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Difference between a mix, a remix, a dub, a re-work, a remake, and edit etc (pg. 2)
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| Ory |
| quote: | Originally posted by swisstoni_uk
Is that including vocals? a significant amount of dubs have vocals removed, your definition doesnt mention vocals unless your including this under "no high notes or pitches" |
Vocals = usually high frequencies. |
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| RIPassion |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
It's higher frequencies. Why do people always insist on some abstract definition of this? A dub is a track with no high notes or pitches left in it. Simple as. |
Great job trying to formulize, but the word only holds true to the definitions people give it. Last time I checked, the rank 1's dub of symsonic had higher frequencies than the original. |
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| Nsonic |
i thought a remix was a production by another artist using samples from the original
remake = cover?
rework would be a rearrangement?
an edit is usually done for songs that need to be shortened for radio or a video (radio edit, video edit)
but im pretty sure ive seen [video dub] somewhere
and theres also
-extended version
-album version/edit
whats a re-rub?
oh, and speccfically,
whats the difference between a
-main mix
-club mix/edit
-vocal edit
-original mix/version
i see those a lot, so theres gotta be a definition for each.
original, obviously the original
vocal, added vocals?
club, less vocals, more continuous beat?
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oh, and sme artists go under an alias to make songs then remix it using their original name
e.g
Saltwater - The Legacy (Alphazone remix)
saltwater and alphazone are the same people
..fancy bastards
EDIT> wtf... 4 posts while i typed that |
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| Adee |
| randy katana - in silence (txitxarro mix) - anohter example of remix by the same artist *another case of mix=remix*. I think they love the alias part, trance has the most alias`d artists in the hole edm. |
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| woscar99 |
| I thought a dub was a song without vocals.:conf: |
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| Cobalt |
A dub has two overlapping definitions. The first is a partial or total removal of vocals from a vocal original, the second is a deeper take on the original which, yes, usually has higher frequencies stripped away.
A track that lacks vocals of the original, with no other differences, can be properly called either an instrumental or a dub, though the former is more appropriate. A remix or mix of a track that focuses on a lower, deeper sound is also a dub. But what you will never, ever find, though, is a dub with more vocals than the original. |
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| Icesotope |
| quote: | Originally posted by Subtle
ing hate the words remake and re-work.. artist trying to sound original in there names using these ridicolus name on a track.. |
Same goes to reconstruction.
I don't like Bootlegs and Whitelabels too |
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| Mike_Foyle |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ory
Meh. Sometimes it's printed "mix", sometimes "remix". |
same thing :D |
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| woscar99 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Icesotope
Same goes to reconstruction.
I don't like Bootlegs and Whitelabels too |
What are those? I've heard them several times before but I don't knw what they are. |
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| Mike_Foyle |
as far as im concerned a dub is a mix without vocals.. not a mix without high freuqnecies :S
remake, usually a modernised and completely reproduced version of a track. basically a remix but usually using no original audio parts (although often they probably do..)
edit: anything that involves changing the structure of a track to suit different needs, be it chopping the track up in an audio sequencer, or shuffling it all about as midi. basically same sounds, different structure.
re-work, i would say this is a producers attempt to make a better version of another producers track without changing the style too much. for example, luana, is f&ps rework of my original track, entangler! its pretty much the same style and similar sounds, just much better quality and a nicer structure.
like i said as far as im concerned a mix and remix mean the same thing, i dont know if they actually do or not but if so, i dont think anyone really knows what the difference is lol. ive been calling my remixes of tracks "mixes" and visa versa?!?!
so ... thats what i think!
to be honest it doesnt really matter! lol they are all pretty much the same thing :D |
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| Mike_Foyle |
| quote: | Originally posted by woscar99
What are those? I've heard them several times before but I don't knw what they are. |
a bootleg is an unliscenced remix or mashup. a whitelabel is the name given to a limited-edition, test, or promotional CD or Vinyl (usaully with a white label on it!) |
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| Adee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
as far as im concerned a dub is a mix without vocals.. not a mix without high freuqnecies :S
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nope your wrong take this example e-craig-the beat goes on (e-craig hard dub) it has vocals :) |
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