Are any of you engaging in the remix business?

PureMix has the http://www.puremix… mixing tutorials by Fab Dupont from Sweetwater's Gearfest 2011 up. They are free. Some comments.

1. As you would expect at a Sweetwater Gearfest there is a lot of focus on gear. But the sales pitch is relatively soft and I did not find it annoying.

If you were doing older remixes in a demo, would you send those songs to the same publishing company that handled the particular song or do you think this matters?

hello I'm new at the whole recording deal I'm using mixcraft 4. say i was going to take a song by led zeplin and i wanted to take their song use another person say myself to sing the vocals and leave the rest to the big guys. .(I'm just using that as and example not about to ruin a great bands songs plus copyright). how would i take the existing vocals out.

Hi Folks,

I am happy to announce a remix contest for my song "Borders", a dance-rock tune. "Borders" will be featured on my album, to be released Summer 2008. The winner of this remix contest has the potential to be included on the album. Full credit will be given to the winner.

If you have any friends who like to remix, please point them to this thread.

I'll preface my question with a bit of history...

I was just wondering what everyone's approach is to doing a remix or a mashup?

I've been dabling in it just now but would like some tips on how to go about it.

Tips like:

What software people use.
How do people break down the original to use pieces of the track.
Where do they get samples, acapellas etc.
Other must do methods.

hi all,
hope you can help me with an issue of mine...
i'm working on the musical project of mine (not alone) for more than 2 years, an instrumental electronic music project (not trance).
we finished writing the composition and recorded demo versions for all songs, found a good english mixer to work with and we're started to record the master.

Hey, i know the general idea of the idea i want to learn but i was hoping someone may have tips.
Its a chopping technique. Like the really fast chopping of a sample, that makes it almost sound like a buzz.

Hello,

i've got an RAM MEGA RM 18 Recording Console.This one has a REMIX button in the Master Section, does anyone know what this means?

Greets,

Matthias

P:S: Does anyone know about RAM Mixers?