Mariah Carey - I'll Be Lovin U Long Time (Remixes)

[Aleko]

This is the new single of Mariah Carey! Somebody know who's going to remix this? I don't really Mariah as much but this song is really good...!

I'm working on an own mix too but I need a better acapella that I did by myself if somebody could make it please SEND IT TO ME...! Here's a sample, I used the same beats that I used in my 'Give It 2 Me' mix just to try how the mix could be... Here's a sample of it:

www.zshare.net/audio/145531509684d580/

I really like how it sounds! =)

[robbie23]

Ralphi will be mixing this

[moranfan]

Jul 2, 2008 12:20:38 GMT -5 robbie23 said:

Ralphi will be mixing this

i hope he does multiple mixes bc i really don't want just a jazzy, housey mix! we want PEAK :o

[Chelsea Press 2]

Jul 2, 2008 12:34:35 GMT -5 @moranfan said:

Jul 2, 2008 12:20:38 GMT -5 robbie23 said:

Ralphi will be mixing this

i hope he does multiple mixes bc i really don't want just a jazzy, housey mix! we want PEAK :o

Let's hope him and Abel Aguilera do one since that will be what this song needs.

[moranfan]

now that this song has been sent to radio, do we have a date for mixes???

[glamjunkie]

Ralphi will be remixing this?! Is that serious?! OMG. I love the album version so much!! Really looking forward to seeing how the DJs can bring this song to the dance floor. BTW, the remix featuring TI is a crap!

[Aleko]

Jul 2, 2008 12:20:38 GMT -5 robbie23 said:

Ralphi will be mixing this

Its that a confirmed thing? I really want to hear the final result! =)

[Chelsea Press 2]

Has anyone been able to calculate the BPM of the album version? I was trying to do a mashup and I was just not able to get it to sync up. I did do the album version but it just won't. It seem to beatmap between 88, 90, and 110 in various places when I have it do it on automatic. I dunno,

[sam998899]

Heres an acapella I made!
www.zshare.net/audio/146764584a812d41/

and the bpm is 89.5

[Chelsea Press 2]

Jul 4, 2008 3:27:55 GMT -5 sam998899 said:

Heres an acapella I made!
LINK
and the bpm is 89.5

Thanks.

[masterz]

I would like to see Moto Blanco Or JP do a MC mix. something new you know.

[Aleko]

This song is hard to by remixed because the Pella is SO slow... And it in 128BPM sound soooooo fast! :S

[Chelsea Press 2]

Jul 4, 2008 20:25:09 GMT -5 Aleko said:

This song is hard to by remixed because the Pella is SO slow... And it in 128BPM sound soooooo fast! :S

Try doubling the original tempo and then slow it down. It will be slow, yes, but it would work better for a dub-style mix.

If you use really good timestretching software, and clean up that "billygoat" effect, it will sound okay.

[Where will Mimi be?]

If someone would just do a long extension of this song and not do a completely new thumping backdrop this could be a classic dance cut on the same level as Macaurthur Park or Last Dance...

[glamjunkie]

Jul 4, 2008 17:57:47 GMT -5 masterz said:

I would like to see Moto Blanco Or JP do a MC mix. something new you know.

Yeah, I think Moto Blanco can do a happy summer anthem.

[El Chiko Kevo]

^ ya that be awsome... just like Enrique's "Can You Hear Me"

[Deleted]

Jul 4, 2008 1:30:32 GMT -5 Chelsea Press 2 said:

Has anyone been able to calculate the BPM of the album version? I was trying to do a mashup and I was just not able to get it to sync up. I did do the album version but it just won't. It seem to beatmap between 88, 90, and 110 in various places when I have it do it on automatic. I dunno,

Using an automatic BPM calculator on an acapella is like trying to eat spaghetti with a spoon. I imagine it'd work about 0% of the time - a much better choice would be a standard BPM calculator where you manually click your mouse or space bar in time with the beat (or rather where the beat SHOULD be) as you're listening.

[Caution]

Mariah Carey Single at Center of Online Contest

Professionals and amateurs alike will have the chance to remix the third single from Mariah Carey's platinum-plus album "E=MC2" via a contest hosted on a startup social network Web site for musicians, Billboard has learned.

