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Post by nicetoknovvyou on May 8, 2005 23:18:14 GMT -5
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i'm gonna be lame and throw this out there, but does anyone know what exactly the difference is between a regular mix, a mixshow, and a dub?
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Post by Marie Osmond Is A Bad Mother!! on May 8, 2005 23:41:29 GMT -5
These are good questions.
The Regular Mix is like the main version or main remix of the song. That's a longer version or extended version.
The Mixshow Mix is a shorter version of the Club Mix or Regular Mix meant for radio mixshows and clubs.
Then a Dub Mix can take on several forms. It can have some vocal samples. It could be a complete instrumental. Sometimes it could completely have vocals. Sometimes it's a whole new track based on the instrumental.
The latest track by Duran Duran "What Happens Tomorrow" in the Peter Rauhofer mixes is the best example of all three.
It has a Main Mix, a Mixshow Mix, and a Dub Mix.
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Post by nicetoknovvyou on May 8, 2005 23:50:06 GMT -5
These are good questions. The Regular Mix is like the main version or main remix of the song. That's a longer version or extended version. The Mixshow Mix is a shorter version of the Club Mix or Regular Mix meant for radio mixshows and clubs. Then a Dub Mix can take on several forms. It can have some vocal samples. It could be a complete instrumental. Sometimes it could completely have vocals. Sometimes it's a whole new track based on the instrumental. The latest track by Duran Duran "What Happens Tomorrow" in the Peter Rauhofer mixes is the best example of all three. It has a Main Mix, a Mixshow Mix, and a Dub Mix. awesome! thanks for the response! I figured that's what they generally were, but just wanted some more clarrification. another weird question, has there ever been any Cds released or mixed that are made up of entirely Dubs? I used to think dubs were boring, but now I'm really getting into them and am starting to like them a lot... are they generally popular with people though? weird questions i know. haha |
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Post by Marie Osmond Is A Bad Mother!! on May 9, 2005 0:29:20 GMT -5
awesome! thanks for the response! I figured that's what they generally were, but just wanted some more clarrification. another weird question, has there ever been any Cds released or mixed that are made up of entirely Dubs? I used to think dubs were boring, but now I'm really getting into them and am starting to like them a lot... are they generally popular with people though? weird questions i know. haha Generally, dubs are not the only thing on CDs. These are more common on 12" vinyls. It's not very common, but it does happen every so often. |
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