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remix definition

re·mix (rē miks; for n.miks′)

transitive verb remixed -·mixed′, remixing -·mix′·ing

to mix again; specif., to mix () (sounds) on (a tape, disc, etc.) in a different way

noun

a mixing or being mixed again; specif., a new mix () of sounds in a recording

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remix Usage Examples

Object

  • track: We are giving you the opportunity to remix a track taken from the superb Digital Midgets 12 " ' We Always Have Been ' .

Converse of object

  • hear: I'm pretty sure I heard a remix of ' Soldiers ' in there somewhere.

Adjective modifier

  • instrumental: This single is completed by the obligatory instrumental remix of the ' A ' side.

Modifies a noun

  • album: Finally Lemon presents a remix album from Hollywood's most sleazy!

Noun used with modifier

  • dance: A dance remix of the song is reported to be gaining notoriety in the holiday resort of Ibiza.

Preposition: of

  • track: The first single from the album will be Poster Of A Girl, backed by a MSTRKRFT remix of standout album track Monster Hospital.
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