How does one remix a song?
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How does one remix a song?
Lets say I want to remix a dubstep song, where should I start? What are some common methods to do so? Serious question by the way, no trolling plox
Re: How does one remix a song?
Find out if it has stems. If not then you could make a bootleg remix by Cutting it up and EQing parts out and adding your own stuff
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Re: How does one remix a song?
Pretty much. Both methods have different approaches.Brothulhu wrote:Find out if it has stems. If not then you could make a bootleg remix by Cutting it up and EQing parts out and adding your own stuff
If you've got the stems, you gotta find the bpm and basically go from there.
If you've only got the track itself, you can try cutting out some parts and using them. The track in my signature was made this way.
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