loading that on my ipod nano and spending the walks to school just completely mesmerized ...

Paul suffered a freak accident awhile back after he fell off a stage, luckily none of his critical organs were hurt but he had to learn to walk again and was on hiatus forawhile luckily hes back in action today doing what he loves



https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/dance/7400155/paul-van-dyk-interview-return-fall-injury-exclusive-dance

on a side note: dave angel has such a great taste. "paul hazel - test pattern" is sick, nice to discover it. I wouldn't call a crime to classify it as trance, though

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