Volume ten and its BPM span
Nothing But... Trance Infinity, Vol. 10 gathers 2:24:42 of material credited to Nothing But under a single classification, Trance (Main Floor). The listing opens with Woody Van Eyden and Quantor's “Beautiful People” at 122 BPM, A minor and 5:54. From there, Edith Crosby and Shelby Burnout's “Anticu Guerrieru (Amuri Militari)” rises to 137 BPM and D minor, before Casey Allen's “Through Your Eyes” and Micron and D-Manic's “Finding Yourself” reach 140 BPM in D-flat major and F minor.
The numerical centre is clearly concentrated: fourteen entries sit between 136 and 140 BPM. Within that group, 138 BPM appears seven times and 140 BPM five times. Victor Lobanov's “Full Night”, Alex Trust and Tokyo3's “Voyager”, and REX.W's “May The Peace Be With Us” are among the cuts listed at 140 BPM. D minor and A minor are the most repeated keys, with four appearances each; F major, E minor and B-flat minor have three.
The sequence also retains values that depart from that centre. JARR Head's “Radio Love” registers 99 BPM, B-flat minor and 4:56, the lowest tempo figure. K-Style's “Efecto 2002” reaches 146 BPM, D minor and 5:36, the highest. Marqus, Trendos & Virali's “Echoes”, Tony Irrmani and Irina M.'s “Another Arabian Night”, and AREN'T(TR)'s “Aithēr” are listed at 128 BPM, revealing another shared figure outside the 136–140 core.
In duration, John Spider's “Haunted By Your Love” is the shortest piece at 2:41, while K.O.V.I. Project's “No Past” reaches 9:17. Between those ends are Buzzard's “Odyssey” and “Anticu Guerrieru”, at 7:48 and 7:51. The volume does not rely on one format: it includes Original Mixes, Extended Mixes, a Radio Mix and a Club Mix. That variety of credits, together with BPM, key and duration, defines the collection's technical reading.