Have a Well-Defined Goal When You Mix Up Your New Song
November 30, 2011
Many musical composers get their start on powerful remixes like this highly-visible Motivation Remix, since it creates exposure without the disadvantages entailed in original songwriting. Nonetheless, you should be careful to always start a remix with a distinct goal in mind – what emotions you desire to set, an appropriate pacing and genre. If you simply go into a remix with a poorly thought-out idea of change, far from leading with a golden hit, you’re more likely to come out with the same type of arcadey, thumping-heavy club rendition that everyone has heard a thousand times before. WantCrave} a look at something different? Try this hit remix on for a muse! If nothing else works, ponder selecting a diametrically-opposed genre for the sound and converting the instruments and rhythm over into that genre’s standards for a shockingly different sound.