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Starting July 15, the complete stems of "I'll Be Lovin' U Long Time," from Carey's Island release, will be made available to the members of Indaba Music, an online community for aspiring and established producers and artists.

"Mariah is the queen of the remix," manager Mark Sudack says, citing the pop star's work with dance producers like David Morales -- for whom she resang the vocals of 1993's "Dreamlover" -- and Junior Vasquez, as well as hip-hop greats like Sean "Diddy" Combs, DJ Clue, Ol' Dirty Bastard and the Lox. "This contest is a way for her to continue being a pioneer in the remix world, potentially finding a new sound, a new power, a new energy in the online space, as opposed to just the go-to producers of the moment."

The contest involves elements of fan voting, user-generated content and social networking. Entrants must join Indaba by creating a profile and can then download the song stems, work on their mix and submit it via the site by August 26. The Indaba community will pick its 10 favorite mixes via online voting. Three judges -- including Sudack, who co-executive-produced "E=MC2" -- will then select the winner. The producer of the winning mix will receive $5,000, be designated as Carey's No. 1 MySpace friend for four weeks and possibly have his or her work released.

The contest is more than just a unique way to promote the single, according to Sudack. "It's a marketing tool as much as it is a contest," he says. "But nowadays all you need is a laptop and a drum machine, and you have all the equipment that you need to go and make something that's hot and sounds special. There's so much potential talent out there that's untapped. You could have the next Jermaine Dupri sitting in a room somewhere, and he's got all the talent and all this genius with just no options to connect the dots."
Source: Reuters/Mariahdaily Journal
news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080712/music_nm/carey_dc_1

[moranfan]

Jul 11, 2008 20:07:44 GMT -5 Caution said:

Mariah Carey Single at Center of Online Contest

Professionals and amateurs alike will have the chance to remix the third single from Mariah Carey's platinum-plus album "E=MC2" via a contest hosted on a startup social network Web site for musicians, Billboard has learned.

ADVERTISEMENT

Starting July 15, the complete stems of "I'll Be Lovin' U Long Time," from Carey's Island release, will be made available to the members of Indaba Music, an online community for aspiring and established producers and artists.

"Mariah is the queen of the remix," manager Mark Sudack says, citing the pop star's work with dance producers like David Morales -- for whom she resang the vocals of 1993's "Dreamlover" -- and Junior Vasquez, as well as hip-hop greats like Sean "Diddy" Combs, DJ Clue, Ol' Dirty Bastard and the Lox. "This contest is a way for her to continue being a pioneer in the remix world, potentially finding a new sound, a new power, a new energy in the online space, as opposed to just the go-to producers of the moment."

The contest involves elements of fan voting, user-generated content and social networking. Entrants must join Indaba by creating a profile and can then download the song stems, work on their mix and submit it via the site by August 26. The Indaba community will pick its 10 favorite mixes via online voting. Three judges -- including Sudack, who co-executive-produced "E=MC2" -- will then select the winner. The producer of the winning mix will receive $5,000, be designated as Carey's No. 1 MySpace friend for four weeks and possibly have his or her work released.

The contest is more than just a unique way to promote the single, according to Sudack. "It's a marketing tool as much as it is a contest," he says. "But nowadays all you need is a laptop and a drum machine, and you have all the equipment that you need to go and make something that's hot and sounds special. There's so much potential talent out there that's untapped. You could have the next Jermaine Dupri sitting in a room somewhere, and he's got all the talent and all this genius with just no options to connect the dots."
Source: Reuters/Mariahdaily Journal
news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080712/music_nm/carey_dc_1

i'm sure some lame hip hop remix will win :'(

[sephyrpatriq]

Where is my resung dance remix!! I miss them so much

[Chelsea Press 2]

Jul 11, 2008 20:15:58 GMT -5 @moranfan said:

i'm sure some lame hip hop remix will win :'(

Or it will be a lower tempo mix not suitable for peak hour play. This is one of those songs in the "dangerous BPM zone" that can be difficult to timestretch.

I think a mix with a slowdown portion could work well. Junior hasn't done one of those in so long. He could really turn it out in that style. It could be a nice throwback to early house/disco.

