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Originally posted by Real Insurshfsnrise?

Lol, that's like exactly how he says it.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Tijs should do some unglamorous, unexotic location. Like: In Search of Sunrise 8: Kentucky And the view is of a broken-down Trans-Am on cinder blocks in front of an old trailer.

I got his next quick & dirty album covers right here:






(didn't even have to chop him onto the background)

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Originally posted by jastiC unicorns? thats a bit homo

Would like to have a word with you.

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Originally posted by Sykonee I have to admit I'm somewhat amused by the vast geographical differences between locale titles: from a tiny European island to a massive continent.

Haha yeah, he went from a few thousand people to practically half the people on earth. I think ISOS7: Thailand or whatever would have been a little more tasteful.

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Originally posted by whiskers Would like to have a word with you.

Er, Neil Patrick Harris is actually gay

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Originally posted by THE_Chris I'm not holding out that much hope for this as these CDs are usually filled up with lots of vocals, but I will certainly be tracking down that guitar tune at the start of the vid on the 1st page, thats a nice one.

Well that's because while he was making the Magik series he wanted to make a new series where he could emphasize vocal tracks and he's stayed pretty true to that throughout.

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Originally posted by hkaliher haha i love the look on his face with 'Some Asian flutes... Huh?'

That popped into my head today for no reason and made me laugh.

Just the way he says it..."Some Asian flutes...huh?"

In Search of Sunrise 290123: The Cold Forbidden Reaches Of Intergalactic Space From Which No Mortal Has Ever Returned

[Featuring those beloved summery Balearic melodies and Spanish guitars, of course.]

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Originally posted by Armitage I think ISOS7: Thailand or whatever would have been a little more tasteful.

Or a little less ignorant.

tiesto and asian trance, sounds interesting.. love the first track in the video. definitely will get this straight away when it comes out. just like the rest of the ISOS series.

I agree with 2-3 posters in this thread.. this album could actually be good.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles In Search of Sunrise 290123: The Cold Forbidden Reaches Of Intergalactic Space From Which No Mortal Has Ever Returned [Featuring those beloved summery Balearic melodies and Spanish guitars, of course.]

He will terraform a lifeless planet and turn it into a balearic paradise.

Waiting for In Search of Sunrise 20: North Pole.


If its winter, it will be a looongggg time till he find the Sunrise...

i cant believe no one has mentioned his setup yet... i understand its only a mix cd but regardless i think something thats obviously (deserved or not) going to make a shit ton of money should have a better setup than 2 speakers set up on chairs, some cdjs, and everything going into a macbook pro. or whatever the fuck that whack shit looked like. if theres any terrible mixing (more than likely) like in isos5 we know the reason. why the fuck do artists really do all this shit in just one day? why not take some fucking time? oh wait, now i remember, they dont care because its all about the money.

im looking forward to hearing it because i actually really loved isos6 (isos3 being my fav), but after seeing that setup i expect it to be much more like isos5 in that "i dont care how badly produced it is because as long as its got my name people will buy it" tijs attitude.

i'm no recording pro, but what more do you need to *record* the mix?

i'm sure there'll be plenty of mixing/production/editing/etc afterwards in studios...

also, who knows if what that video shows is what they actually wound up using...

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Originally posted by keithos27 also, who knows if what that video shows is what they actually wound up using...

The stuff in the video was probably just there to demonstrate the asian flutes.

Well he did say that that was the view he was seeing while putting together the mix. And I don't mind that the setup possibly only consists of what we saw in that video but for the love of god, would he stop slamming the incoming track into the mix with the low eq jacked all the way up!

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles That popped into my head today for no reason and made me laugh. Just the way he says it..."Some Asian flutes...huh?"

as soon as i see those words i just get that picture of him in my head
great laugh to start my morning

I completely agree, ISOS7: Thailand would have been the perfect title, but w/e.

And about the mixing set up... as long as you have monitors, a mixer, and turntables not reason why you can't make a good mix and polish it up with the computer later...

Heh, what a freaking life this guy has. I really like the idea of going to a resort or what not, and recording your mix cd there and use the people and surroundings as your inspiration in track selection. I don't want to make any predictions about how good or bad it will be, but it looks like it could be a nice beach/summer mix for sure. Very fitting for south Florida too! As far as using the CD players and mixer instead of using Ableton, which any moron kid can mix perfectly on, I like that touch. keeps DJ'ing real IMO, but as long as he can actually keep the beats lined up, I'm all for it!

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Originally posted by hkaliher haha i love the look on his face with 'Some Asian flutes... Huh?' haha what an idiot

haha ive noticed it too
would've requested a chop if it was possible.


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Damn the editor of this video!
will it be out of line to contact him for the original footage in order for us to make a proper chop thread?

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Originally posted by ibizzzaaa Judging by some of her facial expressions in videos, she is most likely a very sly bitch in real life.

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Oh Shit! Wrong thread.

Glad to hear the second cd will be "clubbier" since just now hes probably the best live of all the "big" trance djs

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Originally posted by PatMcGroin i cant believe no one has mentioned his setup yet... i understand its only a mix cd but regardless i think something thats obviously (deserved or not) going to make a shit ton of money should have a better setup than 2 speakers set up on chairs, some cdjs, and everything going into a macbook pro. or whatever the fuck that whack shit looked like. if theres any terrible mixing (more than likely) like in isos5 we know the reason. why the fuck do artists really do all this shit in just one day? why not take some fucking time? oh wait, now i remember, they dont care because its all about the money. im looking forward to hearing it because i actually really loved isos6 (isos3 being my fav), but after seeing that setup i expect it to be much more like isos5 in that "i dont care how badly produced it is because as long as its got my name people will buy it" tijs attitude.

he has everything he needs

i respect the fact that he records live because I feel it gives it a certain energy. doctored mixes are lifeless like retouched photographs.

i always record my mixes in one go

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Originally posted by nefardec he has everything he needs i respect the fact that he records live because I feel it gives it a certain energy. doctored mixes are lifeless like retouched photographs. i always record my mixes in one go

+1



and -1 to "Oh digital mixing its so perfect and hightech".



Anyway, by looking at the video, this Tiesto guy looks like a very nice and cool lad (in contrast to Deadmau5, deadrat6 etc). This, together with the fact that the last ISOS is named after the vast and exotic continent that Asia is, will make me...download this cd!

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Originally posted by nefardec he has everything he needs i respect the fact that he records live because I feel it gives it a certain energy. doctored mixes are lifeless like retouched photographs. i always record my mixes in one go

+1

That seems like a perfect setup to record a mix, what else do you need?

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