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Flamenco bastardo

Pilchard — Sat, 19 May 2012 15:35:19 GMT

Hello Mates,
Im desperate fo get a copy of this, both links are dead on Useos site:(

John Mellencamp vs Razorlight - Hurts To Hold On

Flashard — Thu, 17 May 2012 12:27:25 GMT

My latest offering. Comments welcome, guys! Many thanks.

Mixed using John Mellencamp - Hurts So Good (Acapella) and Razorlight - Hold On (Instrumental).

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Beatles vs Queen-18 new tracks

dj useo — Mon, 14 May 2012 20:47:01 GMT

Sure�n it�s classic rock vs classic rock,
But it�s finestkind classic rock.

Beethoven would�ve loved this record.

DJ Useo Presents The Beatles vs Queen
Playlist

01-Tie Your Getting Better

02-Seven Seas Of Mr Kite

03-Bicycle Race 64

04-Cant Buy me Dragon Attack

05-Get Down Make Love Come Together

06-Another Revolution Bites The Dust

07-Paperback Writer Now I�m Here

08-Keep Yourself Alive And Your Bird Can Sing

09-She Makes This Boy-Eleanors Lap

10-Do You Want To Know Death On Two Legs

11-Fixing A Best Friend

12-Nowhere Killer Queen Man

13-Radio Rigby

14-We Are The Walrus Champions

15-She's Leaving In My Car

16-What Goes Stone Cold Crazy

17-Something Bohemian

18-A Day In The Prophet Song

Here�s the first track as a sample-

Tie Your Getting Better

Full zip file of 18 tracks available here-

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G3RSt - When I Come Around Kansas City (Green Day vs...)

G3RSt — Sat, 12 May 2012 14:48:10 GMT

Hey there, Sound-Unsounders!

Thanks for all the kind words on my last few mixes - much obliged people! :D

Here's a tune that was released with the 4th Point Of Procrastination mashup album, but hasn't been available publicly as of yet.

I got the idea for this mashup when I got [You cannot see the link as you're not logged in. Click here to login or here to register.] from my wife. The book features hand-drawn portraits of blues and jazz artists from the early 20th century plus it has a neat CD with track by these artists. One instrumental song in particular took my fancy, so I decided on making a mashup out of it. ;)

Anyways, without further ado, here's:

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Sources
Green Day - When I Come Around
"Jelly Roll" Morton's Red Hot Peppers - Kansas City Stomps

You can also download the mp3 over at Soundcloud:
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...or you can download the whole '4th Point' mashup album at:
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Plus my fellow Dutchman and mashup artist Oki made a spectacular video for this tune:

Comments are very welcome as always!

Cheers,

G.

Earthly Temple of My Bonnie - Imogen Heap v Janah v Cynthia Lynn Douglass

Qubic — Thu, 10 May 2012 05:57:07 GMT

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Earthly Temple of My Bonnie
Imogen Heap - Earth
Janah - Temple of My Body
Cynthia Lynn Douglass - My Bonnie
Running Time: 3:33

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Earthly Temple of My Bonnie (Voxless Lullaby)
Imogen Heap - Earth
Janah - Temple of My Body
Cynthia Lynn Douglass - My Bonnie
Running Time: 3:33

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I would have embedded the players for the songs, but SU doesn't support the new Official.fm tracks yet. (what's up with that?)

It's been quite a while since I've produced a mash-up, but hopefully I'm not too rusty at this.

This mash-up started out as a couple of tracks that I was using to evaluate different features of a few different music production software programs I was thinking of purchasing, but then the tracks actually started to come together into something interesting and I eventually turned them into an actual mash-up track for Envision's The 4th Point of Procrastination smash-the-genre compilation.

The second track is an instrumental version with the Janah vocals removed, which was not released on Envision's comp. There's some interesting play between the harp and Imogen Heap background vocals that can not be heard with the Janah vocals in place, so I thought an instrumental version was in order.

Using a famous Scottish folk song for one of the sources definitely made this a risky endeavor, but that's what made this one an exciting challenge. Let me know your thoughts on the combination and final results.

WARNING: The melody within this track contains an auditory virus. Listening to it for 3 or more consecutive times without taking a significant break may cause the melody to get stuck in your head. If the melody does get stuck in your head and/or you inadvertently find yourself humming the melody, do not panic. Immediately proceed to listen to my previously produced mash-up track called The Jig is Never Up (featuring Rick Astley and the String Cheese Incident).

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Narcissistic Radio (Korn ft Skrillex vs RATM)

onelove — Wed, 09 May 2012 22:41:46 GMT

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Sources:
RATM- Guerilla radio (pella, remastered bass + elec guitar)
Korn ft Skrillex- Narcissistic Cannibal (mental stems)
Korn- Get Up! (vocal "go!" sample)
Feed Me- Blood Red (bass kick sample)
Other various glitches/sweeps in breakdown

New one from me... first video I've ever made too. Feedback welcome :D

Sister Sledge/M People/MC Miker G & DJ Sven!

mARKYbOY — Tue, 08 May 2012 18:48:26 GMT

Hello again SUS!!

