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Posted by eulerfx on Sep-30-2004 05:54:

Smiley DJ Tell me of a better transition then this...

Paul Oakenfold "Perfecto Presents Another World" disk 1. Last three tracks:

Max Graham - Bar None
Vangelis - Tears in Rain
Amoeba Assassin - Piledriver [Greyedout Summer]

Eh?

I especially like when the synths of "Piledriver" gradually enter at the end of Vangelis, they seem to be a continuation of the track...


Posted by speedracer_mec on Sep-30-2004 06:23:

scrambler-free(lo-step remix) to derek howell-nontechno track


thats a mix


Posted by Tranc3 on Sep-30-2004 06:33:

Oakey's EM in China 1999 when he went from that unknown into Viola


Posted by dj willie whop on Sep-30-2004 08:09:

hmmm...how about every single transition on sasha's GU live @ ibiza......sickest two cds EVER!


Posted by Puuhis on Sep-30-2004 08:47:

James Holden 005 - Balance. It's like two massive tracks.


Posted by DJ_Bod on Sep-30-2004 12:45:

quote:
Originally posted by dj willie whop
hmmm...how about every single transition on sasha's GU live @ ibiza......sickest two cds EVER!


I agree. The transitions are those CDs are incredible.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Sep-30-2004 13:40:

Re: Tell me of a better transition then this...

quote:
Originally posted by eulerfx
Paul Oakenfold "Perfecto Presents Another World" disk 1. Last three tracks:

Max Graham - Bar None
Vangelis - Tears in Rain
Amoeba Assassin - Piledriver [Greyedout Summer]

Eh?

I especially like when the synths of "Piledriver" gradually enter at the end of Vangelis, they seem to be a continuation of the track...


I agree - GREAT transition. Tears in the Rain is absolutely beautiful - great movie as well

Perecto Fluoro is also filled with excellent transitions. 'Adagio For Strings', 'Love Remembered', absolutely excellent, excellent set of CDs.


Posted by jonze on Sep-30-2004 14:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Puuhis
James Holden 005 - Balance. It's like two massive tracks.


i agree except its like cd 1 is broken into two parts after Do What You Want.


Posted by keithos27 on Sep-30-2004 14:13:

quote:
Originally posted by dj willie whop
hmmm...how about every single transition on sasha's GU live @ ibiza......sickest two cds EVER!


i'll agree with that as well!

i also like on scott bond - ahead volume 1 (cd 1) the transition from "young parisians feat. ben lost - jump the next train (slow train remix)" into "whiteroom - the whiteroom"....stellar!

the mixing on both of these cds (gu and ahead)...were they done via computer or live? my guess is computer.

-keith


Posted by Sand Leaper on Sep-30-2004 14:37:

quote:
Originally posted by dj willie whop
hmmm...how about every single transition on sasha's GU live @ ibiza......sickest two cds EVER!


I think his Frisco GU outdoes it, if only by a hair. Looping Narcotik - Blue at that particular point while mixing in Hale Bopp that smoothly is nothing short of genius.


Posted by eulerfx on Sep-30-2004 17:49:

quote:
Originally posted by dj willie whop
hmmm...how about every single transition on sasha's GU live @ ibiza......sickest two cds EVER!


Yeah great CDs, but some tracks I'm not a big fan of...


Posted by on Sep-30-2004 23:29:

Sander Klienenberg - Essential Mix CD

it was on track 4 before I even realized that 3 transistions had
even occured... LOL SOOOOOOOOooooo Smooooth....


Posted by eulerfx on Sep-30-2004 23:36:

quote:
Originally posted by J:\Digital
Sander Klienenberg - Essential Mix CD

it was on track 4 before I even realized that 3 transistions had
even occured... LOL SOOOOOOOOooooo Smooooth....


Yeah, I wouldn't say Oakenfold was smooth in my case, but it jsut sounded great together...


Posted by on Oct-01-2004 00:20:

quote:
Originally posted by eulerfx
Yeah, I wouldn't say Oakenfold was smooth




No, I am sure it wasn't smooth....


Posted by matty on Oct-01-2004 01:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Tranc3
that unknown


I wish we could find out what it was



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