Connor O’Brien & Aden Russell – Remix Masterclass

Connor O’Brien & Aden Russell – Remix Masterclass

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Module 1: The What, Why, and How of Remixing

0: Introduction

1: What is Remixing? (8:20)

2: Why Remix? (8:14)

3: Unofficial vs. Official Remixes (9:02)

4: Remix Contests (4:58)

5: Selecting a Song to Remix (6:21)

Module 2: Remixing Essentials

1: Where to Find Remix Stems (4:26)

2: Importing Stems into Your DAW (5:00)

3: Finding the Key and BPM (17:39)

4: Pre-Production Considerations (6:26)

Module 3: Masterclass

0. Overview

1. Remixing Method #1: Full Stems (63:26)

2. Remixing Method #2: Just Vocals (47:10)

3. Remixing Method #3: Bootlegging (50:00)

Module 4: Self-Releasing & Marketing

0. Overview

1. How Remixing Can Help Your Career

2. How Often Should You Release Remixes?

3. How Can You Legally Release a Remix

4. How to Promote Your Remix

Module 5: Remix Contests

1. All About Remix Contests (4:39)

2. Finding the Right Remix Contest (3:03)

3. Advice on Winning a Remix Contest (11:25)

Module 6: Tips and Tricks

Overview

Tip: Adding Chords to a Melody (6:23)

Tip: Resampling Stems (9:02)

Tip: Bootlegging Techniques (17:13)

Tip: Changing the Timing of the Vocals (3:04)

Tip: Don’t Listen to the Original (1:44)

Tip: Don’t Use All The Stems (1:07)

Tip: Feature a Minor Element of the Original (5:50)

Tip: Build a Sound Board/Palette (8:50)

Tip: Changing the Original Chord Progression (9:11)

Tip: Collaborate (6:56)

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