Andrew Duke 'Chain Reaction' Producers` Contest

Andrew Duke 'Chain Reaction' Producers` Contest

Artist: Andrew Duke (Halifax, Canada)

Background info: Andrew worked together with Pink Floyd, Chicks on Speed, Aaliyah and more artists. Well known in the producers´ scene.

Sponsor: audioBase.com (Vancouver, Canada)

Co - Sponsor: Steinberg (Hamburg, Germany)

Samples: 20 samples from Andrew Duke´s 'Chain Reaction' sample CD

What to do: Produce a killer track with Andrew Duke’s samples available as a free download on the FOEM forum. Then, once your track is produced, simply upload to the FOEM forum to compete with the world´s underground music scene.

Timetable: Contest commences September 1st, 2006

Final absolute deadline for uploading

your tracks is September 30, 2006

Prizes:

1st Prize:

audioBase.com Techno Base 1 Sample DVD

Andrew Duke ‘Chain Reaction’ Sample CD

Steinberg Cubase SE3

netlabel release on FOEM/Crèma

2nd Prize:

audioBase.com Session Base 1 Sample DVD

Andrew Duke ‘Chain Reaction’ Sample CD

Steve Stoll ‘Proper´s Groove’s' CD

3rd Prize:

Andrew Duke ‘Chain Reaction’ Sample CD

Click here to get directly to the contest:

http://www.foem.info

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spam

what a fag

killer.

do i get to met dave navarro?

ps, the samples fucking suck

so do the prizes

What do people do in Novia Scotia, Andrew?

oh yeah, the prizes are pretty much worthless.

how bout a corvette? Couldn't you get a corvette or a laser or something? I know your sitting on something cooler than the "audioBase.com Techno Base 1 Sample DVD"

what is a remix really worth to you?!?

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netlabel release on FOEM/Crèma

Zoley.

Hey lets all make really typical minimal house tracks.

U R COCKMACHINE!

My duck is sad, he is also from the producers scene.

yeah, bit crushing will sort this fucker out

world's gayest prize award.

a life supply of slickbutt lube goes to the original poster in this thread due to spectacular lack of interest.

"i mayk teh elektrick mozik and i plays all teh notes all by myself"

phew, we are not a big company, so the prizes are ok for us. we cant spend money on corvettes, sorry :D

anyway, its more about the fun, not actually the material stuff

hey rockmachine, read the rules. seriously.

well, on many other forums its actually no problem to announce a remix contest or so

if you consider this as spam, please take our excuse and delete it ;) we do not want to cause any trouble in here

so, what kind of submission is more likely to win? generic club techno thing more likely to sell or something that actually is remotely original?

  dr. drumatix said:

so, what kind of submission is more likely to win? generic club techno thing more likely to sell or something that actually is remotely original?

its open to any genre. its not about making a mainstream boring shit tune but aking something new, something original. if you go into electronic music or into whatever, its open for anything.

only the quality of the track will be the thing to decide, not if as many people as possible like it ;)

  rockmachine said:

its open to any genre. its not about making a mainstream boring shit tune but aking something new, something original. if you go into electronic music or into whatever, its open for anything.

 

only the quality of the track will be the thing to decide, not if as many people as possible like it ;)

*works on grindcore-nurseryrhyme-bluegrass version*

I'll remix bloody anything, me. Might have a go if I get time.