Audion: Just Fucking Ada: I Love Asphalt Kiki: Hott! Golden Days: Keep It Dry Zombie Nation: Money Steve Barnes: Cosmic Sandwich GoodnessGreatness the juan maclean - dance with me emperor machine - front man idjuts dub hot chip - just like we breakdown DFA remix chromatics - healer pankow - girls and boys black dice - smiling off DFA remix metro area - miura flying lizards - sex machine nina simone - suzanne map of africa - off the coast creepers - baby's on fire soulwax - another excuse orig.

Goodness Greatness the juan maclean - dance with me emperor machine - front man idjuts dub hot chip - just like we breakdown DFA remix chromatics - healer pankow - girls and boys black dice - smiling off DFA remix metro area - miura flying lizards - sex machine nina simone - suzanne map of africa - off the coast creepers - baby's on fire soulwax - another excuse orig. An interesting chill out mix with a lot of different styles and "interesting" mixing. Thanks a lot, I'm surprised it still works.

I'm moving currently so won't be able to re-up 'til the middle of the month--I will then though and will do a new 'un too soon. LP Danny Breaks - Vol. Fokus - Trigger Happy Lucky Spin Riott Riddim - Jazzwad - Jazzwad Music Autechre - Further - Warp 6. Push Button Objects - Maercs - Schematic 7. Autechre - Chiclisuite - Warp 8. Trentemoller remix In Flagranti ft. Alan Braxe and Fred Falke mix Mr. I've been wanting to do a big random Frenchblokey mix for ages now, using a lot of the stuff I got from him ha ha but I am stuck doing these silly year by year things for the moment one is nearly finished.

FWIW - all the mixes we put up on the blog are all good old fashioned live mostly vinyl mixing. Nuthin wrong with computers - but i do have my doubts about Acid though - the older versions used to do horrible things compression-wise And maybe c ableton mixes just sound different or a possible d the temptation to blend tunes together seamlessly in the awful Sasha Involver way is very strong when using Ableton, who's going to use it and go "ok I mixed these two records now I stop".

Of course this is where the argument gets weird cos it's almost like I'm arguing that the limitations of human mixing on decks are a positive thing when they limit those of us that are not creative enough and would use the limitless possibilites of Ableton in a limited way! Myself included but that's why I've not got Ableton yet, I don't believe I can produce!

I've been using Ableton in live settings, mainly for short sets, for about eight months. Recently I landed a couple of weekly residencies, one of which is geared towards more eclectic music programming. I decided to try Ableton for a full five hour night last Friday with disastrous results.

About an hour into it, the program started randomly dropping out the sound. The dropouts ranged from microsecond glitches to 1 or 2 seconds of dead silence. Really embarrassing. I bought Serato the next day, played at the club that night and had zero problems. Ableton has been relegated to the studio computer only. I can speak from personal experience when I say that there's definitely a different energy with Ableton mixing in a live setting. I don't get that feeling with Serato or Final Scratch though.

Someone posted this a while ago, I still had it in my history. It's sadly the only thing I know about mixing on ableton. I'm surprised they haven't worked out a way to use Recycle! It was in reference to its automatic warp marker setting. The only annoyances with MM6 are that you can't change the pitch and can't do that nifty 'unplug the record deck and let the record slow to a halt' trick.

I use Acid and Cool Edit to make remixes and re-edits. And Dog Latin and Grady, yeah you need an external soundcard. Plug that into your mixer via the USB port, then use the internal soundcard headphone socket to listen to mixing ahead, as your monitor. Ok that sounds kind of ass-ey, but I'm definatley not referring to anybody in this thread here.

All the mixes posted have been great and unique. I'm going to have to disagree with you here. First, you're making the assumption that everyone DJing digitally is downloading their tunes from the P2P networks. Not to sound all high and mighty, but some of us do try to take the high road and support the artists we're playing, either by using any of the dozens of legal download sites like Beatport or by encoding vinyl and CDs for playing out and making mixes.

Distribution has always been a major concern with dance music, and the legal download phenomenon has begun to solve this while simultaneously leveling the playing field quite a bit, especially for people like me who live in towns with crappy record stores. Sure, I could order vinyl off the internet but what's the point if I can get the same tune as a download and avoid the shipping costs, long wait, etc? ESG - Party 2. Hot Chip - Over And Over 4. Bauhaus - Kick In The Eye 5.

Vitalic - My Friend Dario 6. The Undertones - Teenage Kicks 7. Skatt Brothers - Walk The Night Liquid Liquid - Optimo New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle Chromatics - Healer Flying Rhythms - Doragon Balls 3. Syclops - The Fly 4.

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Molloy - This Is Fucking Brilliant 6. Sugardaddy - Love Honey Acid Arthur Russell - Arm Around You Tussle - I'm An Indian Too Volume two can still be obtained here. Superpitcher "People" Kompakt 2. Alex Smoke "Wingnut" Vakant 3. Martin Landsky "Reject" Poker Flat 5.

My My "Backdoor Pilot" Playhouse 6. Ada "Linedriver" Areal 7. Metope "33" Areal 9. David Hausdorf "Tiefenrausch" Lifetime Music Kaito "Breaking the Star" Kompakt Cheers! I really wanted to rap with Bow Wow. Is This Thing On? Goblin - Suspira 4.

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Can - Hallelujah 97 Bpm Edit 5. Quiet Village - Circus of Horrors 6. Emperor Machine - Bodilizer Bodilisizer 7. Betty Botox - Conny 8. Dondolo - Dragon Shit Robot Remix Velvet Underground - Sister Ray Miracle - Doping Panda Playgroup Remix The Chromatics - Shining Violence Reprise Balanescu Quartet - Computer Love It gets a bit intense with Sister Ray but stick with it!

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Studio B Memories:. Stol - - Kitty Yo LC 12" Twist LP Spectrum - sounds for a thunderstorm - Space age recordings Forever alien LP The Futureheads - Skip to the End Digitalism remix 2. The Presets - Are You the One? Bonde do Role - Melo de Tobaco 5. Klaxons - Gravity's Rainbow Nightmoves Vocal 6. Tiga - You Gonna Want Me [12"] 8.

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Great stuff so far, and what's coming looks just as top-shelf. Now I tried to make an expand-your-mind set of screwed pop music rap and techno.