Portfolio posted:

So I finished my first mix I actually like enough to share with people. I don't actually have talent, so this is all done with Ableton Live, not with turntables or anything.

Anyway, the idea is that it's supposed to be dancy as hell, so if at any point this mix does not make you feel like jumping up and dancing like a maniac, please let me know, so I can excise it. It's mostly house or house-related stuff, but towards the middle it gets sort of ravey acid techno, and towards the end it's all over the place, but hopefully in a good way. An abnormal number of the artists I used turned out to be French, somehow (or at least Quebecois). Normally I don't like using more than one track by any one artist, but I made an exception here for remixes.

It's about an hour long. Any and all feedback appreciated.

http://www.mediafire.com/?xdygf9mtdmw

Tracklist:

Intro
Tenderoni - Chromeo
Travailler (Orgasmic remix) - TTC
Mothership Reconnection (feat. Parliament / Funkadelic) (Daft Punk remix) - Scott Grooves
Talkin' All That Jazz (Torti's Old Skool Mix of Edits dub) - Stetsasonic
The Salmon Dance (Hervé remix) - The Chemical Brothers
High Life - Daft Punk
Cassius 99 (remix) - Cassius
Gay Dentists - Mr. Oizo
You Gonna Want Me - Tiga
Work on You - MSTRKRFT
Electronic Battle Weapon 1 (It Doesn't Matter) - The Chemical Brothers
Sweat - The Micronauts
The Prime Time of Your Life (Para One remix) - Daft Punk
Outrage - Thomas Bangalter
Where's Your Head At - Basement Jaxx
You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) - Dead or Alive
It's Like That (Jason Nevins remix) - Run-D.M.C.
XR2 - M.I.A.
Eight Sum - Amon Tobin
Disco Infiltrator - LCD Soundsystem
Actionist Respoke - Mouse on Mars
ZDRLT (Rewind) - Digitalism
Outro

Also, if anyone has any tips on how to tidily split this up into tracks, let me know. If I just render them as separate tracks in Ableton, iTunes seems to drop the slightest, but noticeable, instant of music, making the transitions awkward if you're paying any sort of attention. Winamp doesn't seem to have a problem, but my worry is that the lowest common denominators out there are all using iTunes anyway, so it might as well sound right for them too.