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DJ Hellfury
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 Posted - 2008/05/06 : 18:57:44
hi,
i wanna know if you would listen to a 3 hours set, generally
its ofc a long time for a listener but how many times did you thought after hearing a 1 hour set which was played fast / contained ace tunes (or both cases at once): "what, that was all?" even 2 hours could spin the time fast away. so how about about a 3 hours set? would you listen to it when its really well done and pushs the energy with every tune?
i think its makeable, even when these type of sets couldnt be played much because of di.fm's organizational rules; it would be an "rare set event" like the worldevent in diabloII. ^^ means = played ~ 1 time in 1,2 week/s. :D
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Turbodaze
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 Posted - 2008/05/06 : 19:01:22
I would, sometimes it seems 1 hour goes by alittle too fast.
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Distinkt
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Posted - 2008/05/06 : 20:35:48
i would.. longer sets mean the talent can do well under pressure and long strenuous mixing times.
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Wilky
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Posted - 2008/05/06 : 20:42:28
yea easy. ive banned myself from listening to the radio as i cant download the mixes!
a state of trance had a 7 hour show on di.fm last week
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Turbodaze
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Posted - 2008/05/06 : 23:05:00
I think it was 8 hours or more. ASOT 350
They did like 2 hour sets a piece. Markus Schulz was after Armin van Buuren which I was surprised.
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Posted - 2008/05/07 : 03:10:34
Yes we would.
But I would prefer quick mixing all the way through. :P
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DJ_Axiom
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Posted - 2008/05/07 : 03:23:43
If you can record something for 3 hours without messing up, ****ing props to you. I get stressed recording something within an hour because I dont wana mess up lol.
If every song I hear is a ch00n, Id have no problem listening to a 3 hour mix.
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coopshire
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Posted - 2008/05/07 : 16:40:14
like its been said if you dont mess up and the transitions are crisp clean you have skill
three hours is a long sitting for me im a little busy but if i ever had time i would
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Wilky
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Posted - 2008/05/07 : 16:46:59
quote:
Originally posted by Turbodaze:
I think it was 8 hours or more. ASOT 350
They did like 2 hour sets a piece. Markus Schulz was after Armin van Buuren which I was surprised.
im yet to hear it - will be downloading it later on this week tho!
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latininxtc
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Posted - 2008/05/07 : 19:35:15
yea i'd definitely sit down for a 3hr set. only thing is it's best for me to be doin homework, writing a paper, or researchin while doin it so i don't get to fidgity on the computer.
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DJ Hellfury
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Posted - 2008/05/07 : 20:30:50
quote:
Originally posted by DJ_Axiom:
If you can record something for 3 hours without messing up, ****ing props to you. I get stressed recording something within an hour because I dont wana mess up lol.
If every song I hear is a ch00n, Id have no problem listening to a 3 hour mix.
^^ x)
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Virtual Xtc
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Posted - 2008/05/08 : 03:16:55
max length for mixes on the radio is 2hours i think...
cept if its a live show ;)
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Cotts
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Posted - 2008/05/08 : 08:39:40
I did a live show for 3 hours last week on the radio. Also When me and Ravine meet up we usually do a 4 hour show.
It can be done quite easily, although you need a game plan. But a lot of people do stick around for the whole time.
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Posted - 2008/05/08 : 10:01:42
I definitely would. As long as the mixing was good.
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DJ Hellfury
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Posted - 2008/05/08 : 10:02:53
quote:
Originally posted by Cotts:
But a lot of people do stick around for the whole time.
silver disagree in this point.
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