small mix, help and advice welcome...

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Posted by dug on Aug-09-2006 19:18:

small mix, help and advice welcome...

ok so i am new to djing, i posted a link last month to a chillout mix but had no list .
so it got no reviews

well i had another play
here is a little mix as before made on computer
more trancey

any views ,help or pointers greatly received
please remember i am new to this so don't expect miracles lol

intro

1. Solid Globe - Sahara

2. Andain - Beautiful Things (Shane 54 Mix Vinyl)

3. Tiesto - A Tear in the Open (Leama & Moor Mix)

4. Jose Amnesia vs. Serp - Second Day (Martin Roth Remix)

5. Lolo - Elemental (Original Mix)

6. Markus Schulz presents Elevation - Clear Blue (Original Mix)

download link

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Posted by dug on Aug-10-2006 16:44:

no comments???

Posted by stevieboy32808 on Aug-19-2006 23:01:

I�m not even to going to rate this set because there�s no point. This set is bad in all aspects except track selection. I love several of the tracks on here but not in the structure as you have presented them in your set. For one the arrangement does not have any flow at all and the build is all over the place. You make drastic pitch drops at the 14:30, 22:20, and 33 minute marks not to mention your beatmatching could use a lot of improvement. Also lose the housey intro track or at lest opt for a trance oriented one because the current intro sends off the wrong message as to what type of set this was going to be if it wasn�t for the tracklist. On the plus side your volume leveling is good. I didn�t have to keep turning the volume up and down all the time. Going back to your track selection, though, I noticed you tried to go with a lot of emotion in a sad uplifting kind of way. At least that�s the vibe I felt after listening to your mix. Overall, it�s a great concept, but pitifully executed. Just work on what I�ve said and you�ll be straight. All in all, thanks for the share, I almost forgot how great the �Tear In The Open� track was to listen to.