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Is there a certain style we have to remix it in?
No restrictions on style. I'll even accept a polka-metal cover, haha. I do call myself Flexstyle after all!
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Another bump--admins, if this is seen, would you be willing to move it to Community?
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My two WIPs for this project are at about 40% and 10%, respectively. I'll improve those figures before the deadline and make sure I submit something worthwhile.
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the deadline is in joe mama
This project is 3 or 4 times larger than projects that take a few years to complete and you're really shooting for the one-year production time... That is, dare I say, outrageous. It's pretty cool that you were actually able to get so many finished tracks, but at what cost? Hook me up with the total package so I can see what the damage is.
Pretty sure you'll be pleased with the overall quality of the tracks, dude.
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Bump for the weekday crowd?
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Tell your friends! Tell your neighbors! Tell your husband or your wife, if you haven’t already hidden them from
! I’m proud to announce the commencement of a remix contest for my brand-new track “Weeping Clouds,” a collaboration with the excellent and talented Hollidayrain.Listen to the original track HERE.
Details:
- Entries are due by December 18, 2010, at 11:59 PM MST
- Loops and MIDIs from this contest are released to you under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license.
- Multiple remix attempts are permitted and even encouraged!
- Remixes must be submitted as 320kbps MP3s – the winning remixers will be asked to send uncompressed versions of their respective tracks.
- Send a link to your remix(es) to me at music -at- flexstyle music -dot- com. Soundcloud.com is a great place to upload, but make sure people are allowed to download what you upload.
- Keep all remixes PG-rated. I don’t think this will be a problem, but absolutely nothing “objectionable” in the remix.
- Collaborations are permitted. I’ll let the collaborators decide how to split the prizes.
- I reserve the right to change any aspect of the contest at any time. I don’t think this will happen in any sort of dramatic fashion (maybe more prizes or something?) but I have to cover my bases.
- By submitting a remix, you are authorizing me to use it in any way I see fit.
- Have fun, doggonnit!
That’s all well and good, you say, but what about prizes? Prizes include, but are NOT LIMITED TO the following:
- Inclusion on upcoming Flexstyle album “Eye of the Storm,” due for release in January 2010 (1st place)
- Inclusion as a bonus track on the deluxe edition of “Eye of the Storm” (2nd and 3rd place)
- Entire Flexstyle discography in file format of your choice (1st, 2nd, and 3rd place)
- Something else? Stay tuned on my website for updates!
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I made the mistake of playing at night the first time I played through Ravenholm in Half-Life 2. A seriously, seriously unholy level where you meet two new kinds of zombies that make the old variety seem like a joke. Just watching the Black Headcrab Piggyback Zombies walk around creeps me out.
This, exactly.
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Hrm...I'm able to connect with Colloquy on my Macbook.
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E-Mu PM5 monitors coupled with a Roland PM-3 subwoofer via a dbx 223 crossover, as well as a pair of Beyerdynamic DT880 Pro headphones which I love very much. Occasionally I'll use my Sennheiser HD280 Pros as well, but I kinda hate the sound of them and mostly use them only when leakage is a big problem, like when I'm recording.
Soundcard for casual stuff, e.g. listening to music, playing games, whatever, is just my motherboard's crappy built-in sound card. When I'm mixing/recording, I use my M-Audio Delta 1010LT.
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someone with pretty good audio editing skills
Graduate of audio engineering school and avid semi-pro mixing engineer here (meaning I get paid when I do it but it's not much more than a side thing right now), would I be able to at least take a crack at this sort o' thing? I'm mostly an electronic artist, and that's all you'll be able to hear of my work, but I've done a good bit of jazz recording/mixing, thanks to some friends who were generous enough to lend their time and instrumental expertise while I had access to the school's recording studios. I might even be able to upload some of my work if you need to hear such a thing....
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While remixing is possible without a MIDI file, it's sure a heck of a lot easier when you have a frame of reference!
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Also just throwing this out there, you guys -are- getting 24-bit WAVs right? If you're collecting 16-bit unmastered wavs and planning to master them afterwards, that is a big no-no.
