Hey everyone! I've been away from TA for the past few weeks on tropical vacation, and will continue to be for a bit longer. The offline isolation has cut me from my favorite forum (hence my absence), but inspired this set, which I managed to upload.
The days are growing long, the nights warm. Dance music again prepares as summer approaches. This mix evokes the annual Balearic dream, weaving tropical guitar riffs and upbeat rhythms. Let your mind drift.
All vinyl, about 130min in 192kbps, 180MB. Hope you enjoy.
Originally texted by Jakhira
Out with the dog at the moment. Chicks love him, and I love chicks... The world is in harmony
May-22-2005 09:44
TOR
Traveller
Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Bruges, Belgium
obviously the track selection is awesome
but you need more practice mixing, hehe
anyway, lovely set as a whole
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quote:
Originally texted by Jakhira
Out with the dog at the moment. Chicks love him, and I love chicks... The world is in harmony
May-26-2005 15:24
Dj Caine
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Dublin, Ireland
I didn't really like the first 6 tracks, but after it was beautyful.
Thanks for sharing.
May-27-2005 12:40
Cobalt
Trance Isn't Trance
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Vancouver, BC
quote:
Originally posted by TOR
obviously the track selection is awesome
but you need more practice mixing, hehe
Yeah, I know. Summersault goes into Breezer much too late, Acapulco wrecks for a second or two out of Scorchio, and some of the last few transitions are a bit shoddy, among some other errors. But you have to start somewhere.
Thanks for the feedback. Usually I spin darker, moodier stuff; I'll post another set in that style maybe a month or so from now.
May-27-2005 17:09
Lionhead
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2004
Location: Oslo, Norway
Re: El Verano: A Tribute to Summer
quote:
Originally posted by Cobalt
05. Junkie XL & Sasha - Breezer
06. Sasha & Emerson - Scorchio
Here you could have brought Scorchio in with an increase in treble, starting out dark and rising quickly.
Also, some of the tracks have uneven EQ and volume settings. Remember to check the volume/EQ on the songs before you mix in.
Overall, it's a nice collection of tracks. But you'll have to practice your transitions more.
Originally posted by CleverName
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