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Posted by sanduad on Mar-13-2008 00:55:

warm-up for trance party

I have a little problem.
I'm going to do the warm up for a trance party.The problem is that until now i always was the main dj, so somebody else warm up the place.
I have some ideas but a little help would be much apreciated.
I want to do this withs trance tunes with a low bpm, something in the middle of house music and trance, something with a clear beat and many vocals.The idea is to create a story and get people to the flor.

TNX


Posted by cmay119 on Mar-13-2008 01:01:

Prog House


Posted by jpisani on Mar-13-2008 01:49:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...87&forumid=8&s=

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Posted by tortoise on Mar-13-2008 04:05:

Re: warm-up for trance party

quote:
Originally posted by sanduad
omething with a clear beat and many vocals.

TNX


sapphirecut - free your mind.


Posted by Breeze on Mar-13-2008 06:56:

quote:
Originally posted by cmay119
Prog House


thats the only way i reckon


Posted by Stu Cox on Mar-13-2008 09:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Breeze
thats the only way i reckon

Not at all - tech house or techno can work really well, even the right tech trance tracks slowed down a bit can work perfectly. Loads of nights used to (and some still do) warm up with funky house or breaks...

I've seen someone do an old hard house set (tracks from '96 - '98) at 135 bpm as a warm up for a trance night, it actually worked really well (but that takes some serious skill!)

There really aren't any rules of "only play this genre" - imo it's a matter of finding stuff with a nice groove without too much going on and without much of a hook (as discussed in the other thread), and that sort of thing exists in any genre.


Posted by Zak McKracken on Mar-13-2008 15:56:

coffee


Posted by Nemesis44 on Mar-13-2008 19:21:

Warming up doesn't have to be prog, far from it in fact.

I sometimes find that a lot of prog warm ups can become quite lethargic and one sided.

Like Stu said, breaks, techno, funky house, disco house, Electro the world is your oyster. Keep in mind that you don't want to exceed the tempo of trance and make sure that you keep it fun and interesting.

Tracks/Artists I have used in the past in warm ups range from stuff listed below.

Gnarles Bootley - Crazy (Bootleg)
Zero - Emit (Rennie Pilgrem Remix) Used to drop that all over the place and people tend to respond really well to that track.
Stuff by Sander Klienenberg
D. Ramirez tracks
Dallas Superstars

My warm ups are very different these days but enjoy it and entertain.

Cheers
Nem


Posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY on Mar-13-2008 20:02:

Re: Re: warm-up for trance party

quote:
Originally posted by tortoise
sapphirecut - free your mind.


Nice Choon!


Posted by kadomony on Mar-13-2008 20:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Nemesis44

Zero - Emit (Rennie Pilgrem Remix)


ooooomfg that is an epic tune right there.
might need to get it again haha


Posted by Stu Cox on Mar-13-2008 21:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Nemesis44
Zero - Emit (Rennie Pilgrem Remix) Used to drop that all over the place

Yeah Graham Gold always used to throw that in!


Posted by MERiDiAN5i2 on Mar-13-2008 23:59:

Electro house! It's popular, sounds great, and its fun to mix.



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