Uploaded today is my latest creation in Studio 7, I've pushed some of my own boundaries with this and managed to squeeze over 140 different elements into this Mix.

If you deduct all the FX, and Voice Over Drops, then there is about 110 different tunes (altho' some are Overlays so won't show up in the "now playing" info box!)

The content is tunes that were pop hits in the 70's 80's and one or two from the 90's, some of the sequences are tightened up versions of sequences I previously aired within the Deefer range of Mixes aired/airing here.

This is the 2nd Intermediate File, but it's reaching Air before #1 which will air over on Selector's Choice soon!

Hope you enjoy this, and please feel free to comment!

R.

Can't wait to !

Wildr.... Splendid... as usual.


Better than Splendid... down right fantastic mixing, choice of tracks... Much respect!

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DJ now on-air: Wildr
Mix Name: The intermediate Files 2 [Pop 1h 20m]
Current Track: Don't Leave Me This Way
Current Artist: Communards
Time into Mix: 00:20:04
# Listeners: 8

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DJ now on-air: Wildr
Mix Name: The intermediate Files 2 [Pop 1h 20m]
Current Track: Dirty Ca$h [Dime & Dollar Mix]
Current Artist: The Adventures Of Stevie V
Time into Mix: 01:19:24
# Listeners: 10

Wow! I'm not even one of the 10! Thanks for tuning in, hope you enjoyed it!

Well done....

Looking forward to more

Thanks Slip!

I'm tied into some tag teams at present, but once I've finished with those, I'll be back to some more manic mixing too!

R.

From the beginning of the mix now.

This mix I have heard about twenty times. This are my roots. I was a crossfade - DJ on a lot of
parties, and I can tell you every classic for
a party. But now I will become a beatmixing -
DJ - I swear!! Respect, Roy!

00:36:04
Yeahr!! I love your transitions.

00:38:54
Power! Power!

00:39:54
Blatant! "Wildr?!"

00:40:54
Fine, fine!
Billie Jean!

00:42:24
Madness! Madness! My favourite transition! From
Michael Jackson to Nirvana! Wow!!

00:44:14
Rock it! Kula Shaker!

00:44:54
From Rock to Madonna. Cool transition.

00:45:54
Flanger! Cool!

00:47:04
Sister Sledge! Mariah Carey! Brilliant transition!

00:49:14
Respect! Respect! Vanilla Ice and than The
Temptations! Great!

00:51:04
You love "Radio Ga Ga", or? It is often in
your mixes. The good old Freddie!

00:53:14
INXS!!! Wow!!! Yeahr! That are my roots, too,
Roy!

00:54:44
That´s "All mixed up", I know in the meantime.

00:55:04
Spice Girls! I flip out!

00:56:54
Self Control! I have no words for this music!
It´s fantastic!

00:58:14
The Simpsons??
That´s not for me! To long for me! But I can
understand your choice very well!

01:01:04
Don´t turn around
Relax!

01:02:04
Blondie / The tide is high
I flip out again! I´m twelve!

01:03:44
What a hard transition with a drum at the beginning. Is the drum in the song? Or an over-
lay?

01:05:14
The transition to Phil Collins! Great!
My wife loves this song.

01:06:54
Lisa Stansfield
Wow!!!!!!

01:07:24
Simply Red / Stars
Thank you "Wildr". Wildr, baby!!?

01:08:24
Another Brick in the wall.
That´s it!

01:09:24
Dr. Hook. By and by I understand your transitions. Reverse. Good!

01:10:54
Rod Stewart. Short fade in!

01:12:14
Song prefaced, than short fade in!

01:13:44
Same!

01:14:14
Madonna! This transition I have made with a
Wave - Editor for Silvester. Cut! Good adapted.

01:16:34
Harmonic mixing, Roy? Delightful!

01:18:24
Curious! That´s not my pigeon.


End of mix!

Thank you, Roy! Respect to you, but also respect
to me. I´ll make it someday - I swear!

Best regards.

Thanks for the blow-by-blow Mojito!

Strictly speaking we're not supposed to provide Playlists for the Mixes in the public Forum (it's to do with licensing) and this veers close to doing that.

However, I know your intention was not to break rules, just pass comment for which I am grateful.

Some of the tunes are not to your taste I understand, but were chosen to 'fit the mood'.

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01:03:44
What a hard transition with a drum at the beginning. Is the drum in the song? Or an over-
lay?

Totally untouched by me, that's the beat as in the song!

Rod Stewart was in fact a straight cut from one to the other, the tune at 01:12:14 (Rick Astley) actually has it's beats running throughout the 2 previous tunes (the 2 different versions of Blame It On The Boogie).

At 01:13:55 not 01:13:44 (according to what Fusion tells me) I 'drop In' the madonna Vocal over Kylie before cutting across.

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01:18:24
Curious! That´s not my pigeon.

NEVER heard that expression before, but I get your meaning

Again, thanks for taking the time to write this all out.