sorry if i got plp mixed up its the terminologies i have made up 4 mixing styles

if you can jump all over the place between different styles and still make it sound good then fair play to you, you have some sort of a gift!

however i think most people would agree that you should play tunes in an order so that you gradually build the energy throughout the set. i personally always start off with prog trance and end with a few nice uplifting trance tunes.

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Originally posted by placebo is it tight?

You might just as well hang your member out of the window, same effect.

And on-topic (I think I understand a bit better now): I keep my mixes practically in the same style, though building up from softer tracks to somewhat harder. Most people here would call my soft tracks hard though.

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My take on... (various mixes planned, updated when I can be arsed)

A lot depends on the mood, but maybe due to my music preference there seems to be some pattern in the way I mix.

I regularly start proggy, though be it breaks/trance/house, my mixing style usually slowly builds and I'll select a tune in that mix that has a lot of energy somewhere half way. Then all tunes after this tend to be a little more uplifting.

I would never limit myself to this though, but looking back at some of my mixes there is definately some pattern.

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Originally posted by Clovis86 OMG I am teh ghey.

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