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| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
The mixing was very adventurous, far more daring than an average housey-techno set. At times the mixing felt a little forceful, like you were pushing the mix in different directions, but it never became distracting. |
Yeah, I know what you mean. I've thought about it too. When making mixtapes infrequently I tend to go for a diverse playlist. There is a fine line between pulling it off and being all over the place. I think I've crossed over to both of these sides. In that sense my mixes sound more like a radio show than an usual house/techno mix.
I still give a lot of effort into the flow, but at the same time I need to push the boundaries in order to fit the different genres together. I think that the result, as it is, would not work well in a club environment. At the same time it should feel interesting when listening at home, work or in transit. I guess this is what I'm going for.
Cheers for the feedback!
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dtb.planet.ee <-- A couple of my mix cd-s (Deep House & Progressive with a trancy touch 
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