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| quote: | Originally posted by kitphillips
I like to start without a kick too, but it depends on the crowd. Usually I'll have a couple of IDM, trip hop, breaks and chillout tracks, before sliding it over into some really fluffy prog (the track that you use to do this makes or breaks the set IMO) and then working it up slowly from there into either house or trance. Obviously the most important track is the one you start with, and the first prog track you play, its a very delicate thing and easy to stuff up. On the upshot, very few people turn up to clubs in time for the warmup set so no one sees if you trainwreck.
I'm the master of the warmup set...
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Same with me a lot of the time but there few times I headlined but not often at club I mix at when they call me to mix and that's not often.
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