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Remix songs cool it's good exercise you know because it cuts out a lot of work that you know
That you you might be stomped on or something like that and there's there's plenty of online
Collaborative websites that kind of thing where
You know when artists will release stems and stuff
Like that to other artists
Uses tools to remix their work and whether it's for a contest
Fine or whatever but ultimately it's
It's just a good thing to look at other people's work
Sometimes in
Say oh well that's an interesting way of
Making it
Drum
Sound that way our
You know a certain effect being applied that way
An attendant can be
Fun at at a time if you if you can really
Take
What the true meaning of a derivative work is out of
What they've done as opposed to
Taking what they've already done and then changing just
A few things and passing it off as a
So my remixes II like to call Andre Ward
Because
They're the only I only take one element the way I do it is only two
Take one element out of a song in the end usually for remix
Vocal
Or a certain phrase and that's
And I will rework a whole new body of work around it
I would reinvent the track
Completely
Saying like what the singer came in and just sang blindly into a microphone
What would you write around it
So I tend to ignore
What they've already done musically
Rhythmically or whatever and then just
Throw that all out
Anan
Just use the vocal and put a clock
I didn't start riding around
The vocal
Back to me it's is remix even though by definition remix
Very well be the same song but just mix
Differently in terms of process
That is what technically a remix
I don't know how it got
I mixed up in the terminology that this is a remix of this
Mike Walsh
Remixes in it wasn't mixed right the first time and now they've taken all that same track information and just mix the proper
Lake Nona
The recreation
I Remix
There are some tracks that
In my mind you know are are just so good that like really
I don't think that you know changing any other way but
Sometimes you're surprised that someone was able to actually take something good and make it better you know but it's
It's kind of rare because sometimes they take something good and then they just kind of do a
Mediocre version of it are something lesser than what it was
And stuff like that so
When you hear a beautiful piece of work
I don't need anything
I wish someone would make this better
You know or I wish someone would rework this in the way that I like it better you know so
Cuz then
That would mean that the music was enough to my part I hear a shity track-ii say it all the time. I wish
Remix
I cuz I've heard a lot of really brilliant idea
Being poorly ekลi
Security advisor
Since they're like no big artist
So you can nobody can take that in and do something with it because of
It's their intellectual property
No pun intended you know what I mean
Their property
And
That sucks
But
No I did
Not surprised when you know
People put out beautiful
Bodies of work that are both your masterful in InDesign and in sound and then they're like expecting Arena
Like why
When I do do a remix it's usually commission meaning that I'm in contact with the original artist that did the stopso
I can ask
Specific things meaning like ache
Just give me the vocals
SMS usually what I do is say just give me the vocals and I'll redesign re-engineer rewrite recompose only melodies
To the same bocal
Because
Just because you think sassy doesn't mean restrict
Playing
Hello hey you know what I mean is a tone I got to do is go up here and there and then designed a different cord structure around Hurst
Milotic top-line and that's how I go about doing it so I'm not actually
Doing anything.
I wouldn't normally do when making a whole new track
My sound my sound and take it from somewhere else it's inspired by something else
Or like in terms of a Remax
Just like
I'll take a weird
Dissonant Melody out of something and actually what it happened was if I wonder if I have it
Open this app
Example
So this was a vocal snippet that was sent to me by
Skylar Grey and Ryan raddon
Cascade
And
At asked me if we want to collaborate on this track and I was like yeah okay so
What I had sent was some
That was after I right so I wrote this melody turn that down
This melody
And had sent it over to Ryan and then Skyler came back with a vocal that was like
But she never wrote it tonight she wrote it to something completely different
So this whole Melody up here was
Written
Completely separate
Best so she didn't sing to that she think of something Ryan did
And
And then it kind of inspired me to write all this
Rest of this track in this key
So that was like an interesting case for it and then what it happened was it's okay so I had this track
Crack and it was going to be called beneath with me and all the stuff and
I don't know Ryan couldn't get a s*** together Skyler's and possible to get on the phone so I ended up doing
Yes
Which was a beautiful thing because not while it wasn't because I had to delete a f****** perfectly Place vocal but
This is no longer a remix
Original track
So I won you know what I mean because it's like wild
So you guys can get your s*** together but
If I just do that strike the vocal none of this you want
Yen in it and it's mine so
We don't have to
Go through all this
Bulshit just so I can get something
Hangout you know while not waiting on your
Ass
You know to get something done
So that's that's like one of the things I like about remix
A 10in legal sense they don't work out there the guys being a dick or somebody
Jump ship halfway through the deal you like cake or whatever you know
It's my track
You know so
It's a reward you know
And then when you're playing at Live While rules don't apply so you can throw the vocal back in if you want and then they're just
Because the performance
Volume up a little royalty
You don't
No I'm about the Masters
That's the one sneaky little
That I think
A lot of people are
Freeform
Found it
He did an insane remix and it was one of the best remixes of my stuff that I ever heard but
Listen to this remix no one's really heard this
This is what I would look for in a remix you know something that's not
The same song with a big room b or a couple of big since this is
Proper rework
And the way they redid the cords was great
It's the same chord structure it's the same song it's the same lyric it's just
Did just arranged differently affected like
It's a whole new track out of that it's a complete derivative work
Whereas
Now this is Tommy trash is remix with FL
Hey
It's the same note order it's the same thing as a
Just done with the grind here since then
You know one really attractive
Unattractive thing about this right now this
This was
Six seven years ago in Tommy has learned a lot since
Consigned by
Don't have the volume turned out that much but
You can hear the Distortion in the limiting and how
Jacked it is it was like way over-the-top but
It sounded loud at Fest
Everyone loved that over the original which was a lot more
Had a lot more.
Dynamic range
Was technically louder but
It was just a little more
The soft yellow in in in in
In terms of his will
Everybody loved
More so
Tommy's trashmaid
Freeform five remix
Actually
The better product
Funeral
So that's what I look
Foreign remix
I mean
Other guy might look for exactly
Play what Tommy did
And all that stuff
Even though it was 10
Inferior
Malik Williams
Superior to
Many a thing out
But
It's Purp
So I don't know if it's
It's a deliberate thing and maybe
Should learn to mix like that
Because that's what works
Balls in your court man I'm not going to tell you what to do on the skin tell you
If I give the Sims out for say snow cone or whatever it is I we end up choosing them
I'm looking to hear entirely new derivative works of that meaning maybe one element
Out of that and then a completely new body of work
Written around that or you know you could use the
You can use the stems as a learning tool kind of thing or
Or whatever but ultimately what I would like to
Here is a
Complete
Tyree work around a theme
That's featured in that track as a
Just stop
A replacement of the drum Loop but everything else stays
Perfectly the same
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