Here is my first complete mix done using appleton. Starts off with some tech house, and slowly goes into some progressive house, just a couple of tracks i like, mixed.

enjoy.

Tracklist:
1. Trentemoller - Nam Nam (Original Mix)
2. Autotune- Nightshift (Original Mix)
3. Anil Chawla and Dale Anderson - Makes Me Feel (Simon Baker Mix)
4. Gwen Maze - Scary TV
5. Phatjak - Katrina (Original Mix)
6. Jokke Ilsoe - Static
7. Facundo Mohrr - Dolphin
8. Holmes Ives - Where U Are (Damian DP Remix)
9. Stan Kolev - Shana (Original Mix)
10. Habersham - Song of the Lizard (Original Mix)
11. Booka Shade - In White Rooms (Original Mix)
12. Claude Vonstroke - Whos Afraid of Detroit

Download:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/08wyar

CUE FILE:
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.p...C75D8F42C2EBE79

Last edited by plaxx on Jun-04-2006 at 14:34

Looks interesting. I'm in! If you like Stan Kolev you should check out this other track called 'Nibiru'. That's also a very nice house track.

I'll let you know what I think later.

8.5/10
Upon first listen I wasn’t very intrigued, but after a couple tracks my mind was in a state of house. Every track with the exception of the first 20 minutes was very well selected hence my reluctance to give you a nine out of ten. After that the whole set goes uphill from there in terms of enjoyment. As far as the Ableton is concerned it seems that you have mastered that well and I commend you for a job well done. Keep up the great work and I hope for the next time that you think of a better opening because the first set of tracks or intro is the key to keeping someone’s attention in the long run.

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Originally posted by stevieboy32808 8.5/10 Upon first listen I wasn’t very intrigued, but after a couple tracks my mind was in a state of house. Every track with the exception of the first 20 minutes was very well selected hence my reluctance to give you a nine out of ten. After that the whole set goes uphill from there in terms of enjoyment. As far as the Ableton is concerned it seems that you have mastered that well and I commend you for a job well done. Keep up the great work and I hope for the next time that you think of a better opening because the first set of tracks or intro is the key to keeping someone’s attention in the long run.

wow. thanks for the review yes, i was a little hesitant at selecting a couple of tracks at the start, but i wanted to play what i really enjoyed as opposed to playing something that is a good opener but doesnt appeal to me, but i see what you're saying. I have to agree, i kinda messed up on the first 20ish minutes, particularly because i was playing with loops, now i know if you can, dont overdo it. I wouldnt say i've mastered ableton yet, its a start.. i hope to get a mixer soon which I will use to control ableton, and by doing that i think i'll have a better hang of it. There were a couple of parts I didnt like, but ... w/e.

*needs a mixer*