Any body knows which program can make remix of songs? Thanks, and if is FREE, will be better!
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download atomix or magnetmix
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My favorite, and it's free, is http://audacity.sourceforge.net .  There are lots of free plug-ins available for it, too.
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I have to agree with Sportivo. Audacity is quick and easy to use, and is also completely free :D\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
201601
Sorry, I don't know that one. But wait! I know this really cool club remix called "Ever After". listen to it, you'll like it too!
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limewire, or kazzah. they are programs you have to download, but you can download just about any other song from one of those two programs.
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I am using nero,musicmatch,and windows too.. try them they are the bestest!
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Heres a free program, just what your looking for.\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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It depends on how much you want to program your own sounds verus leveraging pre-canned loops and samples culled from the songs you want to remix.\n\nI'm still a big fan of Acid --- Orignally from Sonic Foundry but now a product offered by Sony Music:\n\nhttp://www.sonymediasoftware.com/products/acidfamily.asp\n\nAcid is excellent for working with loops -- it allows you to easily time-stretch loops and transpose them to work well with other loops culled from other sources.  A lot of what makes people love Garageband (Apple's entry-level music software) was first pioneered in Acid.  The main limitation of Acid is that it has limited or no support for the creation of your own original sounds and sequences -- it's more of a loop arranger.\n\nAnother outstanding application is Propellerheads Reason 3.0 (http://www.propellerheads.se/products/reason/) \n\nReaon gives you an entire virtual rack of synthesizers, samplers, and effects that you can intuitively connect with virtual patch cables.  Every knob is designed to be twiddled in real time and the best thing is that all these modifications can be recorded for playback or fine-tuning.\n\nFinally, a third application you might want to check out is Ableton Live (http://www.ableton.com/index.php?main=live)  Live is extremely popular among performing musicians today because it is optimized for live performance or on-the-fly creation/arranging of songs.  The application is a bit like Acid in that it is mainly intended for working with building blocks of pre-created loops (either instrument loops or sampled material) with an interface and workflow that makes it very easy to add, subtract, and tweak stuff as the rest of the song plays back.  \n\nBetween the 3 applications I'm sure you'll find something that work for you.  Best of all, you can download free trial versions of all applications to see for yourself.  Happy remixing!
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Go to limewire.com, download the program EJay. My husband is on that thing all the time! I'll give it up to him though he's made some good beats!
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Well first of all- what file type are the songs?\nIf Wav; MP3; or WMA; I can recommend a converter. It's called dBpowerAMP. Now; you have to get a codec to have the ability to convert them (one for MP3; WMA; and mP4-sorry no qcp).\n\nIts a very niffty program. I hope this helps.
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just descrease the bit rate of the song using either Sony Sound forge or cool edit pro.If u want one for free use goldwave.   www.goldwave.com
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I do not know any website but you can visit CRAIG'S website to stream his remixes. www.craigdavid.co.uk
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Audacity, free and easy to use. GREAT PROGRAM! It's not Audacity.com, but they do have a link there though. You might just want to Google/Yahoo "Audacity Audio Editing" or search it on download.com
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Did you listen to each song to make sure it was complete before you burned the CD? Sometimes only partial songs are offered on limewire. I always listen to each song and MAKE SURE that the files are compatible with my CD burning program before burning. I suggest using Gold Wave - a great program - you can edit songs - make them louder or softer - delete long fades - save as a different file type - it's awesome. Hope this long winded diatribe helped!
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You might try Finale.  They have a free edition. I don't remember if you can change voices or not.  I use Cakewalk.  It is not free, but a very good program for manipulating MIDI files.
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for free songs, you will definitely need to link up to a p2p network or go to a warez network. and thanks for the song, i like it too.
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depends on the mood you want. we've done custom remixes on pop/dance such as "switch" or "toxic" - generally something up tempo w/ steady thump