dj_cash
Hello I just wanna ask that How do the professional djs make a remix... For Example 50 cent - In da Club, U can find at least 100 remixes of it and 30 of them are without the orginal background music... how can they move the orginal music?? plzzzzzzz help me I wanna do like them :D ;) (A)
/Dj Cash
/Dj Cash
geposted Mon 14 Mar 05 @ 6:04 pm
mUd-V
where did you find it. In the music store , or in P2P.
lot of this remix are not official.
it is BootLeg version
lot of this remix are not official.
it is BootLeg version
geposted Mon 14 Mar 05 @ 6:20 pm
DJ Rick
They probably use an instumental version, and an acapella version.
then they either create a new mix on the fly, or they open both versions within a multi track sound editing software, and manipulate it until they achieve the desired result.
then they either create a new mix on the fly, or they open both versions within a multi track sound editing software, and manipulate it until they achieve the desired result.
geposted Mon 14 Mar 05 @ 6:22 pm
dj maddsound
That is exactly how I do it. Use instrumentals and acapellas....
MS
MS
geposted Mon 14 Mar 05 @ 6:31 pm
dj_cash
perfekt :D it was the word i searched for
acapella
Perfekt :D luuw ya all
acapella
Perfekt :D luuw ya all
geposted Mon 14 Mar 05 @ 6:41 pm
djjb
do i smell a new remix from dj_cash ?
post it when you're ready lol
post it when you're ready lol
geposted Tue 15 Mar 05 @ 7:22 am
dj_cash
hehe I will say it to every vdj user in the world man :p hehe // I have done lots of remixes.. but all of them are with the orginal music in the background...
Dj Cash
Dj Cash
geposted Tue 15 Mar 05 @ 3:21 pm
anewsome
I'll add that if you do "mash-ups" or blends, that is is exceedingly weak to use someone else's mashup in your mix. Especially the mashups that get played in every club. If I hear some DJ rip that "Public Enemy - Bring The Noise" with "White Stripes - 7 Man Army" again I am gonna scream. If you must insist on using these mashup gimmicks, at least have the stones to do them live. I did a couple at my last gig at the HoB, and I did them live. It went OK I guess, but the one they went crazy for was Oops I Did Again blended over a 16 beat loop of Drop It Like it's hot (the begining of the track with the snoooopp slide whistle).
geposted Tue 15 Mar 05 @ 5:32 pm
dj_cash
hello anewsome, I don't get everything U said... but it's intresting... I really love remixes with to tracks (one loop and one "orginal" song) so do U have any good idea of two tracks I can mix..?
Dj Cash
Dj Cash
geposted Mon 21 Mar 05 @ 10:45 am
DJ Andre Landry
DJ Cash
A good start would be to analyse your music with mixmeister pro and have all your songs in key code order http://www.harmonic-mixing.com/overview/easymix.mv
Once you have done this you can select music that can be mixed togehter in harmony
Sounds real good for remixing
I do a lot of remixing and i always start with this process
Remix songs that are in the same key code, you will notice a huge difference in blending
Regards
Andre
A good start would be to analyse your music with mixmeister pro and have all your songs in key code order http://www.harmonic-mixing.com/overview/easymix.mv
Once you have done this you can select music that can be mixed togehter in harmony
Sounds real good for remixing
I do a lot of remixing and i always start with this process
Remix songs that are in the same key code, you will notice a huge difference in blending
Regards
Andre
geposted Mon 21 Mar 05 @ 5:01 pm
dj maddsound
Hey Cash, although Andre is right. All the remixes have to sound good together, harmoniclly speaking, it's also about just practicing. For example I remixed Drop It Like It's Hot-Snoop Dogg(acapella) with the instrumental of Go DJ-Lil Wayne. Sounds good. Also try the Acapella of Alicia Keys' Karma with the instrumental of Usher's Burn.
Just some examples...The first thing is to stock up on some instrumentals, acapellas and even some DJ samples that are sold at any DJing store and just practice, practice, practice.
MS
Just some examples...The first thing is to stock up on some instrumentals, acapellas and even some DJ samples that are sold at any DJing store and just practice, practice, practice.
MS
geposted Mon 21 Mar 05 @ 5:45 pm
dj_cash
thanx for all the help guys :D I have heard a remix of Jay-z/Lincin Park - Numb Encore (rock sux) it's a acapella and Usher - Yeah instrumental... it's sounds good.. :D and do anybody of U know any good internet-sote where I can download acapellas and instrumentals..??
Dj Cash
Dj Cash
geposted Mon 21 Mar 05 @ 6:32 pm
dj_cash
Hi Again... I just wanna ask that (again) that is it any internet-site where I can download acapellas/instrumentals?
geposted Thu 25 Aug 05 @ 2:49 pm
discotronic
i use CUBASE for it:-)
geposted Thu 25 Aug 05 @ 4:08 pm
e-motion
All this really relates to "bootleg" remixes, not "official" ones. There can also be what's called "re-edits", which is almost the same thing. "Real" remixes are actually done with the original samples used for the original track. They are rearranged, reordered, modified sometimes, and most often new bass and kick drums samples used, with most often a different BPM also... New samples are also added sometimes but not always. Software such as Cubase, Ableton Live, Ableton Recycle, etc... is used to do so.
I'm currently in the process of remixing a track by Solarstone. I previously had done a live re-edit of DJ Black - What with the help of VDJ and I got to say, the end result sounded really good : thanks VDJ!
I'm currently in the process of remixing a track by Solarstone. I previously had done a live re-edit of DJ Black - What with the help of VDJ and I got to say, the end result sounded really good : thanks VDJ!
geposted Thu 25 Aug 05 @ 6:35 pm
Killabee44
Anewsome,
When you do your remixes, you say that you do them live. So then, do you open up another instance of VDJ to mix out of it (since both of your players would be tied up with the instrumental on one and the acapella in the other), or do you use cd's, etc. to mix out? Everyone else? Just curious...
Killabee44
When you do your remixes, you say that you do them live. So then, do you open up another instance of VDJ to mix out of it (since both of your players would be tied up with the instrumental on one and the acapella in the other), or do you use cd's, etc. to mix out? Everyone else? Just curious...
Killabee44
geposted Thu 25 Aug 05 @ 11:18 pm