Definition of remix in English:

remix

verb riːˈmɪksriˈmɪks

[with object]

1Mix (something) again.
the blood cells and plasma are remixed and returned to the patient
Example sentencesExamples
- Each dungeon has been redesigned to offer new challenges - and in turn, mess with returning players by remixing the puzzles and the room progression completely.
- When separated it can be remixed simply by shaking hard in a jar with a lid.
- Working in her home, she would mix and remix complex blends of essential oils and other ingredients to create fragrances with the qualities she wanted.
1. 1.1 Produce a different version of (a musical recording) by altering the balance of the separate tracks.
  they remixed their first single
  Example sentencesExamples
  All the people that have remixed my tracks have been friends of mine.
  Remixing an album by the greatest rock band of all time can be, well, daunting.
  The tracks have not been remixed as much as they have been distorted through numerous filters.
  It seems like hes run out of ideas a minute and a half into it and has to revert to remixing his old hardcore tracks to get the momentum flowing again.
  I really like that new bands are getting into having their songs remixed.
  I, personally, would like to see this album remixed with some different drum parts to hear how good it could really be.
  It takes a few more chances than, say, Presley's latest remixed No. 1 smash.
  A third and final version, remixed by Amundsen, closes the album.
  Whereas most artists are content to recycle successful albums with the odd bonus track for extra sales revenue, this particular musical genius has re-visited and remixed his latest long-player in the form of Guerolito.
  At the other end of the extreme is ‘Make It Mine’, remixed by Moby.
  There are some dancefloor fillers, such as recent single, Lately, which is also remixed as a bonus final track but, again, they lack anything to really made them stand out.
  He makes a jazz album first, and then allows separate ground for the turntablists to remix five of the original tracks.
  You have had some big names remixing tracks from Simple Things, and Stereolab have remixed Home.
  It's like with remixing, I'll remix anybody, especially stuff that I was really into when I was a kid, like Depeche Mode or Anne Clark.
  The joyride begins with songs that feel more like remixed versions of real ones.
  Two bonus tracks, remixed by Brazilian DJ team BossaCucaNova, will have you bounding out of your seat.
  They copy from each other, remixing the songs and add to the songs.
  I remember asking if I could get a DJ to remix one of my tracks, and they called him and it was $20,000 to do the mix.
  So he should immediately farm this whole record out to all kinds of good producers who could remix it entirely and try to make it better.
  Are you quite choosy in the tracks you decide to remix?

noun ˈriːmɪksˈrimɪks

A version of a musical recording produced by remixing.
eight remixes of the track are featured on the CD
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike most remixes, each track is treated beyond a simple representation or repetition of its original.
- I'm going to wait for the disco remix, and it's going to be great.
- Expect the remix of ‘Rude Boy’ to be hitting the airwaves soon featuring some of the best MCs in the game.
- Crucially it was a label where artists could experiment - wild remixes often became the version of choice.
- Did you know that there are four remixes of that song?
- And I believe this is the techno remix version.
- Some people did their remixes in a week or even a couple of days.
- The energetic pair also include remixes by four close and talented friends.
- Often we include remixes of old pieces in our pre or post concert music.
- Every song comes out as the hip-hop remix.
- However, he soon returned to it, and started doing odd music assignments, such as singing remixes and cover versions, besides ad jingles.
- The result is a two-disc release that features remixes and originals.
- It's not really fair to demand musical brilliance from remixes, although it can be done.
- As the electronic descendant of the lowly ‘cover version,’ the remix has become an inventive genre in its own right.
- So the message is clear, if you want to make music that sells then it makes good sense to give remixes a try.
- In addition to remixes of previously released tracks, Camphor features two new songs.
- The project naturally developed into collecting not only videos, but also original recordings and remixes into two double albums packed to the hilt with gems.
- Sting has quite clearly taken the third path and seduced a host of new fans through remixes, cover versions and car commercials.
- This isn't the follow-up to Chin Up Chin Up's promising debut, but a reprint of their first EP with the addition of two remixes, an acoustic version of ‘Falcons and Vulcans’, and a video.
- These remixes come close to capturing the spirit of other jazz-remix projects such as Germany's Mojo series, Verve Remixed and, of course, the various Blue Note Revisited series.

