Re: MIX CHALLENGE - MC101 December 2024 - Submissions until 21-DEC-2024 23:59 UTC+1/CET
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2024 08:08 CET
I like the term “Keeper of the Code” .
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I wouldn't dream of it!Mister Fox wrote: ↑Mon Dec 09, 2024 23:55 CETI care, because it is part of the rules, and the basis for the educational side of our small community. So unless you work "with stock tools only", you have to (bar minimum) talk about one sound you enjoyed sculpting, and how you did it.
This month has an additional special request.
Depending on how well it will be taken, it might actually become a permanent request.
Please do not assume my role as "host" and "Keeper of the Code", thank you.
Thanks for your comment!Paramnesia wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2024 01:44 CETI really liked your idea to stop the beat with the pistol sound then bring it all back that was a great idea production wise!
OK, I didn't want to break the rules but just to to emphasise theses mutes because I found them quite nice.Mister Fox wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2024 04:04 CETAnd that might actually be asked to be reverted, should the entry be selected for Mix Round 2, as this would be an arrangement change.
Please read again what the Song Provider wrote on the topic of creating additional mutes. Needless to say, that entry is now final - no re-uploads with further changes allowed for the time being (else, your entry is "tagged OUT").
Once more - everyone, please pay attention to detail on the given rules (bar minimum the Mix Pack bundled "TL;DR Rules.txt") and what options you have to add your own fingerprint to the mix. If you really feel the need to change something that has not been agreed upon, start a conversation about why you feel this change was necessary. Maybe you can convince our Song Provider. However, your task is "mixing", not "(further) producing".
Including today, 15 days left to submit your mix.
Hello Jeroen,JeroenZuiderwijk wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2024 16:40 CETIn the words from the songprovider there is the suggestion to use for example a tape- stop at the break 2.09- 2.12. Would that be a mute? And is muting tracks in that part of the song considered to be within the rules?
Just checking.....
Thank you for your quick response! This helps. Cheers!Mellow Browne wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2024 18:17 CETHello Jeroen,JeroenZuiderwijk wrote: ↑Tue Dec 10, 2024 16:40 CETIn the words from the songprovider there is the suggestion to use for example a tape- stop at the break 2.09- 2.12. Would that be a mute? And is muting tracks in that part of the song considered to be within the rules?
Just checking.....
in fact you can do "whatever" you like in that specific area, I just wanted to give some space for individual creativity and a possibility to try a few things you never done before. As long as you don't have anything super creative/catchy on the vocals I would not suggest to simply mute the beat. But you can do that of course if you want to. Hope this helps!