extended mixes

[jag4life]

Anyone know where is the best site to get extended club mixes of old skool 90s dance classic. Iv tried a few sites just giving me radio edits

songs like

liquid - sweet harmony
brother in rhythm - such a good feeling
a3 - don’t go

[BeerFunk]

I mostly use Juno, although they don't seem to have that A3 track.

[paul1404]

This will be mission - its case of finding the tracks on greatest hits albums or waiting for edits to be released- problem you have is these tunes were release early 90's
majority of the dance hits were sold on vinyl ( i know CD singles were avaliable) Sweet harmony should be quite easy as this was released on XL whom are still going - Im sure they re- released Dont go aswell - Brother in Rhythm I think was 4th and broadway which was a US label which ceased - failing this you can get all on vinyl and convert to mp3

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Try the Mastermix site - they do extended versions of stuff.

[BeerFunk]

The first two are readily available, and are on Juno. Sweet Harmony should be on any MP3 site worth it's salt. It would have to be very rare for an early 90s track to be available on vinyl only.

[Javlingames]

Couple of things, Im not sure what format you DJ with but most computer software allows you to create multiple loops in 1 tune and save them, bingo, you've extended your track. Or use sound editing software to pinch parts of the song and move the song around to give you extended mixes. Both work for me.

[BeerFunk]

Couple of things, Im not sure what format you DJ with but most computer software allows you to create multiple loops in 1 tune and save them, bingo, you've extended your track. Or use sound editing software to pinch parts of the song and move the song around to give you extended mixes. Both work for me.

That is a good idea in principle, but the problem with that is that the loops work only with that application, and you can't take them with you should you switch software. You could theoretically spend hours creating loops only to lose the use of them if you changed playout system.

[Javlingames]

That is a good idea in principle, but the problem with that is that the loops work only with that application, and you can't take them with you should you switch software. You could theoretically spend hours creating loops only to lose the use of them if you changed playout system.

Yes true which is why more often than not I use an editing programme to extend

[paul1404]

The first two are readily available, and are on Juno. Sweet Harmony should be on any MP3 site worth it's salt. It would have to be very rare for an early 90s track to be available on vinyl only.

The 12 " mixes are still very hard to find - Not the radio edits etc