Originally posted by Omega_Blue
i always loved way out west - intensifty pt. 1 as a trance opener.
Yes!
I used it in a demo I did about a year ago, not as the first tune but a few tracks in - when the beat drops in it's just got such a good groovy feel to it
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Aug-12-2007 19:39
Hasneez
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Aug-12-2007 21:26
idoru
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I never really use an "intro" tune, though often I'll play a few Ambient or Chillout/Downtempo tunes at the beginning of a set.
Once I used Re:Locate vs Jonas Steur - Nasty as an intro for a banging set, it worked perfectly Gave the people what they wanted, BANG BANG BANG!
Aug-13-2007 08:35
Koldorn
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Vibrasphere - Yaku (outtro)
Using that as an intro to an ambient techno type mix atm. Works well.
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Aug-13-2007 10:58
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Aug-13-2007 12:49
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quote:
Originally posted by Nemesis44
I sometimes use a recording I got of the his holiness the 14th Dali Lama of Tibet when I was near the Tibetan border in India. Works nicely over incoming beats and I also flick reverse back and fourth so the chant becomes more rythmically matched.
I also use the intro from Planet Rock - Afrka Bambaataa.
I stick a loop on the yeaaaaaah phrase and let the beats kick in, and filter it like crazy with delay etc. This works nicely, but really only good for the first time you play at a club, gets boring if you do it too often.
Cheers
Nem
This sounds crazy! Any chance you could put up a sample or something? I'd love to hear this.
I've always wanted to use Doves - Where We're Calling From as some sort of opener, but I have no idea what to follow it up with.
Gave the people what they wanted, BANG BANG BANG! 
