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Something I've never really understood ..

I know 'Original Mix' means like the original song, but what's the difference between that and 'Club Mix', or do they mean the same thing

Edit: The above was badly worded. I wanted to know if they meant the same thing/were interchangeable because of releases containing one or the other (or other odd things like original club mix), but this question has now been answered.

original mix is the first version a producer releases...

club mix means the arrangement/mix has been changed to work better either in a club or it's easier to mix for deejays.

not to hard to understand...

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Originally posted by nefardec original mix is the first version a producer releases... club mix means the arrangement/mix has been changed to work better either in a club or it's easier to mix for deejays. not to hard to understand...

I see his point though. Some songs dont have an original mix. Just a club mix.

I think the 2 terms are interchangeable

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Originally posted by Guest I see his point though. Some songs dont have an original mix. Just a club mix. I think the 2 terms are interchangeable

you're wrong. simple as that.


they all have an original mix, and if you don't see it it's because it wasn't released or they named it badly.

club mix != original mix.

it's true that the club mix may be produced by the original producer, but that doesn't mean it's the original mixdown of the track.




listen to ame - fiori (original mix) versus ame - fiori (club mix)

hey that's cool

Club mix means its something tiesto will play.

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Originally posted by nchs09 Club mix means its something tiesto will play.

haha, /thread

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Originally posted by nefardec original mix is the first version a producer releases... club mix means the arrangement/mix has been changed to work better either in a club or it's easier to mix for deejays. not to hard to understand...

What he said.

Did it recently with my new track. Original had a great intro build but would make it a twat to mix unless used as an starter. So made a 'club' version which starts with kick and percussion etc. Though I haven't called it a club mix as the term reminds me of cheesy euro shite.

how's fiore? Seems a lot of people really enjoy that track

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Originally posted by Guest how's fiore? Seems a lot of people really enjoy that track

Fiori.


It's epic.

does it mather? pick the coolest one (rarely the club mix tho)

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Originally posted by SMC Fiori. It's epic.

I remember buying the first Ame album. It was ok but after afew listens i never got back to it. It was boring.

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Originally posted by nefardec they all have an original mix, and if you don't see it it's because it wasn't released or they named it badly.

Not true, some tracks genuinely don't have original mixes. Cafe Del Mar is the obvious example, and it has nothing to do with naming it badly.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Not true, some tracks genuinely don't have original mixes. Cafe Del Mar is the obvious example, and it has nothing to do with naming it badly.

You tell him J.


Also, I have the Ame Balandine/Enoi album. Its really eerie shit. Ame usually does minor keys.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Not true, some tracks genuinely don't have original mixes. Cafe Del Mar is the obvious example, and it has nothing to do with naming it badly.

sure, in some cases like collaborations there may be no single original mix.

but this thread concerns where there is both an original mix and a club mix, and what I said holds true in that scenario


no need to get so technical, the threadstarter just wants to know the basic difference, and I gave it to him.

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Originally posted by nefardec but this thread concerns where there is both an original mix and a club mix, and what I said holds true in that scenario

I know 'Original Mix' means like the original song, but what's the difference between that and 'Club Mix', or do they mean the same thing?

Read that again.

DOOMBOT!

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Originally posted by DOOMBOT what's the difference between that and 'Club Mix', or do they mean the same thing? Read that again.

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Originally posted by ME original mix is the first version a producer releases... club mix means the arrangement/mix has been changed to work better either in a club or it's easier to mix for deejays.

something i'm missing?

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Originally posted by nefardec something i'm missing?

DOOMBOT!

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Originally posted by nefardec something i'm missing?

Yeah, you made a statement about what the thread concerns and you are wrong. Read the thread starters question again. That's what the thread concerns. Not what you want it to concern.

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Originally posted by DOOMBOT Yeah, you made a statement about what the thread concerns and you are wrong. Read the thread starters question again. That's what the thread concerns. Not what you want it to concern.

and you are the authority on the threadstarter now? lol


i answered the question square on...

Alright, let me be honest here. I was at work this one time and we were having some sort of meeting. There was someone who wanted to pass along information about one of our co-workers being in the hospital, and when they asked for any of our reactions, I shouted "DOOMBOT!".

Yeah.

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Originally posted by nefardec and you are the authority on the threadstarter now? lol i answered the question square on...

No, I can just read and comprehend. You can't, so I figured I would steer you in the right direction. Looks like you want to continue being a complete idiot though, so carry on.

take it easy, doombot..

i'm obviously missing something here

could you be a gentleman and explain?

i've read what he wrote several times.

This is awesome.

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