... some dude at my work said that I couldn't make a remix on a 505. Because it was a "weak" machine. He picked the song, that kid kudi track day n night. So dont hate.
I only used the 505 and made it in 2 1/2 hours later and 50 bux richer
Nice remix. A bit of a style clash there and vocals are a bit low volume, but it's nice.
I'm convinced you can use just about every sampler for a good remix, as long as they can chop, BPM sync or time stretch. If you stay in the same tempo, you don't even need BPM syncing / time stretching.
yeah it doesnt quite fit. Sorta forced em together, added my own drums and layers etc. Chopped and sequenced. Sorta chaotic, but it sounds sorta good like that. haha.
Also using the original sample from that swv track instead of sampling the track was hard to do.
nah man i searched for it... half the reason the vocals are so low is cause i had to use the isolator a bit to get everything to come together a bit more.
You mean with a Isolator and Center Canceler FX? I haven't tried to extract vocals from an original song, but I am guessing it's fairly possible with some tweaking and tricks.
You can do it in audacity, there are tutorials all over the place for extracting vocals from a song. There will be artifacts, but if you mix it with your beat properly the result should be acceptable enough.
remixed the remix. final version is up.. aight im done f*ckin with this garbage It did however give me the inspiration to do an entire mashup album on the 505.