I had a go at remixing "Somebody To Love" I hope you like this extended mix.
http://www.mediafire.com/?ukhp3oobba5ne7i#2
what do you think? Positive & Negative comments are always welcome.
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inu-liger
What did you use to make this remix from?
GinjaNinja
Word, can you check your PM?
A Word In Your Ear
GinjaNinja wrote: Word, can you check your PM?
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just PM'd you again.
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just PM'd you again.
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I think from the Multi Stems.
Arquest
Really cool, I'd rather say - amazing!
BTW, I've just PM'd you, Word.
BTW, I've just PM'd you, Word.
Kacio
good but not stunning ...
try to make a remix of some songs from the 80's
try to make a remix of some songs from the 80's
John S Stuart
Why mediafire?
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Here you go John, hope rapidshare is ok for you.
https://rapidshare.com/files/3869363129/Somebody_To_Love__word_Mix_.mp3
https://rapidshare.com/files/3869363129/Somebody_To_Love__word_Mix_.mp3
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The Hyperlink does not work by clicking on it, so you'll have to copy & Paste it into your browser.
Lord Fickle
Hmm... Sorry, but I wouldn't say this is one of your best, Word. The intro simply sounds 'confused', as if there are bits missing. The 'solo' piano part is fine, but then the lead and backing vocals are all out of sync. In fact, the backing vocals seems to be out of sync throughout the first half of the mix. Was this deliberate? The rest sounds OK, but again, in my opinion, the bass guitar is too high in the mix at times. Interesting what you did with the middle "Find me, find me..." section, which sounds quite nice.
The second half of this is definitely better than the first, but keep practising at getting those stems in sync. I tend to find the Mute function of the audio editor quite handy - if you just want to use one part of a stem, rather than trying to cut and paste that bit into the mix, use the Mute to silence the parts of the stem that you don't want, then you can mix-paste the entire stem, keeping it in sync with the rest of the mix, but only adding the part you want into the mix, if you see what I mean.
Cheers,
LF.
The second half of this is definitely better than the first, but keep practising at getting those stems in sync. I tend to find the Mute function of the audio editor quite handy - if you just want to use one part of a stem, rather than trying to cut and paste that bit into the mix, use the Mute to silence the parts of the stem that you don't want, then you can mix-paste the entire stem, keeping it in sync with the rest of the mix, but only adding the part you want into the mix, if you see what I mean.
Cheers,
LF.
A Word In Your Ear
Hi your Lorsdship,
Thank You for your productive criticism, I will take it on board. The slightly "out of Sync" bit you refer to is actually due to the fact that I used the 1st verse Vocal with the 2nd verse Piano, Freddie actually plays the piano Slightly different for verse 1 & 2. (I tried to use the 1st verse Piano again, but it Plays right through into the 2nd verse & a fade out sounded worse) So I opted to use the piano track, straight through. Hence it sounding Slightly out.
Thanks,
Word...
Thank You for your productive criticism, I will take it on board. The slightly "out of Sync" bit you refer to is actually due to the fact that I used the 1st verse Vocal with the 2nd verse Piano, Freddie actually plays the piano Slightly different for verse 1 & 2. (I tried to use the 1st verse Piano again, but it Plays right through into the 2nd verse & a fade out sounded worse) So I opted to use the piano track, straight through. Hence it sounding Slightly out.
Thanks,
Word...