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A new remix contest!
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| d-miurge |
hey fellow TAs,
the Cleveland based label Toes In The Sand (progressive house and breaks) launch a remix contest for a track of mine called In Leaps and Bounds, supported by djs like Hernan Cattaneo, Dj Tarkan, etc.
The winning remix will be released with 4 other remixes (of the 4 other tracks of the EP), by the duo V-Sag ans Dj Tarkan, the newcomers Emersia, the dutch amazing boy Eelke Kleijn, and the talented Drew Nichols.
I hope you'll enjoy it!
more info here |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| A midi would had been nice... |
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| d-miurge |
| oh yeah I forget it when I did the pack, but now I'm in Germany without my production computer for still at least a month, but the chords are quite easy to find. |
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| TOR |
| Thanks for the heads up. |
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| Randy S |
| thank you for the opportunity!! |
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| djbruuen |
| i like the bassline in this track, but find the synthy overtone rather annoying, i think this would be a key change to a good remix. |
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| David Adams |
Let me understand since I'm new to this. I've never done a remix. Must we use all parts? I'm assuming we can make up our own parts with what was given to us, right?
I know I'm going to be black-listed and get so much flak for asking such a stupid question :(
/put head in sand |
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| d-miurge |
| quote: | Originally posted by David Adams
Let me understand since I'm new to this. I've never done a remix. Must we use all parts? I'm assuming we can make up our own parts with what was given to us, right?
I know I'm going to be black-listed and get so much flak for asking such a stupid question :(
/put head in sand |
you can use the parts as you like, there are no specific rules... Listen to Derek Howell Remix of Skooma - Mephala, there is almost no originl parts used. And this remix rocks! |
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| Uber Hypnotiq |
| I'm going to hop on this it sounds good. |
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| Storyteller |
| yes people, better work your ass off for mister atlant and toes :D |
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| ess765 |
| can you confirm the original bpm?? |
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