The Greatest Trance DJ Mix Transition Of All Time?

[Magdelayna]

I spent years & years collecting Trance compilation CDs - but this mix transition between The Space Brothers - 'Shine' & Humate - 'Love Stimulation' will always be the most beautiful and uplifting mix transition i have ever heard!

What is yours?

 

[TJY001]

It's an interesting one - as much as I love transitions like that - I always felt like both those tracks need time to breathe on their own and it almost borders on not working as they come very very close to clashing. But I love the concept.

One of my favourites ever is Orinoko - Island (Thrillseekers Remix) into Oceanlab - Beautiful Together (Seraque Mix). I've used it in a few of my mixes. First verse vocals of Beautiful Together work perfectly with Island and with a bit of editing, it is gorgeous!

Also love using Mark Eteson & Ben Nicky - Altitude as there's a key change which allows you to mix in harmonically from any track in G and mix out into any track in D if you mix at the right point.

 

[nightslapper]

I believe this depends a lot on the tracks themselves that are being mixed together, if there's a perfect smooth melodic transition between two average tracks it won't feel any special

I don't think I have like a favorite one, at least I can't think of any without checking some stuff again. overall I really enjoyed Markus Schulz mix compilations from mid 00s, Ibiza '06 and Amsterdam' 08 had a lot of amazing smooth transitions between amazing records, the Amsterdam '08 one won the best Countinuous DJ Mix award on DJ Mag or something if I'm correct.

 

[flashtone]

damn, that was awesome...... i'll have to think about this.

 

[Progrez]

From 21 mins onwards - Promise I made by Airwave --> Menar by Andrew Bennett --> Supüer – Minerva

Amazing Markus_Schulz_Global_DJ_Broadcast_2005/2005-10-13

 

[BS_BlackScout]

I'm not a guy who listen to sets very often but one transition I'll never get over:


from Will We Remain to Hypnotized...

 

[SaltAcidFatHeatAcid]

This is an interesting question. The ones I remember the most are the ones I've made myself that just worked so well, either planned or by happy accident. Not gonna shill those here hehe. But I do think it's interesting people have transitions from others' sets baked in to their memory. I suspect it's a combo of them actually being good plus two meaningful tracks to the listener, plus some fond memories around a set or live experience.

When I make studio mixes I'm often trying to make every damn transition memorable, or nearly invisible. I wonder what people would say about them.