Haha.. that's weird.
When I listen to my mix through headphones I could swear that I hear these ghostly reverbed-out kids saying "Yeah!"
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Hey guys! I heard a couple of these great remixes and I thought I'd give it a try myself. I have never tried to remix something before and I have no idea how...so i just went ahead and recreated davie addison note by note. This is a super rough draft...in fact, if you listen to it ignore the drums all together. I will come up with completely fresh drums...i just slapped those in there to hear what the song would sound like with clickety clack type sequencing. I still have to add the part in the song where it goes real high, like an octave higher. I don't know how to host songs like you do so if you wanted to you can just go here
http://www.myspace.com/midwesternmonsters
i just put the early rough draft on there for now. It needs major repairs.
http://www.myspace.com/midwesternmonsters
i just put the early rough draft on there for now. It needs major repairs.
As far as I know that's the only way I can do it too.. just got to recreate from scratch unless somehow you get the original tracksBoCForBreakfast wrote:I have never tried to remix something before and I have no idea how...so i just went ahead and recreated davie addison note by note.
Some good synth sounds in there.. love the resonance at the beginning and the main synth (the backwards stuff is fun too!)i just put the early rough draft on there for now. It needs major repairs.
I've got a real soft spot recently for drum tracks that are panned hard. Actually for complete, full, compositions that then sound like they were recorded onto a four-track.
What equipment are you using?
I haven't heard it lately because the spell has been broken I guess. You must have exorcised them by actually including them in your version.Cupz wrote:what time>?
It was definitely after the half-way mark (more like 1:40-1:50), after all seven of the synths have come in and the 45bpm beat with the reverbed out snare has been around for a few measures.
I think the kids were riding the reverb trail.