Is ayu trance 2 supposed to be non-stop?

Apekuz · #1 21st January 2007, 05:57 PM

Yep, what the subject says, hehe.

Delirium-Zer0 · #2 21st January 2007, 06:22 PM

Yes it is. Which bugs me because there are some remixes on there that never got released in a full standalone version. Like that Free & Easy remix.

Apekuz · #3 21st January 2007, 06:35 PM

Agh! No kidding, I don't have ayu trance 2 (yet!) and I was hoping I had a dud download or something. Full tracks are so, so much sweeter.

Delirium-Zer0 · #4 21st January 2007, 07:15 PM

Agreed, 100%.

Luckily MOST of the tracks on there are from ayu trance 1 or showed up in a standalone version on ayu trance 3.

Chandrachan · #5 22nd January 2007, 05:17 PM

Yeah Ayu Trance is non-stop - Some tracks are on Ayu Trance and some on Ayu Trance 3 - I love Ayu Trance 2!! I love the I am... remix - I wonder if there's a full mix out there somewhere

Delirium-Zer0 · #6 22nd January 2007, 11:03 PM

There probably is, on an analog somewhere... but it's probably a promo that hasn't been publicly released. I DO have the extended version of HANABI "Lange Remix" from its promo analog, but it's only by chance that it's been ripped & distributed. These things all have to happen for us to get an mp3 of it:

-Someone has to be a huge trance fan and/or a huge ayu fan.
-They also have to be a collector seeking out the promo analog for this remix.
-They have to find it. (Or, find it by chance, if they're not actively looking for it)
-They have to have the right capabilities to rip it, AND the desire to do so (whether they want it on their iPod instead of the vinyl, or they're an ayu fan wanting to share it, or whatever).
-They have to share the file, so maybe eventually it gets to us.

Alot must happen for us to ever get that full version. There are alot of ayu fans with other analogs, but they can't rip them. Sometimes they CAN, but they have other things they need to do. Like they have lives.

~ Other times they don't realize that the file is so highly sought-after.

Chandrachan · #7 23rd January 2007, 04:00 PM

Oh I see - arigatou for the info - I guess I'll just have to beg around for the file than ^_^

jigglypuff · #8 24th January 2007, 03:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Delirium-Zer0

There probably is, on an analog somewhere... but it's probably a promo that hasn't been publicly released. I DO have the extended version of HANABI "Lange Remix" from its promo analog, but it's only by chance that it's been ripped & distributed. These things all have to happen for us to get an mp3 of it:

-Someone has to be a huge trance fan and/or a huge ayu fan.
-They also have to be a collector seeking out the promo analog for this remix.
-They have to find it. (Or, find it by chance, if they're not actively looking for it)
-They have to have the right capabilities to rip it, AND the desire to do so (whether they want it on their iPod instead of the vinyl, or they're an ayu fan wanting to share it, or whatever).
-They have to share the file, so maybe eventually it gets to us.

Alot must happen for us to ever get that full version. There are alot of ayu fans with other analogs, but they can't rip them. Sometimes they CAN, but they have other things they need to do. Like they have lives.

~ Other times they don't realize that the file is so highly sought-after.

like jonathan peters' full club (vinyl version) remix of Dearest!

i h8ted d fact that ayutrance 2 is nonstop especially wen so many good ones havent been released in full version...like I Am...(Ramon Zenker Rmx) or Dearest (Rank 1 Rmx)...

avex is very stingy wit their remixes 4 some unknown reason. there is a huge list of awesome unreleased remixes n not juz from ayu as well.

extepan · #9 24th January 2007, 03:31 PM

yes. and i hate non stop megamixes!

darc_aqua · #10 30th January 2007, 01:47 AM

i think its kind of cool. if you download and play with the latest iTunes, its perfect. Burning it in iTunes also helps cause you can set the album to gapless so it would be nonstop. theres other ways as well.

Delirium-Zer0 · #11 30th January 2007, 07:05 PM

I like nonstop megamixes, but I like them as samplers. Like when I'm listening to A State of Trance (Armin van Buuren's radio show), all I wanna do afterwards is get the full versions of the songs that he played (his show is in non-stop megamix format). And when I was listening to ayu-mi-x II for the first time, when it was pretty new, all I did was look up the remixes that I liked and got those.

It's just frustrating to have a nonstop megamix where you like alot of the songs, but can't ever hear the full version. And if you wanna make a CD compilation, you can't do it without tracks from a NSMM sounding really awkward on there.