Remixing

[BenRW]

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.

[Daredevil Tony]

My work is more accoustic live performance.

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

[Guest]

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.

[colin66]

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!

[Magicman]

remixes are [censored].

[BenRW]

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.

[ReBirth]

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

[Mr_Happy]

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

 

 

[Mr_Happy]

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.

[Agent]

Tinrib

 

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

[Guest]

Karim & James Lawson

[JoeDrawb]

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

[Ikon]

Sharkey!

[Guest]

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

[Chris Hutchinson]

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