If you could have one professional producer remix one of ur tracks, who would it be and why.

 

Nick Sentience for me because i love all his production work and his stuff sounds so different and original.

My work is more accoustic live performance.

Dont really need all that bollocks to be honest, so unnatural!

No-one really springs to mind, I wouldnt really care "who" done the remix aslong as the end product blew me away and added to my original mix.

 

I would be interested in giving the track to the most unsuitable producer (who I admired) and see what the end product.

 

Producing for me is a challenge within myself, so that would be the ultimate challenge for a producer who was like minded I guess.

Daredevil_Tony said:

My work is more accoustic live performance.

Dont really need all that bollocks to be honest, so unnatural!

 

Yea, dance music is [censored] isn't it? give me fleetwood mac anyday

 

HELLO! this is a clubbing web site!

remixes are [censored].

majikman said:

remixes are [censored].

 

not all remixes are [censored], sometimes it takes a remix to make a tune big, especially if the remix is by a big name producer. Gives the track more credibility if its from a first time producer.

At the moment one of our track is being remixed by someone that I've always admired, so that's pretty kewl.

 

I'd also like BK to have a go at remixing a track of mine, since he's the reason I'm into the Hard Dance scene.

 

 

For my trancier stuff, I'd like Alphazone, Airscape, Ferry Corsten or Dumonde to do a remix

benrostwood said:

majikman said:

remixes are [censored].

 

not all remixes are [censored], sometimes it takes a remix to make a tune big, especially if the remix is by a big name producer. Gives the track more credibility if its from a first time producer.

 

if your point is that a remix by a big name producer will get the tune noticed more, then i totally agree

 

however if you ment that big name producers will make always the tune better and will always bring credibility to unknown names then sadly i think u've been spending too much time listening to the [censored] tidy tracks pass off as harddance

 

 

LiamStyles said:

No-one really springs to mind, I wouldnt really care "who" done the remix aslong as the end product blew me away and added to my original mix.

 

I would be interested in giving the track to the most unsuitable producer (who I admired) and see what the end product.

 

Producing for me is a challenge within myself, so that would be the ultimate challenge for a producer who was like minded I guess.

 

agreed

 

if i had to pick some one tho it would probably be paul maddox because he seems to do something unique and creative with his productions. i would love to see how he would interpret my ideas.

Tinrib

 

Might even findout about hiring his studio if its still available, would be worth it to see how its all done.

Karim & James Lawson

majikman said:

remixes are [censored].

 

i usually prefer remixes - the type of choons Im buying at the moment, the remixes are a little tougher and more proggy

Sharkey!

cheers Ikon, reminded me id love Kev Energy to fart about on a remix for me too!!

K complex, Jon Doe or Ferry Corsten.... Corsten purely for the fact that his tracks are incredibly well made!