Derivatives

remixer

noun

Having released two albums and a handful of singles, the remixer has become progressively more sought after by people seeking to give their material a makeover.
Example sentencesExamples
- He's a successful singer/songwriter, recording artist, record producer and dance remixer.
- Nowadays he is deemed to be one of the top garage producers and remixers, after all it was Ed who turned the Gorillaz ‘Clint Eastwood’ in to a killer club track.
- That said, you've gotta be able to pair great songs with great remixers to end up with a great remix project.
- If ever an album screamed out to be exploited by remixers, this is it.

Definition of remix in US English:

remix

verbriˈmɪksrēˈmiks

[with object]

1Mix (something) again.
the blood cells and plasma are remixed and returned to the patient
Example sentencesExamples
- Working in her home, she would mix and remix complex blends of essential oils and other ingredients to create fragrances with the qualities she wanted.
- Each dungeon has been redesigned to offer new challenges - and in turn, mess with returning players by remixing the puzzles and the room progression completely.
- When separated it can be remixed simply by shaking hard in a jar with a lid.
1. 1.1 Produce a different version of (a musical recording) by altering the balance of the separate tracks.
  they remixed their first single
  Example sentencesExamples
  So he should immediately farm this whole record out to all kinds of good producers who could remix it entirely and try to make it better.
  At the other end of the extreme is ‘Make It Mine’, remixed by Moby.
  You have had some big names remixing tracks from Simple Things, and Stereolab have remixed Home.
  He makes a jazz album first, and then allows separate ground for the turntablists to remix five of the original tracks.
  It takes a few more chances than, say, Presley's latest remixed No. 1 smash.
  All the people that have remixed my tracks have been friends of mine.
  Two bonus tracks, remixed by Brazilian DJ team BossaCucaNova, will have you bounding out of your seat.
  The tracks have not been remixed as much as they have been distorted through numerous filters.
  They copy from each other, remixing the songs and add to the songs.
  I remember asking if I could get a DJ to remix one of my tracks, and they called him and it was $20,000 to do the mix.
  I really like that new bands are getting into having their songs remixed.
  Whereas most artists are content to recycle successful albums with the odd bonus track for extra sales revenue, this particular musical genius has re-visited and remixed his latest long-player in the form of Guerolito.
  The joyride begins with songs that feel more like remixed versions of real ones.
  There are some dancefloor fillers, such as recent single, Lately, which is also remixed as a bonus final track but, again, they lack anything to really made them stand out.
  It's like with remixing, I'll remix anybody, especially stuff that I was really into when I was a kid, like Depeche Mode or Anne Clark.
  Are you quite choosy in the tracks you decide to remix?
  It seems like hes run out of ideas a minute and a half into it and has to revert to remixing his old hardcore tracks to get the momentum flowing again.
  I, personally, would like to see this album remixed with some different drum parts to hear how good it could really be.
  Remixing an album by the greatest rock band of all time can be, well, daunting.
  A third and final version, remixed by Amundsen, closes the album.

nounˈrimɪksˈrēmiks

A different version of a musical recording produced by remixing.
eight remixes of the track are featured on the CD
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike most remixes, each track is treated beyond a simple representation or repetition of its original.
- Some people did their remixes in a week or even a couple of days.
- This isn't the follow-up to Chin Up Chin Up's promising debut, but a reprint of their first EP with the addition of two remixes, an acoustic version of ‘Falcons and Vulcans’, and a video.
- The project naturally developed into collecting not only videos, but also original recordings and remixes into two double albums packed to the hilt with gems.
- Often we include remixes of old pieces in our pre or post concert music.
- Crucially it was a label where artists could experiment - wild remixes often became the version of choice.
- However, he soon returned to it, and started doing odd music assignments, such as singing remixes and cover versions, besides ad jingles.
- The result is a two-disc release that features remixes and originals.
- Expect the remix of ‘Rude Boy’ to be hitting the airwaves soon featuring some of the best MCs in the game.
- I'm going to wait for the disco remix, and it's going to be great.
- In addition to remixes of previously released tracks, Camphor features two new songs.
- Did you know that there are four remixes of that song?
- The energetic pair also include remixes by four close and talented friends.
- These remixes come close to capturing the spirit of other jazz-remix projects such as Germany's Mojo series, Verve Remixed and, of course, the various Blue Note Revisited series.
- As the electronic descendant of the lowly ‘cover version,’ the remix has become an inventive genre in its own right.
- And I believe this is the techno remix version.
- Sting has quite clearly taken the third path and seduced a host of new fans through remixes, cover versions and car commercials.
- So the message is clear, if you want to make music that sells then it makes good sense to give remixes a try.
- It's not really fair to demand musical brilliance from remixes, although it can be done.
- Every song comes out as the hip-hop remix.

