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Ticon and Iboga Records: "Miss 11 PM" remix competition

TICON and IBOGA RECORDS present a remix-competition where you have the chance to remix the track "Miss 11 PM" from the new Ticon album "I Love You, Who Are You?".

Among the submissions two remixes will be selected by Ticon and Iboga Records and released on Iboga Records - a label that has existed for over a decade, and over the years has hosted productions from prominent artists like Christian Smith, Spektre, Weekend Heroes, Ticon, Antix, Lish, D-Formation, FREq, Ace Ventura, Liquid Soul, Perfect Stranger, Jerome Isma-Ae, D-Nox & Beckers, Dousk, Djuma Soundsystem, Martin Roth, Protoculture and many more.

We are open for remixes in any style, and we will listen to all submissions.

Buy the remix-files here:
http://beatport.com/s/t7yOTf

Submit your remix to: [email protected]

Deadline for submission is the 1st of July, 2011.

Best of luck to all of you - we can't wait to hear your submissions!
TICON and IBOGA RECORDS

Re: Ticon and Iboga Records: "Miss 11 PM" remix competition

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Originally posted by pr0fane Buy

Ehhh..

FUCK OFF

no but seriously, paying for stems? at $1,99 per element?

that's the same price as the song itself...

FUCK OFF

This remix pack spamming needs to stop, it ridiculous.......

I dont mind paying for parts, but this is a bit too expensive..

Great track though, think i might join this one.

Paying for remixing parts is the biggest disgrace. It is putrid and abysmal.

I understand the $1 for a remix pack argument. The $1 is more a symbol of commitment and they don't want tools to buy remix packs and randomly distribute them. But $12??

So basically the music industry has come to such a point of desperation, that they realise there are a lot of wannabe producers out there, so they charge them money for remix contests? Sales that bad hey?

LOL.. whatever.

I agree, charges for remix parts take the piss. how about, instead, asking new producers to send you an example of their productions for you to choose which ones you think deserve a remix chance. Then provide the parts / midi for free.
There's a revolutionary idea.......

We're very sorry that Beatport yesterday had set a crazy high price for the remix-package. The price has now been corrected.

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Originally posted by Prototrance I agree, charges for remix parts take the piss. how about, instead, asking new producers to send you an example of their productions for you to choose which ones you think deserve a remix chance. Then provide the parts / midi for free. There's a revolutionary idea.......

This would be welcome, also it would finally finish the bad feeling of having your entry rejected , i don't know why but in this kind of contests always the most generic an unoriginal remix wins, you feel like shit thinking " i worked so hard, this is nowhere similar to the original and still isn't good enough for them"

and sometimes it's always someone close to the artist themselves.

I refuse to give money to any remix pack. Don't care who it is.

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Originally posted by Waza and sometimes it's always someone close to the artist themselves. I refuse to give money to any remix pack. Don't care who it is.

+1

1.99 for a kick loop? Im shocked at where this business is going. no way in hell am i going to be part of this. my tracks from here on will be shared for free for eternity.

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Originally posted by Magnus Paying for remixing parts is the biggest disgrace. It is putrid and abysmal.

this. respect lost.

oooh.. 3.99 for the original track and the remix parts, cry me a river!

Lol the f up.

Anytime its a beatport competition with their buy stems thing, my reply is pretty much "fuck off"

they should pay to the remixers not the remixers to them.

Well, to take back some of my negativeness, I'm gonna say that buying the original track PLUS the remix pack for 3.48 � is not that bad anymore.
Particularly, if it was a track that I really really liked and would want to have the change to remix and learn how the track itself was done, I'd be glad to pay a little for it.

But then again, it all comes down to principles. And since this seems to be the way this "industry" is going, I would more than gladly take the route that doesn't encourage this kind of "industry". It's not much, but it's something.

To the OP:

Why not just give the remix parts for free for everyone who is willing to remix your artists' work?

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Originally posted by Waza and sometimes it's always someone close to the artist themselves. I refuse to give money to any remix pack. Don't care who it is.

I can recall a certain remix contest, where the parts had to be bought too. I remember many of the remixers in the contest thought it was kind of funny the original artist's own remix eventually "won" the contest..

The files are now available for free:
http://ticonmusic.com/remix/

what in the hell is goin on

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Originally posted by Rodri Santos i don't know why but in this kind of contests always the most generic an unoriginal remix wins, you feel like shit thinking " i worked so hard, this is nowhere similar to the original and still isn't good enough for them"

ha! been there for sure...=/

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Originally posted by pr0fane The files are now available for free: http://ticonmusic.com/remix/

awesome! this is an amazing step after posting them on Beatport initially -- never heard of anyone doing that. bravo, quite impressed.

and -- Ticon tunes are SICK, wonderful stuff, so it's great that this opens it up to more people to put their spin on the tune...

cheers!

and much <3 for Ticon!

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Originally posted by pr0fane The files are now available for free: http://ticonmusic.com/remix/

good work

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