E-Spectro Feat Trox-You Call It Magic Remix Competition
Nueva Digital is so excited about our upcoming release (scheduled for release April 5th, 2011) that we want to let you in on the action. With official remixes from Glenn Morrison & Beat Factory, this track is set to burn up the charts. Featuring the first in a series of official remix competitions, we are offering you the opportunity to remix this future classic.
HOW DO I ENTER?
Contest runs from January 5th 2011, to February 5th, 2011
Online voting starts February 10th until March 10th, 2011
Are you a fan of Nueva Digital on facebook? That’s a start! If not, make sure you join up here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nueva...110600748974942
That where you’ll get access to the remix stems and get updates on the contest!
IMPORTANT:
Once you get the remix stems, you will have one month to complete and upload your remix through our dropbox on soundcloud (Make sure you start following Nueva Digital on soundcloud): http://soundcloud.com/nuevadigital
RULES:
1. We are currently only looking for official remixes within the Deep House, Progressive House & Tech House genres. If you produce within another genre, and still want to put in an entry, and we like it, we’ll put it on our soundcloud page as well. (We like to give new artists exposure).
2. Must use at least 2 remix parts. Must be an original production. (no mash ups or uncleared samples can be used)
3. Must upload your finished track to our dropbox on soundcloud by Feb 5th, 2011 to qualify. Make sure you’re following us on soundcloud to get updates.
HOW DO I WIN?
Once the entries are compiled, Nueva Digital management & the Original producers (E-Spectro & Trox) will vote on their top 10. The top 10 tracks will then be posted on our public soundcloud page. The most favorites, unique comments & listens wins! Make sure you get all your friends and contacts to listen & favorite your track! http://soundcloud.com/nuevadigital
Winner will be announced on March 10th, 2011 via our facebook page & soundcloud.
WHAT DO I WIN?
The winner of the remix competition will get his or her remix released as part of the official remix package on April 5th, 2010 through beatport.
-Winner will receive 50% royalties on release
-Opportunity to remix 2 future releases on Nueva Digital.
-Opportunity to release one original track on Nueva Digital that will be remixed by Nueva Digital artist of managements choice. (Roster includes noel sanger, glenn Morrison, 16 bit lolitas, cid inc, Kenneth Thomas, etc)
-Opportunity to do a guest mix on our weekly syndicated online radio show: Nueva Radio (flagship station www.di.fm progressive channel every Thursday 10-12 noon MST)
Remix stems will be available for download from our facebook fanpage & soundcloud page starting on January 5th, 2010.
HAPPY REMIXING!
EddieZilker
A contest so big, it had to be posted twice! :)
alanzo
I have this awesome idea for a new track :
Take and awful, forgettable, and awkward vocal, throw in a lame bassline and percussion, OH.. and a ty melody, of course. Throw it all together with a boring production and you have... this.
Not remixing, but thanks for the offer.
I'm going to start a campaign: "Stop digital-only labels from ruining EDM!"
EddieZilker
quote:
Originally posted by alanzo
I have this awesome idea for a new track :
Take and awful, forgettable, and awkward vocal, throw in a lame bassline and percussion, OH.. and a ty melody, of course. Throw it all together with a boring production and you have... this.
Not remixing, but thanks for the offer.
I'm going to start a campaign: "Stop digital-only labels from ruining EDM!"
I'm tempted to do a 10 hour remix challenge. Spend no more than 10 hours on it and submit it. If everyone does one, they'll get flooded with crap - which is going to happen anyway.
Besides, it's not as though they spent ten hours on this horrid song, anyway - truly fukcing awful.
NuevaDigital
maybe the glenn morrison remix rubs you a better way.
Not everyone will like this track, and everyone is entitled to thier opinions, but the true value of a remix contest is the ability to put your own spin on it. If you don't like the track then polish it, chop it up, tweek it, glitch it out, make it your own.
:)
EddieZilker
quote:
Originally posted by NuevaDigital
maybe the glenn morrison remix rubs you a better way.
Not everyone will like this track, and everyone is entitled to thier opinions, but the true value of a remix contest is the ability to put your own spin on it. If you don't like the track then polish it, chop it up, tweek it, glitch it out, make it your own.
:)
And where are the stems? I clicked the page but it leads to your facebook and the DL link isn't that obvious.
NuevaDigital
it's in the discussions section. here's the link if you like:
Not everyone will like this track, and everyone is entitled to thier opinions, but the true value of a remix contest is the ability to put your own spin on it. If you don't like the track then polish it, chop it up, tweek it, glitch it out, make it your own.
:)
Yes, it does rub me a better way because Morrison is a GOOD PRODUCER.
You've already got a nice remix, why hold this contest? And, furthermore, why release a track when the remix is obviously the shining star? Not that the remix is a particularly enjoyable listen, but he's a great producer and did his best with what he had and with how much you were willing to pay him. :p
NuevaDigital
it wouldn't be trance addict forum without the classic antagonizer offering his opinion. :)
Clearly this contest isn't your cup of tea.
EddieZilker
quote:
Originally posted by NuevaDigital
it wouldn't be trance addict forum without the classic antagonizer offering his opinion. :)
Clearly this contest isn't your cup of tea.
Honestly, I think you're missing our point.
When you clearly have the resources to put out better, you've (not just your label but the industry, with few exceptions, on the whole) put out worse. This song is an example of that. Any contempt you're perceiving is directed at that. It's not simply because this song is poor fodder for remixing. It's because a lot of people here put out better, both with and for less, while you guys put out worse and still gain more.
Scott Hardkiss' representatives tried to do the same thing, here, with the truly atrophic, "Beat Freak" (see below).
Here you are with an ostensibly worse song, yet you continue to deflect from the real issue with the standard PR obduracy.
alanzo
quote:
Originally posted by EddieZilker
Honestly, I think you're missing our point.
When you clearly have the resources to put out better, you've (not just your label but the industry, with few exceptions, on the whole) put out worse. This song is an example of that. Any contempt you're perceiving is directed at that. It's not simply because this song is poor fodder for remixing. It's because a lot of people here put out better, both with and for less, while you guys put out worse and still gain more.
Scott Hardkiss' representatives tried to do the same thing, here, with the truly atrophic, "Beat Freak" (see below).
Here you are with an ostensibly worse song, yet you continue to deflect from the real issue with the standard PR obduracy.
