82 tracks in 8 hours? wow that sums to be approxiamately 10 tracks an hour, thats um...slow mixing and allowing the tracks to drag on till the end. Whatever happened to dropping in many many tracks consistently?

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Originally posted by Ravist 82 tracks in 8 hours? wow that sums to be approxiamately 10 tracks an hour, thats um...slow mixing and allowing the tracks to drag on till the end. Whatever happened to dropping in many many tracks consistently?

hes not sander van doorn

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Originally posted by Endlesswave Well she means the title otherwise she probably would've said "the legacy" instead.

He dropped Saltwater at the ASOT 300 party, and from the videos I've seen, the crowd lost it. Can't wait for this!!!!!

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Originally posted by Yuri hes not sander van doorn

Sander Van Doorn is not the only dj that does this, there are many techno and jungle/dnb dj's that do this, i think most trance dj's today are too lazy to provide a unpredictable mixing style

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Originally posted by lexxwolfen MENNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FINALLY! I wouldn't miss this for the world.

I am gonna pick you up and throw you to him as promised provided he drops Saltwater of course.

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Can't really judge him on that 8hr set. It is a fair bit different than what he will stuff into 3 or 4 hrs. Might just be based on the sheer length of the set tho.

Everyone has pretty much said it tho, going to hear proper old style epic trance here. Right now, he is playing the best tunes out there.
Anyone too accustomed to the weekly house dose should come to this one. It could be the trance wake up call that so many people need.

SAT is almost here

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Originally posted by Ravist Sander Van Doorn is not the only dj that does this, there are many techno and jungle/dnb dj's that do this, i think most trance dj's today are too lazy to provide a unpredictable mixing style

Or...

If its 82 tracks in 8 hours, 10 tracks per hour, 6minutes per track...thats the average.

If at the beginning of your set you are playing longer slower tracks, then at the end you pick up the pace, it just averages out to 10/hour.

Honestly, listening to the set, the pace felt good.