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remix

/ˈriːmɪks/

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remixsubstantiv

remixes

Pl.

/ˈriːmɪks/

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Übersetzungen

ремикс

The DJ played a remix of the popular song.

Диджей сыграл ремикс популярной песни.

Definitionen

A version of a musical recording that has been altered or reworked from the original.

The DJ played a remix of the popular song that had everyone dancing.

A new or different version of something, especially a piece of media or art.

The film's director released a remix of the movie with additional scenes and a different ending.

The act or process of creating a remix.

Remix has become an essential part of modern electronic music production.

Synonyme

remixverb

remixed

Präteritum

remixed

Partizip Perfekt

remixing

Gerundium

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Übersetzungen

ремиксовать

The DJ decided to remix the popular song for the party.

Ди-джей решил ремиксовать популярную песню для вечеринки.

Definitionen

To create a new version of a musical recording by altering the balance of the separate tracks.

The DJ decided to remix the popular song to give it a fresh sound for the club.

To mix or combine elements in a new or different way.

The chef decided to remix the traditional recipe by adding some exotic spices.

Synonyme

remixadjektiv

more remix

Komp.

most remix

Super.

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Used attributively (e.g., "remix album") to denote relation to or characteristic of a remix.

Definitionen

Relating to or characteristic of a remix; released as a remix version.

The remix album received positive reviews from critics.

Synonyme