remix pack

[deathboy]

Don't know if anyone's interested, but I knocked up a simple remix pack for Machine Gun.

I've been threatening to "open source" my tracks for ages (which on a practical level just means making mix packs for them). I quite like the idea of having an album with mix packs for each and every track available, so that's a goal for the current one.

They're only 128kbps mp3s, which is hardly top-flight in the quality stakes, but bearing in mind each pack's gonna turn out to be about 20-30mb, that should be usable and not kill the server. Also, it's hardly the most complex of tracks, but that's why it was easy for me to be bothered to make the remix pack. Hurrah.

On the one hand, this probably removes any of the tiny remaining glamour anyone might have about the quality of my singing / musical abilities (easy to hide in a mix, hard to ignore when you hear the bits seperately), but fortunately, I don't care much about that; the creation process, and the idea of spawning more music in some way is where I get my kicks.

Anyway...

machinegun - deathboy
machinegun remix pack

Anyone's welcome to use any part of this for any purpose they like whatsoever. I will, at some point, dig out the relevant Creative Commons license, but as I'm not actually bothered about protecting any of my rights, I can't be arsed right now.

More importantly, if you make something fun, let me know. Share and enjoy!

Comments

[holochrome.livejournal.com]

well i always use midi file when remixing, i find that i can do better things that way than using audio files. i only keep the vocals usually.

[deathboy.livejournal.com]

There's nothing in there that couldn't be re-played-in in less time than it would take to create the midi file. Anything interesting is done with plugins. if it doesn't take forever, I'll see what I can do, but it'll be of little use to you.

[holochrome.livejournal.com]

ok, no problem, don't spend your energy on that:]