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I would imagine scratch DJ sets would be the shortest, not necessarily because they aren't talented enough to go longer than that (quite the contrary), but because you can really cram a lot of tracks into a short amount of time in a scratch set.
So essentially what I mean is a trance-type DJ will need more time to establish his or her skill as a DJ, since trance-type sets use beatmatching and track selection as the two major skills to showcase (which can take a considerable amount of time for the DJ to truly shine), whereas a scratch DJ can really show his or her skill in just a few minutes, possibly even less if the DJ can replace the records superfast
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