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I've been trying my hand at producing EDM and making remixes since 2003 and got hooked on mash-up production over the past summer. Hopefully you'll find something on my blog that will tickle your fancy: http://perfectlyadjusted.blogspot.com I'll be posting a new mash-up every Monday and a new remix every Thursday until at least late December.
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Lenlow makes some good stuff. My favorites are "Wish I was Royksopp" and 'The D is for Dirt"
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Tokit posted:poo poo, didn't notice it was archived. That link doesn't work, either  . I really want to here this!
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Nov 17, 2008 01:34
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Sinusoid posted:That link doesn't work, either http://www.files.tokit.org/Music/Bad_Apollo_-_I%27m_Burning_Fart_IV_-_Volume_Two_No_Butts_for_lmao.zip 
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Nov 17, 2008 04:22
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Tokit posted:http://www.files.tokit.org/Music/Bad_Apollo_-_I%27m_Burning_Fart_IV_-_Volume_Two_No_Butts_for_lmao.zip Awesome, thanks! Any chance you could mirror the other album too?
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Nov 17, 2008 06:18
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It's kind of old, but I still really like Tapemasters Inc - Mash up gang. Though it isn't big multi song mashups, and more of just two songs mixed together. But the selections all seem perfect, for example http://www.imeem.com/groundzerorecords/music/80BRxmcX/eminem_vs_robert_miles_children_are_gone/ seems like it could have been original, and not a mashup.
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Nov 17, 2008 08:58
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You do have Feed the Animals, right? Is that the one you meant by '2nd album'? If not, it's here and you can enter $0 and download it for free.
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Nov 17, 2008 09:50
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Neon Coyote: http://www.myspace.com/epicbangers Got a bunch of mixes and remixes available for download, all free of course. They admittedly don't have quite as many cool shock choices as Girl Talk (although Baba O'Reilly and Love Will Tear Us Apart are both pretty left-field cuts they've dropped into mixes), but they're good mixers and in the Girl Talk/Diplo/etc. vein for sure.
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What's the best site for posting your own mashups and getting feedback on them? I've made a few tracks myself, so I'd like to find out what people think, here's what I've done so far:  
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Nov 17, 2008 14:05
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Brown Moses posted:What's the best site for posting your own mashups and getting feedback on them? I've made a few tracks myself, so I'd like to find out what people think, here's what I've done so far: The only place I know of off hand is http://www.mashuptown.com/ via their forums. I haven't posted much on there yet, so I can't say what kind of turnaround times you can expect in terms of comments/critique.
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Nov 17, 2008 21:04
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the rub are awesome as has been said 
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I saw some people mention my stuff (tanner4105) and I haven't had any of the albums hosted in a while, so I uploaded the tracks to last.fm for stream and download http://www.last.fm/music/tanner4105 I just noticed this page existed a few days ago, I have no idea who made it.
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Nov 18, 2008 05:36
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felipebacon posted:I saw some people mention my stuff (tanner4105) and I haven't had any of the albums hosted in a while, so I uploaded the tracks to last.fm for stream and download I really like your work, it's interesting to listen to, lots of fun stuff going on.
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gman5959 posted:These Outlaws Mixes are pretty great. Same thing as what Girl Talk is doing just these guys release it as one long track. they have a bunch out but I really like this one. The selections they make are pretty random and fun. Might be just what you are looking for man. Dude this mix is incredible, As soon as I heard an old guy talking about E, Stunna Glasses At Night, and then your love I knew it'd be loving excellent.
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I'm slowly going through this thread myself, as after Feed the Animals I found myself in a similar boat to the OP: Never listened to any kind of mashup before outside of the 2-songs-together stuff on the radio late at night, which I didn't care for much, but Girl Talk and the other stuff in this style are wonderful and I enjoy it crazy much. Anyway, something else that ought to be in this thread is the guy who made the fake-leak that went around  as Girl Talk - Feed the Animals before the real thing came out. The real album was Speaky - Mashcore Vol. 2 and personally I think it's really drat good as well, along with its predescessor Mixcore Vol 1. They're both available for free at the Myspace.http://www.myspace.com/speakymusic Considering a lot of folk seemed to belive that it actually WAS Feed the Animals until the real thing happened, it's fairly safe to say that they're similar and if you like Girl Talk you should try it.
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iheartboneez posted:Easter Egg 4 sure. They are like music twins. If you like Easter Egg (and Girl Talk, but that is probably a granted by this point) you will probably love E-603. Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/e603 Free album: http://www.e-603.com/DISCOGRAPHY.html Seriously, Something for Everyone is suburb. And free to boot.
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baberaham lincoln posted:If you like Easter Egg (and Girl Talk, but that is probably a granted by this point) you will probably love E-603. Seconding E-603. I found it recently after getting Feed The Animals, and while they use a lot of the same samples in the two albums, I got the feeling that E-603's craft was much more polished than Girl Talk's. Although there wasn't a "holy poo poo" moment like on FTA's mashup of Lil Wayne and RHCP for me.
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Ok, so I was about to go to bed about 30 minutes ago when I stumbled upon this thread again. All I have to say is Bad Apollo is loving awesome and I am still awake because I have decided I must finish it before sleeping. The 5th track on it is seriously just loving nasty. Great work.
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Nov 19, 2008 11:12
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Thirding E-603, I like his stuff better than Girl Talk at times (but I am an indie human being take with grain of salt)
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Nov 19, 2008 11:31
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air- posted:Awesome, thanks! Any chance you could mirror the other album too? Which other album?
