i always thought they were the same
maybe a rework is a re edit of a remix?
Aug-26-2002 20:50
Dazdaking
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2002
Location: Milton Keynes
fuck!!!!
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Aug-26-2002 22:38
[mart]
PSN: mart_likes_fluke
Registered: Jun 2002
Location: England
I personally see them as the same thing, but even if they're not, one similarity is that they require little effort.
Aug-27-2002 11:10
shac1234
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Michigan, USA
I have seen tracklistings for livesets that have some re-edits, and some re-works, something like a PVD set, so I figured they must be different, I know they are subtle differences to a track compared to say a remix. But it would be nice to see if someone has a real definition.
Aug-27-2002 14:10
Mr.Mystery
Static Guru
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Vantaa
Re-edit is someone's stupid word invention because he/she/they wanted to be different.
Originally posted by shac1234
Maybe this is a stupid question, but what is the difference between a reedit and a rework of a track?
I think:
Re-work: when someone re-writes the track itself using his own gear (PVD often does it).
Re-edit: The music's been edited by someone, but it's not yet a remix (and can't be a rework, since original samples are used).
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Aug-27-2002 19:07
DJ Mikey Mike
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Re: Re: re-edit and rework
quote:
Originally posted by Maaz
I think:
Re-work: when someone re-writes the track itself using his own gear (PVD often does it).
Re-edit: The music's been edited by someone, but it's not yet a remix (and can't be a rework, since original samples are used).
yea i think this is rite.
Cool sig btw
Aug-27-2002 22:31
CortexBomb
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Registered: Jun 2002
Location: Watching the Waves under Red Skies on My World
quote:
Originally posted by MaRt
I personally see them as the same thing, but even if they're not, one similarity is that they require little effort.
Solid point there
Edits (or Re-Edits) are just shortened versions of current mixes, hence, nothing new, and very little work.
Reworks generally make me think of a track as being extensively redone with many new parts, much moreso than a remix.
I don't know if those are textbook but they seem the most logical explanations...