This is the second tune from the most bodacious new compilation SUS 's '70s Mash Up Album'

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M People - How Can I Love You More vocal

Sister Sledge - We Are Family instrumental

MC Miker G & DJ Sven - Family Rap vocal

I still can't insert Soundcloud player :( so click above to have a listen.

mARKY

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Travis vs The Temptations

mARKYbOY — Tue, 08 May 2012 18:42:38 GMT

Hey SUS!!!

I've been away a while but am back now with a new tune from the most excellent SUS 70's Mash Up Album :D

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Travis - Flowers in the Window instrumental

The Temptations - Just My Imagination vocal

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Head over to have a listen - it seems I can't install a player today :(

mARKY

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Deodato Vs Britney Spears with Public enemy

thebassplayer — Mon, 07 May 2012 20:20:23 GMT

Hello all,
Here for your listening pleasure is my latest mashup staring Deodato (Night Cruzer) Vs Britney Spears (Slave to ya) with special guest Public Enemy (Hazy shade of criminal)
Click on the artwork and follow the link to hear it:
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QUEEN vs DAVID BOWIE w/ PET SHOP BOYS-space boy must go on

rider555 — Sun, 06 May 2012 01:01:33 GMT

Inside Koma Electronik, Boutique Maker: Studio Tour, Profile [Gallery, Audio]

Sound Unsound Bot — Sat, 05 May 2012 08:31:10 GMT

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Big or small, talk to many music gear makers, and you’ll find they’re in the business largely for love. But it’s still amazing just how many gear makers choose to go it alone. They build equipment in their flats and garages, hand-packing their creations and shipping it to a world of fellow musicians. Koma Electronik is just one of those in the worldwide scene of boutique hardware makers. We’re especially fond of their interfaces and the company of musicians they keep. So, following up on the video that [You cannot see the link as you're not logged in. Click here to login or here to register.], here’s a more serious look at their process. Kristin Trethewey went to their studio to take a look around, and offers this profile – along with, in its entirety, a conversation she had about what it means to be in this business.

En Vogue (spydermahn bigfoot remix)

spydermahn — Fri, 04 May 2012 19:43:33 GMT

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spydermahn bigfoot remix

Genesis vs Katy Perry - Invisible Part Of Me

Flashard — Thu, 03 May 2012 21:34:50 GMT

My latest offering. Comments welcome, guys! Many thanks. BTW - sorry, can't get the streaming audio to work! :-(

Mixed using Genesis - Invisible Touch (Acapella) and Katy Perry - Part Of Me (Instrumental).

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Hands-on with Koma�s Analog Filter/Sequencer, Gate/Delay, in a Van, with Champagne

Sound Unsound Bot — Thu, 03 May 2012 18:34:10 GMT

Koma’s stuff is good. Really good. So good, you might even want to watch a hands-on video where I’m juggling a camera in one hand and a glass of champagne in the other. Their stompable, playable analog effects show well even in the back of a van circling Musikmesse.

How I came to see this hardware in the van is a story in itself. The trade show gig works like this: you pay an enormous amount of money for some sort of trade membership, then an enormous amount of money for a booth, an enormous amount of money to staff that booth in the form of hotels and travel, and then an enormous amount of money for obscure charges like wireless Internet that doesn’t work right and union staff to unpack your gear and so on. Exact details may vary, but you get the idea. For an independent maker, it often just doesn’t make sense.

Berlin-based Koma Electronik had another idea. “Carpet-bagging,” the term for using your badge to sell your product without a booth, is a strict no-no at these trade shows. But the trade show can’t tell you what you can or can’t do outside the convention. So, at Musikmesse, Koma promised demos in their “limousine” or “Koma Cab” – really a rented van outfitted with an amp for live demos of their gear. Since they’d saved some money, they could even offer free champagne and caviar. The system was easy: call them up, and they picked you up for a ride and some music.

Here, we get an in-depth look at two Koma effects, the FT201 filter/sequencer and BD101 gate/delay. On first glance, these may remind you of the superb Moog Music Moogerfoogers. But in usability and sound, the Koma boxes are very much their own beasts. I always loved on Star Trek: The Next Generation when someone would bark “disable safety protocols.” That’s the feeling of the sound here, whether controlled with your fingers, your feet, control voltage, or distance sensors – all appealing to modular synth lovers, computer users, and guitarists alike. In particular, the gate/delay is capable of some far-out effects, so if you’re bored with me and Koma’s Wouter Jaspers (come on, why?), uh, skip ahead a bit for some really wild sounds after a couple of minutes in the second video (below).

Kristin Trethewey has a separate look at the Koma crew for CDM, but for now, enjoy the videos.

Part one, below, top, shows the filter; the delay is below, bottom. We ask readers: which song fits this scenario better, Dragonette “Black Limousine,” or [You cannot see the link as you're not logged in. Click here to login or here to register.] “Back of the Van”?

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