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I'd really encourage anyone who enjoys mash-up music to give it a shot themselves. Acid Pro 6 has a 30 day trial, and it's pretty straight forward to use with a little direction. I've only been doing it a couple of months, and I've found it to be an extremely enjoyable hobby, especially as I'm teaching myself along the way, so there's a nice sense of exploration and discovery there. My technique is probably a bit inefficent though, I stick a bunch of music on my iPod, and while I'm travelling to work I rate any songs that might be good for sampling with 5 stars, and when I get home I open iTunes and work my way through the top rated songs, beatmapping and chopping them up into little pieces. Then I'll listen through my big list of samples until I find something good, then start seeing which samples compliment it and start building up the track from their. Then I try to figure out a transition that doesn't suck, and find a nice acapella sample to layer on top of the first section, and repeat the same process for the next section. Once I've got a few sections done I'll see if I can add any other background samples to make things more interesting. I'm guessing felipebacon has a better method, especially as I taught myself how to use Acid Pro, but if you really like mashup music then I think you would find it very enjoyable to do it yourself, even if you aren't quite up to Girl Talk's level.
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Bathroompants posted:Although there wasn't a "holy poo poo" moment like on FTA's mashup of Lil Wayne and RHCP for me. Nirvana + Spank Rock on 'Trash The Club' gets me every single time. Every time I hear that track I end up rocking out as hard as I can in my room/car/library.
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I didn't see it mentioned in here but I thought you might like to know that Night Ripper was actually Girl Talk's third album. You can find his first two, Unstoppable and Secret Diary, at https://www.illegalart.net. I haven't heard them myself so I can't comment on the quality, but might be something to look into.
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Brown Moses posted:I'm guessing felipebacon has a better method, especially as I taught myself how to use Acid I use Ableton Live but my method really inst that complicated. Sometimes I'll hear a song and think "This song reminds me of another song" and see how well they work together. And other times it becomes just a hit and miss kind of thing. The new stuff I've been working on is less silly than Bad Apollo (in the sense that there aren't any Pokemon samples), but still fun for me to make. Here's two tracks: http://www.tindeck.com/audio/fileshack/d/dqcj-01-Tabitha%20Twitchit.mp3 http://www.tindeck.com/audio/my/cnnm/02-Mittens Luce posted:I didn't see it mentioned in here but I thought you might like to know that Night Ripper was actually Girl Talk's third album. You can find his first two, Unstoppable and Secret Diary, at https://www.illegalart.net. I haven't heard them myself so I can't comment on the quality, but might be something to look into. Secret Diary is pretty much nothing like his last two albums, the genre is more Glitch/Breakcore than mashups. Unstoppable seems to be half Secret Diary, half Night Ripper. felipebacon fucked around with this message at 02:34 on Nov 20, 2008 |
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Girl Talk with an electro twang: LOO & PLACIDO Itunes MashMix
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felipebacon posted:
Awesome sample of "You Don't Know Me" at the beginning. I think you could have done a little better on the transition though. If you didn't want any critique, I'm sorry. I just had to comment, I really like the track.
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baberaham lincoln posted:Awesome sample of "You Don't Know Me" at the beginning. I think you could have done a little better on the transition though. No that's cool, I appreciate it. I felt a little weird about it as well, and was pretty sure I wanted to change it, and now I'm sure I will.
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http://www.myspace.com/seeenkly
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HyperGlitter posted:Thirding E-603, I like his stuff better than Girl Talk at times (but I am an indie human being take with grain of salt)
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I forced my Girl Talk-loving friend to admit that felipebacon's mashups are better. It felt really good.
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I've made a new track, which is mainly New Order and the Beastie Boys, plus lots of other stuff. It's probably the best track I've done so far:
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Brown Moses posted:I'd really encourage anyone who enjoys mash-up music to give it a shot themselves. Acid Pro 6 has a 30 day trial, and it's pretty straight forward to use with a little direction. I've only been doing it a couple of months, and I've found it to be an extremely enjoyable hobby, especially as I'm teaching myself along the way, so there's a nice sense of exploration and discovery there. I've tried a few times, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the vocals separated from the original music. Are you guys just using acapella tracks or am I missing something completely obvious?
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Nov 21, 2008 09:14
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Check Shareminer, I find alot of songs I want to get the acapella for are already floating about somewhere.
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Bathroompants posted:I've tried a few times, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the vocals separated from the original music. Are you guys just using acapella tracks or am I missing something completely obvious? Not sure if this counts as or not but...I usually use http://www.acapellas4u.co.uk/. You have to sign up an account, and then the most you can download is 5 files every 30 days unless you contribute content (upload your own acapellas or contribute on their forums). Also try http://www.blacklabelled.com/pafileddb/
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HyperGlitter posted:Thirding E-603, I like his stuff better than Girl Talk at times (but I am an indie human being take with grain of salt) But other than that, it's really goddamn good. I'm loving it. It gives me a third album to thrash in the car alongside Feed the Animals and Night Ripper.
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I'd definitely recommend super mash bros. I didn't like E-603 quite as much, but I'd put super mash right up there with girl talk any day. and best of all, the album is free. http://www.myspace.com/sprmshbros
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Ludachrist - Bangfest is outrageously awesome, loving hell. 'The Legend of Curtis' is a highlight, which is 50 Cent rapping over the old Zelda theme. It matches up like it was his intention all along.
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I really can't stop listening to the Bangfest remix, It really is the perfect song for me, I wish I knew what songs it samples, but even the amazing DJ'ing of that song keeps impressing me, the samples sound different and very awesome and close to what I like to listen normally, definitely prefer it over Girl talk.
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Bathroompants posted:I've tried a few times, but I can't seem to figure out how to get the vocals separated from the original music. Are you guys just using acapella tracks or am I missing something completely obvious?
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