remix
- noun
- /ˈriːmɪks/
- MIRIAM: Ninety-nine Australian tour, with the Girl I Love Your Jeans remix.
- remix videos
- remix contest
- Remix exhibition
So that's actually the remix to EI right?
- So that's actually the remix to EI right?
- And then, yeah, Duke and Jones made the remix on TikTok.
- That's the first piece called Nocturnal Remix.
- Post it on the Internet and say dad girl, let's work it out on the remix.
- This is the TARDIS Pro Remix.
- The I'm Blue Dabba D kind of remix by David Guetta and yeah, yeah, I'm good.
- Pitbull is on a remix of Gasolina, and Bass is always about the remixes.
- It, it blew up from, I believe it was from TikTok, but he posted this Squid Games remix and it's really good.
- It has his first single, Happy Little Pill on it and also Fault on Our Stars Remix, which he has previously released, which is amazing.
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As the art form of video remix has evolved, distinct subgenres have emerged.
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Does the remix change the way you see or feel about either text?
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It's probably the worst remix I have ever heard.
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The exploration of video remix allows for important ideas to be introduced and questions to be asked.
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Is this a remix of the Disney Afternoon theme song?
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Ask students to analyze why and how the remix critiques the original.
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Other students viewed remix as a new form of cultural production that required new ways of defining authorship.
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However, discussions about the ethical responsibilities of the remixer and the effects of remix were more heated.
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Pitbull is on a remix of Gasolina, and Bass is always about the remixes.
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The DJ played a popular remix of the song that had everyone dancing.
Synonyms
A new version of a film or song made from an earlier one
A new piece made by mixing parts of different songs or videos
The act of creating a new version of a film, song, or story
Creating a new song or artwork by changing a well-known piece
A new version of a song made with changes by the artist or a DJ
A new version of a text, film, or recording changed after its first release
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Etymology
Remix comes from the parts re- meaning 'again' and mix meaning 'to combine'. A remix is literally a 'mix again', like when a DJ or artist mixes a song in a new way to make a new version.