I'm getting whatever I get. To be honest, this isn't so much a mastering process as it is a "final checkup," if that makes any sense. A little compression here, a tweak of EQ there, but nothing really serious. The goal is to make the album sound perhaps a little more uniform across the board than previous albums have sounded, and while everyone's got a different mixing style, I like to think I can do a bit o' tightening of loose ends here and there. (you could always PM Wes if you want to hear what I've done, if you're concerned, by the way--I have no problem receiving critique)
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For those of you who're wondering about the Jungle Jitter track:
YES, please send us a WIP! Make it a somewhat substantial one, so we can get a good listen to it, and make sure you'll be able to finish it in time. Otherwise (and I feel comfortable speaking for Wes about this since I spoke to him about this very subject today), we have pretty much nothing going for Jitters. I'm personally working on a remix of it, HOWEVER, it's a very loose interpretation and doesn't really include enough source to be anything besides a bonus mix.
Please please PLEASE send us a WIP so we can see if it's up to par for getting this track locked down!
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Had this mix on my ipod for a week and finally got a chance to hear it, amazing!
Anyone know how to track down some of these artists other works? There's a lot of solid talent on here.
If you downloaded the whole thing as a package, you should have a PDF file in there giving artist bios and links to their various pages--rather a snazzy package, and very informative!
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Flexstyle's Favorite Five Podcast: Episode 0004
Tracklisting:
axisONE (SoundCloud page) - This Is Our Night (2010)
Belmont (SoundCloud page) - Craze (2010)
Temple Scene (BandCamp page) - Too Far Gone (Gloworld remix) (2010)
Broke for Free (BandCamp page) - High School Snaps (2010)
Data Romance (website) - Beating Records (2010)
Hey, look! Episode four is here, and along with it is this massive announcement I talked about last week--the release of the second iteration of the Electro Freaks Present compilation album! Download it over at the Electro Freaks' Bandcamp Page. I think I talked enough about this episode during the episode itself, so I haven't got a lot to write. Download the full interview with Phoenixwright here (right-click and "save as").
Download the podcast here (right-click and "save as").
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To the best of my knowledge, at least here in Arizona where the rave scene and the club scene are two entirely separate arenas, DnB is played much more at raves than clubs. However, this is the US we're talking about here, and the only "real" dance music that ever gets played in clubs, generally speaking, is usually of the electro-house variety. Trance, DnB, hardcore, etc, are usually relegated to the younger audiences and lower inhibitions of the rave scene.
Which, honestly, is a crying shame--DnB is probably the single most versatile genre in electronica, and deserves a much larger spotlight.
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Hey everyone, I just wanted to point y'all over to this awesome free 33-track electronic music compilation, put out by a group known as the Electro Freaks. This sampler includes a few tracks from members of this community--namely Hollidayrain, SGX, zircon, and yours truly.
http://electrofreaks.bandcamp.com is the place to be! Hope you dig it.
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I would like to mention that this album is awesomesauce. I bought the "special edition," and I'm glad I did! Love it!
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Flexstyle's Favorite Five Podcast: Episode 0003
Tracklisting:
Takashi Fujimori (Acidplanet profile) remixing Dfault (no website) - Simple Things (2006)
Flexstyle (flexstylemusic.com) - Imago Deo (2009)
Hollidayrain (Soundclick Profile) remixing SGX (sgxmusic.com) - And All That Between (2010)
Planet Boelex (boelex.org) featuring Mosaik (mosaik.se) - sisumies (2007)
Electricwest (Bandcamp.com page) remixing Christopher Willits (christopherwillits.com) - Colors Shifting (2006)
A little more chilled this week, with some uplifting DnB, some soothing prog house, and some relaxing downtempo. In other news, this podcast is now on ITUNES! Huzzah! Here's hoping I keep that maintained correctly....
Also, stay tuned for next week's 'cast, as I plan on showcasing something that the Electro Freaks promotion group are hinting at right now. Something big. I'm not going to say any more, though!
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Okay!
http://soundcloud.com/flexstyle/weird-al-white-and-nerdy-flexstyle-dubstep-remix
There's a completed remix for ya.
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Yeah, you read the title correctly. This is one of those "for the heck of it" mixes, and here's the first minute or so...stay tuned! http://www.speedyshare.com/files/24550810/whitenerdy-preview.mp3
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Aww, I didn't even place? I'll have to try harder next time.
Major congrats to all who managed to place, I can't wait to hear your mixes!
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Nurrrrrrrrr cannot wait to find out about the results!
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I'll have some awesomesauce ready in a few weeks, I think. Gotta focus on my Wild ARMs mixes for a week or so. >.>