Hi guys,
Here are some terms i'd like clarification on, and i may be in the same boat as many other people - you [I]think[/I]you might know what it means but you're not 100%. I'm sure with our combined efforts, we'll be able to have explanations from all and perhaps we may learn something!
[B]vs [/B] (As in Cass vs Slide) [B]& [/B] (As in Cass & Slide) unsure if they mean the same thing
[B]dub/redub[/B] (i think they mean the same thing)
[B]mix/remix[/B] (i take it they're the same, correct me if i'm wrong) What i want to know with this one is what EXACTLY is a remix - does the remix artist seek permission from the original producer to "remix"? Does the remix artist gain samples/tracks/the original piece of work or does he come up a track that sounds like the original track? Also, why do we get remixes that sound NOTHING like the original?
[B]extended mix[/B]
[B]live mix[/B]
[B]cover[/B]
[B]mashup[/B]
[B]rehash[/B]
[B]edit[/B]
[B]re-edit[/B]
[B]vocal mix[/B]
[B]instrumental (mix)[/B]
[B]extended vocal mix[/B]
So there, there may be a few more and there are certainly combinations of these terms that you get sometimes that confuse ya even more for example
The Rolling Stones - Rain Fall Down Ashely Beedle's Heavy Disco Dub Re-edit
or BT Featuring Hybrid & Kirsty Hawkshaw -- Running Down the Way Up (Hybrid & BT vs Space Maneuvers Edit)
have fun !