单词	remix
释义	Definition of remix in English: remix verb riːˈmɪksriˈmɪks [with object] 1Mix (something) again. the blood cells and plasma are remixed and returned to the patient Example sentencesExamples Each dungeon has been redesigned to offer new challenges - and in turn, mess with returning players by remixing the puzzles and the room progression completely. When separated it can be remixed simply by shaking hard in a jar with a lid. Working in her home, she would mix and remix complex blends of essential oils and other ingredients to create fragrances with the qualities she wanted. 1.1 Produce a different version of (a musical recording) by altering the balance of the separate tracks. they remixed their first single Example sentencesExamples All the people that have remixed my tracks have been friends of mine. Remixing an album by the greatest rock band of all time can be, well, daunting. The tracks have not been remixed as much as they have been distorted through numerous filters. It seems like hes run out of ideas a minute and a half into it and has to revert to remixing his old hardcore tracks to get the momentum flowing again. I really like that new bands are getting into having their songs remixed. I, personally, would like to see this album remixed with some different drum parts to hear how good it could really be. It takes a few more chances than, say, Presley's latest remixed No. 1 smash. A third and final version, remixed by Amundsen, closes the album. Whereas most artists are content to recycle successful albums with the odd bonus track for extra sales revenue, this particular musical genius has re-visited and remixed his latest long-player in the form of Guerolito. At the other end of the extreme is ‘Make It Mine’, remixed by Moby. There are some dancefloor fillers, such as recent single, Lately, which is also remixed as a bonus final track but, again, they lack anything to really made them stand out. He makes a jazz album first, and then allows separate ground for the turntablists to remix five of the original tracks. You have had some big names remixing tracks from Simple Things, and Stereolab have remixed Home. It's like with remixing, I'll remix anybody, especially stuff that I was really into when I was a kid, like Depeche Mode or Anne Clark. The joyride begins with songs that feel more like remixed versions of real ones. Two bonus tracks, remixed by Brazilian DJ team BossaCucaNova, will have you bounding out of your seat. They copy from each other, remixing the songs and add to the songs. I remember asking if I could get a DJ to remix one of my tracks, and they called him and it was $20,000 to do the mix. So he should immediately farm this whole record out to all kinds of good producers who could remix it entirely and try to make it better. Are you quite choosy in the tracks you decide to remix? noun ˈriːmɪksˈrimɪks A version of a musical recording produced by remixing. eight remixes of the track are featured on the CD Example sentencesExamples Unlike most remixes, each track is treated beyond a simple representation or repetition of its original. I'm going to wait for the disco remix, and it's going to be great. Expect the remix of ‘Rude Boy’ to be hitting the airwaves soon featuring some of the best MCs in the game. Crucially it was a label where artists could experiment - wild remixes often became the version of choice. Did you know that there are four remixes of that song? And I believe this is the techno remix version. Some people did their remixes in a week or even a couple of days. The energetic pair also include remixes by four close and talented friends. Often we include remixes of old pieces in our pre or post concert music. Every song comes out as the hip-hop remix. However, he soon returned to it, and started doing odd music assignments, such as singing remixes and cover versions, besides ad jingles. The result is a two-disc release that features remixes and originals. It's not really fair to demand musical brilliance from remixes, although it can be done. As the electronic descendant of the lowly ‘cover version,’ the remix has become an inventive genre in its own right. So the message is clear, if you want to make music that sells then it makes good sense to give remixes a try. In addition to remixes of previously released tracks, Camphor features two new songs. The project naturally developed into collecting not only videos, but also original recordings and remixes into two double albums packed to the hilt with gems. Sting has quite clearly taken the third path and seduced a host of new fans through remixes, cover versions and car commercials. This isn't the follow-up to Chin Up Chin Up's promising debut, but a reprint of their first EP with the addition of two remixes, an acoustic version of ‘Falcons and Vulcans’, and a video. These remixes come close to capturing the spirit of other jazz-remix projects such as Germany's Mojo series, Verve Remixed and, of course, the various Blue Note Revisited series. Derivatives remixer noun Having released two albums and a handful of singles, the remixer has become progressively more sought after by people seeking to give their material a makeover. Example sentencesExamples He's a successful singer/songwriter, recording artist, record producer and dance remixer. Nowadays he is deemed to be one of the top