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difference between remix/mix
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| oDrori |
No one cares about this these days (I do!) but a mix (of a track, not a DJ mix) doesn't generally features new sounds.
A remix uses generally only new sounds. |
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| davinox |
Here is how I label them.
Artist - Track (Dumonde Remix)
(This is when another person is remixing the song)
Artist - Track (Chilled Mix)
(Another mix of the same song by the artist.)
Artist - Track (Dumonde's Chilled Mix)
(Although another artist is doing it, since it's Dumonde's DIFFERENT or SPECIALLY LABLED mix, it is a mix and not a remix.)
Artist - Track (Armin van Buuren's Rising Star Mix)
(Once again, it's a type of mix, so it's MIX and not REMIX)
Artist - Track (Remix)
(If the artist just made another mix of the track, without labling the mix, it is just a Remix.) |
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| Djinn |
| Thanks for the info davinox. Would you mind explaining what a dub is? I've seen the term a lot, but don't know exactly what it means... |
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| Haak |
| Dumonde's chilled mix, hehe. Good one :D |
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| TeKnoHe@d2025 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Haak
Dumonde's chilled mix, hehe. Good one :D |
*thinking the same thing* Yep, that would be interesting.:stongue: |
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| Tweak |
| I think dub generally means the vocals have been removed...is this right? |
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| Haak |
| yeah I think that's usually the case, but Marco V - Godd (Dub mix) has vocals |
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| GrimReaper |
| Yeah, dub usually means minor vocals or some filtered vocals.. if there is no vocals at all, then it usually is an instrumental mix, no dub mix. But this varies very much.. |
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| MoSH_MaN |
Somtimes the djs who remix the song or the label call it mix
like Dj Norman-Go Back
There remix called mix but they are diffrent and 303 mix is the best ;) |
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| tu_face |
| dub mixes always sound a lot dirtier.. |
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