Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
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Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
Hey guys, Im still fairly new to all this stuff but I am interested in remixing/dubbing over songs. I use ableton live 8 and massive. Is there a certain way to go about chopping up a song in order to remix?
Also is there a way in ableton to get rid of all the instruments and turn a song into an acapella. Help would be much appreciated. thanks guys
Also is there a way in ableton to get rid of all the instruments and turn a song into an acapella. Help would be much appreciated. thanks guys
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Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
maybe i phrased it wrong. basically, how would be able to produce/remix a song like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jnBx6kGa0s
Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
jolly wailer wrote:please don't do this unless you have the stems or individual tracks on their own

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just don'tjimborchardt18 wrote:maybe i phrased it wrong. basically, how would be able to produce/remix a song like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jnBx6kGa0s
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jimborchardt18 wrote:maybe i phrased it wrong. basically, how would be able to produce/remix a song like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jnBx6kGa0s
no you didn't phrase it wrong. this is the kind of thing I don't want you to do!
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Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
you go bar by bar cutting it and stretching it into time and then resetting thier pitches.
Its a bad idea.
No you cant turn tunes into accapellas magically.
You need stems or perfect instrumentals for phase inversion.
No if you do this you dont have talent.
And no it doesnt sound good.
Its a bad idea.
No you cant turn tunes into accapellas magically.
You need stems or perfect instrumentals for phase inversion.
No if you do this you dont have talent.
And no it doesnt sound good.
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Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
LOL. Obviously just take 16-32 bars of the song for the intro, then blast out some unrelated wobbles on the drop. TRU DUBSTEPPPPIN!
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but you'll have a milion views on youtube and the chicks will loooove it... (that's probably why he wants to know how to do it...Basic A wrote:you go bar by bar cutting it and stretching it into time and then resetting thier pitches.
Its a bad idea.
No you cant turn tunes into accapellas magically.
You need stems or perfect instrumentals for phase inversion.
No if you do this you dont have talent.
And no it doesnt sound good.


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Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
apparently you need to print the song out then feed it to an alpaca, then hold a large diaphragm condensor mic infront of the alpacas arse and wait for it to shit the song back out again, then record this and feed it back into your DAW with baaare distortion/formant filtering...
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Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
This really could be the third reich of annoying questions, first teh wobblez, then the daxision robot farts, now, how do I make choons like mt. eden. A noticable decline indeed.
Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
No doubt. This cock-fucktard deserves to be fucking SHOT.
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Why do people want to remix tunes like that...
All these remixes have no soul, looks like they are just doing it for the "fame".
Sad times for dubstep.
All these remixes have no soul, looks like they are just doing it for the "fame".
Sad times for dubstep.
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Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
dj stick wrote:Why do people want to remix tunes like that...
All these remixes have no soul, looks like they are just doing it for the "fame".
Sad times for dubstep.

it's about putting your own spin on an influence man
music is subjective
plenty of "deep" and "classic" dubstep is the same just it's a majority mob mentality behind it
shit daft punk is "classic" and they did the same with how many tunes?
at the end of the day have fun and make music for yourself, if other people dig it cool
Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
dont use any audio from the original(except an accapella), instead do it by hand.
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Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
midi files can be a help tooBrisance wrote:dont use any audio from the original(except an accapella), instead do it by hand.

Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
There is a big difference between what they do and what every 12 year old does imo.deadly habit wrote:dj stick wrote:Why do people want to remix tunes like that...
All these remixes have no soul, looks like they are just doing it for the "fame".
Sad times for dubstep.![]()
it's about putting your own spin on an influence man
music is subjective
plenty of "deep" and "classic" dubstep is the same just it's a majority mob mentality behind it
shit daft punk is "classic" and they did the same with how many tunes?
at the end of the day have fun and make music for yourself, if other people dig it cool
The 12 year olds just take the intro and slap some random wobble piece of shit over it.
Few examples:
Where is the dubstep in this ?
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Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
Don't listen to these dudes. Do what you think sounds good. That's the beauty of this style of music, there are no rules.
Edit, I forgot to give some advise. When I did this geto boys remix in my sig, I used ableton to fine tune the original song in tune with my synth. I then exported that, and reloaded the audio and warped, chopped, ect all the parts that I wanted. That's the joy of ableton's warping is that anything is possible. Just study up on it. Some great vids on youtube regarding warping audio in ableton.
Edit, I forgot to give some advise. When I did this geto boys remix in my sig, I used ableton to fine tune the original song in tune with my synth. I then exported that, and reloaded the audio and warped, chopped, ect all the parts that I wanted. That's the joy of ableton's warping is that anything is possible. Just study up on it. Some great vids on youtube regarding warping audio in ableton.
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Those exhibit much higher production values than most of the shitty remixes on youtube!dj stick wrote:
Few examples:
Where is the dubstep in this ?
to answer the quesiton, ableton has everything you need. warp the track to 140 bpm. cut it into intro/verse/chorus section or whatever then whack your wobbles in between..
Re: Cutting up a song to use for a dubstep remix
REMIX I HEAR YOU SAY???
Keep the original tune the EXACT same, put a phat with a ph snare on top, some filthy basslines and there you go.
Only joking, don't do that do something completely different. Make the original with your own samples or sample it slightly. Put your take on the song, not the one that gets you the most views on youtube...
Keep the original tune the EXACT same, put a phat with a ph snare on top, some filthy basslines and there you go.
Only joking, don't do that do something completely different. Make the original with your own samples or sample it slightly. Put your take on the song, not the one that gets you the most views on youtube...
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