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The most useless remix ever? (pg. 3)
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Philby
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Originally posted by shades_of_gray
Its what u call using your ears.


You use your ears? I've been feeling the grooves with my fingers all this time, thanks for the advice!
Dj_Es-Dva
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Originally posted by Philby
You use your ears? I've been feeling the grooves with my fingers all this time, thanks for the advice!

...dude wtf you blew up my sarcasm detector... :eek:
isoterra
4 strings - into the night (gabriel & dresden remix)


i'm aware there are loads of 'remixes' that really just add a tougher kick/bass to the original but i wouldn't call these useless... some of the time that's all they need & it makes them sound better where it counts; in the club.

g&d's mix of into the night doesn't even add that though, just weakens it down a bit, elongates the structure & puts a flange on the bass. yawn
Ricky Tan
If I remember corectly, for me it was the Picotto remix of Lethal Industry. Not useless cause it sounded the same, but sounded unrecognizable as a remix or somethin.
Mr.Mystery
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Originally posted by Ricky Tan
If I remember corectly, for me it was the Picotto remix of Lethal Industry. Not useless cause it sounded the same, but sounded unrecognizable as a remix or somethin.

Yeah. I don't think it used a single sound from the original. He even had to put in a vocal saying "Lethal Industry" just so people would know what it is.

I'd say the most useless remix is Röyksopp - Eple (Fatboy Slim Remix). Why the hell did he have to add that ridiculous vocal sample to it?
Ivand
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Originally posted by Ricky Tan
If I remember corectly, for me it was the Picotto remix of Lethal Industry. Not useless cause it sounded the same, but sounded unrecognizable as a remix or somethin.




utter not-remix
skip
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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery


I'd say the most useless remix is Röyksopp - Eple (Fatboy Slim Remix). Why the hell did he have to add that ridiculous vocal sample to it?



this is one i can actually agree with. he probably got paid a load for making it and then he just doesn't really do anything with it. :wtf:
Nik Novo
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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Yeah. I don't think it used a single sound from the original. He even had to put in a vocal saying "Lethal Industry" just so people would know what it is.


haha, thanks for reminding me of that crap-remix :wtf:

anyway, anyone here knows Microbe - Xit 2 Nowhere?
The Pulse Release has a Full Intention Mix and a Mind One Club Mix whereas the only difference between the two mixes is, that the Mind One Club Mix has a vocal saying "Xit 2 Nowhere", the Full Intention Mix hasn't
Ivand
I have yet to find a difference between the dirty mix and the original mix of Jose Nunez - Bilingual
shades_of_gray
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Originally posted by Philby
You use your ears? I've been feeling the grooves with my fingers all this time, thanks for the advice!



:rolleyes:

Arraias
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Originally posted by RebeL9
Schiller - Das Glockenspiel (DJ Tiesto remix). totally ty and useless compared to Humates remix.

same goes for Salt Tank - Eugina (DJ Tiesto remix). It's so overshadowed by Salt Tanks Progressive summer remix and Michael Woods remix.


+ 1 ... Schiller track i prefer the Free Schiller Mix but i agree ... Tiesto remixes are totally usuless on these 2 tracks.
iammesol
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Originally posted by shades_of_gray
Umek - Gatex (Dj Tiesto Remix)



Whats the point!!


Only added bassline for Tiesto cos he finds it difficult to mix in the original :haha:


Actually he pretty much made that track dancefloor friendly. There wasn't even a kick in the original.



quote:
Originally posted by RebeL9
Schiller - Das Glockenspiel (DJ Tiesto remix). totally ty and useless compared to Humates remix.

same goes for Salt Tank - Eugina (DJ Tiesto remix). It's so overshadowed by Salt Tanks Progressive summer remix and Michael Woods remix.


For real! He didn't even spin his own mix :p
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