thanks TLU!
this made my walk to work today a lot more fun! i enjoyed the mix alot!
it reminded me a bit of the old Prodigy album, Experience. very cool, i totally missed out on that era of music, so I'm glad whenever i get the chance to catch up on it.
question, what is your work in it? it sounded to me a lot like a bunch of tracks played after eachother, maybe i didn't pay attention, but did you do a lot of mixing? or are all the samples and cuts yours? of course i do not know the original tracks.
further, it's interesting how it's very much a stop-and-go style of music, fast breaks interspersed with short slower bits, i suppose that's good because otherwise the dancefloor will get out of breath really soon, right?
also, i checked out some random stuff from the rest of stressfactor, very cool stuff there. i know hardly anything of there, but i like the way it sounds, also the oldskool hardcore/gabber sets. it's perfect for my mp3 stick, to get a 45-60 minute set so i don't have to worry about selecting my tracks.
i'm thinking of saving myself some time and effort, loading a set into Ableton, resampling to 145 BPM, pull a couple of ambient sets from somewhere else (or perhaps just record stuff from somaFM) and splicing those into 2-3-4 minute pieces for new jogging tapes, using some cheap mixing tricks (delays, overlayed beats and such). unless the sets are all much faster than 145, which would spoil them, maybe you can give me some pointers which ones are about that speed? (probably more hardcore than jungle/rave, i'd guess those are around 160-190 BPM, right? i'm not very good at estimating this)