[El Chiko Kevo]

J.Lo is the real master of remixes!!

But anyways i cant wait this is gonna be HOT

[Deuce]

Jul 11, 2008 21:00:25 GMT -5 sephyrpatriq said:

Where is my resung dance remix!! I miss them so much

Except that none of them are remixes...

[robbie23]

Jul 11, 2008 21:14:46 GMT -5 El Chiko Kevo said:

J.Lo is the real master of remixes!!

you should do stand up .. that was just HILARIOUS!
lol

[Whip-Smart]

Jul 4, 2008 20:25:09 GMT -5 Aleko said:

This song is hard to by remixed because the Pella is SO slow... And it in 128BPM sound soooooo fast! :S

Yeah, I know! I hate that "billygoat effect" but I can't find any good timestretch VSTs for ACID.

[El Chiko Kevo]

Jul 15, 2008 8:00:48 GMT -5 robbie23 said:

Jul 11, 2008 21:14:46 GMT -5 El Chiko Kevo said:

J.Lo is the real master of remixes!!

you should do stand up .. that was just HILARIOUS!
lol

Dont make me Tyra slap you! It wasnt a joke!

i would list them

[Whip-Smart]

Jul 15, 2008 10:24:59 GMT -5 El Chiko Kevo said:

Jul 15, 2008 8:00:48 GMT -5 robbie23 said:

you should do stand up .. that was just HILARIOUS!
lol

Dont make me Tyra slap you! It wasnt a joke!

i would list them

List them then

J. Lo has some great dance remixes, but she's far from being the QUEEN of them. Mariah definitely owns that title.

[Fool_4_Music]

And...as mentioned previously--here are the details on the Mariah Remix contest:

MariahCarey.com and Indaba Music, the leading music collaboration website and online community for musicians, are teaming up to bring you the hottest remix contest ever - The Mariah Remix Contest! Beginning today, professionals and amateurs alike will be able to remix Mariah's newest hit single, "I'll Be Lovin' U Long Time."

Throughout her career, Mariah's music has been remixed by some of the hottest producers in the game. From David Morales and P. Diddy, to Junior Vasquez, Jermaine Dupri and DJ Clue, Mariah's remixes have been some of the biggest hits of her career. Now it's your turn to remix Mariah - be heard by millions of people around the globe, and if you can impress our panel of industry judges, take home serious cash and earn "flantastic" cred in both the Remix and MariahCarey.com communities. You can download the instrument stems (vocals, bass, keys, and more) for free at IndabaMusic.com, and start remixing today!

The top ten remixes, as selected by you, the fans, will be judged by a panel of industry heavy hitters, including the co-executive producer of E=MC2, Mark Sudack, and Kerri Mason, dance columnist from Billboard Magazine. The grand prize package will include $5,000 cash, the winning remix posted on Mariah's official website, record label's website, and MySpace page, and more. The second prize winner will receive a complete Protools LE recording system, courtesy of Sweetwater.com. All ten finalists will win a signed copy of E=MC2.

Best of all, with Indaba Music, remixing is easy! Play around with the virtual mixer to change the speed of the song, and turn it into a trance, dub or techno version. Once you get the hang of it, record your own harmonies, spit a verse, add a guitar solo, or add a dance beat. You can even collaborate with any of the 60,000+ musicians in Indaba Music's online network!

Not up to make your own remix? Stop by MariahCarey.com and grab a widget to enjoy the remixes created by your fellow fans, all from the comfort of your own online profile. Want to support your fellow Lambs? Head to the message boards to discuss your favorites.

In conjunction with the "Mariah Remix Contest," fans will have the opportunity to take yet another step closer to Mariah by signing up for a complimentary 90-day membership to her fan club, Honey B. Fly, at MariahCarey.com. Premium and Community members of Honey B. Fly enjoy access to ticket presales, exclusive media, members-only contests, and more.

Enter the Mariah Remix Contest by August 28th for your chance to win.

[Whip-Smart]

Interesting...I hate that you have to register on Inadaba to get the stems though.

[glamjunkie]

we got individual track for each vocal layer. I am sure there will be great dance mixes coming out soon~