Join Rob for our next member livestream, looking at some different approaches for remixing the Henge stems, with a particular focus on the music theory side and harmony, as well as the usual giveaways, QnA and general chit chat!
Click on the LIVESTREAMS menu option to join on Thursday...
See you then!
Yeah it's an awesome track hey! Glad you liked it Jez 
Module 15 on his Classic House Production and Sound Design course for instance
Good question! I think it was covered in a livestream a while back. I'd have to look through.... we could also take a look at that in tnext week's one potentially...
Course-wise, I know Iain Bland (Maison Records) looks at that in a few of his House courses...
Future Funk Squad is back to make a remix in realtime in this latest course and it's a bit of a banger!! So good in fact, the record label ended up choosing that as the version on the album instead of the original!!
Check it out on the main Producertech site now....
90bpm Loops from RV's Smoker's Blend Sample Pack now available in the Downloads section. Similar tempo to the Henge track so thought some of you might find them useful.
Enjoy!
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Hello people, this is my mix for the contest, I hope you like it. I did it fast because I have to start college next week and probably I won't have time to work on it later. See you!
Henge - Get A Wriggle On - Alv Martin Mix - Alvm | Producertech
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Nice work Alv! Great remix as always! 
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Was there a Phrygian video or am I crazy?
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In the bonus tutorial about the stems, the phrygian is mentioned (around 27.00 in the vid) as the bridge section is in that key (in F). The phrygian is all the white notes from E to E, but transposed into F (all of those notes up a semitone) makes a lot of black notes!
https://community.producertech.com/ptmembership/youtube/281/henge-remix-comp-stems-member-tut-editing-tempo-harmony-info
The livestream is going to go into the harmony even more. I think that's the hardest aspect of this, working out what key to make your remix in. In some instances, C might work, in others Bb. In some, F... etc. Quite a few different options, so we'll provide a few different scenarios to help with that.
Of course, feel free Paddy.... It saves people a lot of editing work at the end of the day! As long as you're happy to share...
