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Posted by xstalkrx on Feb-04-2007 06:33:

DJ's mixing different styles together...

I was wondering if there are any famous dj's out there that mix different genres together in their sets?

Posted by Sushipunk on Feb-04-2007 06:34:

Quite a few breaks DJs also spin deep house in their sets. Plump DJs, Lee Coombs etc.

It works nicely

Posted by distant on Feb-04-2007 06:45:

Laurent Garnier plays everything except trance.

Posted by Zild on Feb-04-2007 06:46:

The best DJs always do.

Posted by idoru on Feb-04-2007 07:27:

Tech House > Progressive House > House > Breaks

That's the direction I usually take.

Posted by theognis1002 on Feb-04-2007 08:23:

doing trance then mixing in a breakbeat song can sound pretty tight and switches the flavor up

pretty sweet =]

Posted by RapidFire on Feb-04-2007 08:44:

its definetly something i admire in a dj if he can pull it off. to be able to a number of genres together and make it flow, that takes true skill

Posted by Allied Nations on Feb-04-2007 10:11:

hell yeah!

Posted by bamski on Feb-04-2007 13:39:

Techno, Electro, House, Tech House, Breaks All In One Set At Times:

Maximilian Lenz aka Westbam aka Mr.Y aka Professor Taub-Karcher
aka It's 2 Hard aka aka aka

Posted by kramer333 on Feb-04-2007 17:20:

mixing different genres ftw

Posted by KilldaDJ on Feb-04-2007 18:46:

annie mac?

mini mix heaven

Posted by Scoops on Feb-04-2007 19:48:

Danny Tenaglia

Posted by Dirtyfilthy on Feb-04-2007 22:25:

steve porter

Posted by DJ Patski on Feb-05-2007 07:38:

Tiesto

House then Trance.

Posted by basd on Feb-05-2007 08:26:

Every DJ thinking he/she's 'good' SHOULD be able to do so.

Posted by bamski on Feb-05-2007 08:39:

quote:
Originally posted by basd
Every DJ thinking he/she's 'good' SHOULD be able to do so.

Damn Straight.

Posted by Niklas Harding on Feb-05-2007 12:11:

well alot of dj's does it, some more than other.

Posted by MagikMan_643 on Feb-05-2007 13:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Niklas Harding
well alot of dj's does it, some more than other.

I heard that Niklas Harding guy tries to do it, not very well though

Posted by Niklas Harding on Feb-05-2007 14:23:

quote:
Originally posted by MagikMan_643
I heard that Niklas Harding guy tries to do it, not very well though

yea i know, i take it to far sometimes.. putting polka, usher and basshunter into one set.

Posted by XeCUTionER on Feb-05-2007 15:08:

zabiela
and, as mentioned: garnier (pure journey through edm)

Posted by Djshortcircuit on Feb-05-2007 16:57:

Andrew Bennent

Posted by ThaMaestro on Feb-05-2007 19:21:

quote:
Originally posted by RapidFire
its definetly something i admire in a dj if he can pull it off. to be able to a number of genres together and make it flow, that takes true skill

its not that hard (imo), if you start off at around 125 BPM house, take a 2 hr set, and slowly speed up to 140 BPM (trance/techno). its quite easy to do i think. i do it quite often on my bedroom, though im still a bedroom dj. of course, mixing them through each other is much more difficult. but a built-up i just mentioned (house & garage house => deep house => progressive house = progressive trance => trance => techno) is quite simple to do in 2 hrs time.

Posted by The_G0dfather on Feb-05-2007 19:58:

Too Many Dj's mix a load of crap into something

Posted by djpaulc on Feb-05-2007 23:15:

zane lowe

Posted by Shudder on Feb-05-2007 23:20:

danny howells.

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