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oddcol
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Okay, I've recorded an EP for commercial release and have had one of the tracks remixed originally for use as a free give away. The problem is the remix track sounds sooooo much better than the original that I've decided to use the remix track as the actual EP recording and just scrap the original. This means that the remix is now the original mix so technically I can't list the remixer as a remixer as there is no remix.<<<yh, yh, OCD...
I usually write credits in the liner notes as:
Written by me.
Produced by X.
Engineered by Y.
Mixed by Z.
Bearing in mind that the remix is now the original finished tracks, where should I include the remixer in the album notes? Gut instinct says to list him as either a producer or a mixer but that kinda edges out the guys that done the work originally. Should I give him a writing credit? Alternatively should I list him as "arranements by..." or "additional mixing by..."
Sorry if this seems like a pointless question but for some reason it's really getting on my back.
Thxx.
I usually write credits in the liner notes as:
Written by me.
Produced by X.
Engineered by Y.
Mixed by Z.
Bearing in mind that the remix is now the original finished tracks, where should I include the remixer in the album notes? Gut instinct says to list him as either a producer or a mixer but that kinda edges out the guys that done the work originally. Should I give him a writing credit? Alternatively should I list him as "arranements by..." or "additional mixing by..."
Sorry if this seems like a pointless question but for some reason it's really getting on my back.
Thxx.