garage producers and remixers, after all it was Ed who turned the Gorillaz ‘Clint Eastwood’ in to a killer club track. That said, you've gotta be able to pair great songs with great remixers to end up with a great remix project. If ever an album screamed out to be exploited by remixers, this is it. Definition of remix in US English: remix verbriˈmɪksrēˈmiks [with object] 1Mix (something) again. the blood cells and plasma are remixed and returned to the patient Example sentencesExamples Working in her home, she would mix and remix complex blends of essential oils and other ingredients to create fragrances with the qualities she wanted. Each dungeon has been redesigned to offer new challenges - and in turn, mess with returning players by remixing the puzzles and the room progression completely. When separated it can be remixed simply by shaking hard in a jar with a lid. 1.1 Produce a different version of (a musical recording) by altering the balance of the separate tracks. they remixed their first single Example sentencesExamples So he should immediately farm this whole record out to all kinds of good producers who could remix it entirely and try to make it better. At the other end of the extreme is ‘Make It Mine’, remixed by Moby. You have had some big names remixing tracks from Simple Things, and Stereolab have remixed Home. He makes a jazz album first, and then allows separate ground for the turntablists to remix five of the original tracks. It takes a few more chances than, say, Presley's latest remixed No. 1 smash. All the people that have remixed my tracks have been friends of mine. Two bonus tracks, remixed by Brazilian DJ team BossaCucaNova, will have you bounding out of your seat. The tracks have not been remixed as much as they have been distorted through numerous filters. They copy from each other, remixing the songs and add to the songs. I remember asking if I could get a DJ to remix one of my tracks, and they called him and it was $20,000 to do the mix. I really like that new bands are getting into having their songs remixed. Whereas most artists are content to recycle successful albums with the odd bonus track for extra sales revenue, this particular musical genius has re-visited and remixed his latest long-player in the form of Guerolito. The joyride begins with songs that feel more like remixed versions of real ones. There are some dancefloor fillers, such as recent single, Lately, which is also remixed as a bonus final track but, again, they lack anything to really made them stand out. It's like with remixing, I'll remix anybody, especially stuff that I was really into when I was a kid, like Depeche Mode or Anne Clark. Are you quite choosy in the tracks you decide to remix? It seems like hes run out of ideas a minute and a half into it and has to revert to remixing his old hardcore tracks to get the momentum flowing again. I, personally, would like to see this album remixed with some different drum parts to hear how good it could really be. Remixing an album by the greatest rock band of all time can be, well, daunting. A third and final version, remixed by Amundsen, closes the album. nounˈrimɪksˈrēmiks A different version of a musical recording produced by remixing. eight remixes of the track are featured on the CD Example sentencesExamples Unlike most remixes, each track is treated beyond a simple representation or repetition of its original. Some people did their remixes in a week or even a couple of days. This isn't the follow-up to Chin Up Chin Up's promising debut, but a reprint of their first EP with the addition of two remixes, an acoustic version of ‘Falcons and Vulcans’, and a video. The project naturally developed into collecting not only videos, but also original recordings and remixes into two double albums packed to the hilt with gems. Often we include remixes of old pieces in our pre or post concert music. Crucially it was a label where artists could experiment - wild remixes often became the version of choice. However, he soon returned to it, and started doing odd music assignments, such as singing remixes and cover versions, besides ad jingles. The result is a two-disc release that features remixes and originals. Expect the remix of ‘Rude Boy’ to be hitting the airwaves soon featuring some of the best MCs in the game. I'm going to wait for the disco remix, and it's going to be great. In addition to remixes of previously released tracks, Camphor features two new songs. Did you know that there are four remixes of that song? The energetic pair also include remixes by four close and talented friends. These remixes come close to capturing the spirit of other jazz-remix projects such as Germany's Mojo series, Verve Remixed and, of course, the various Blue Note Revisited series. As the electronic descendant of the lowly ‘cover version,’ the remix has become an inventive genre in its own right. And I believe this is the techno remix version. Sting has quite clearly taken the third path and seduced a host of new fans through remixes, cover versions and car commercials. So the message is clear, if you want to make music that sells then it makes good sense to give remixes a try. It's not really fair to demand musical brilliance from remixes, although it can be done. Every song comes out as the hip-hop remix.
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