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Hello Everyone, Over the past few days I've made remixes of the following songs: This time of night, Every Little Counts, All Day Long, Way of Life, As it was(Live Tokyo), Sunrise(Live "We may be your black sheep remix"), and Subculture. I've just been using "MP3 Surgeon" and "Best Practice" and only had the original song as source material (I can't for the life of me figure out Acid Pro, although I'm working on it).

In my opinion each remix turned out better than the original. "This time of night" turned from unlistenable to very dark and dancy, Every Little Counts now sounds MAJESTIC, All Day Long has more of the word section (so lacking in the original), Way of Life is now listenable, Sunrise is now faster, aggressive, and inspirational ("we may be your blacksheep...") I'm going to start working on other songs of the older New Order material (their best material in my opinion), but I was wondering if anyone was interested in these remixes. I could post them on RapidShare.

Dean.

PS-I've done Shell Shock too.

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Very modest.

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Dean Cutillar wrote:

In my opinion each remix turned out better than the original. "This time of night" turned from unlistenable to very dark and dancy, Every Little Counts now sounds MAJESTIC, All Day Long has more of the word section (so lacking in the original), Way of Life is now listenable, Sunrise is now faster, aggressive, and inspirational ("we may be your blacksheep...") I'm going to start working on other songs of the older New Order material (their best material in my opinion), but I was wondering if anyone was interested in these remixes. I could post them on RapidShare.

Dean.

PS-I've done Shell Shock too.

You'll go far. Not here, but somewhere.

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Dean Cutillar wrote: Hello Everyone, In my opinion each remix turned out better than the original.

In my opinion you can't get better than the originals

Dean Cutillar wrote: "This time of night" turned from unlistenable to very dark and dancy,

I've always managed to listen to TTON

Dean Cutillar wrote: Every Little Counts now sounds MAJESTIC,

Good use of CAPITALS...

Dean Cutillar wrote: All Day Long has more of the word section (so lacking in the original),

Is the word section like the brass or string or woodwind section?

Dean Cutillar wrote: Way of Life is now listenable,

You may be on to something there...

Dean Cutillar wrote: Sunrise is now faster, aggressive, and inspirational ("we may be your blacksheep...")

Wow, I've always wondered what Sunrise would sound like if it were aggressive, rather than the wimpy little tune it actually is...

Looks like we won't need to buy Community 2...

Snorri xxx

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Dean Cutillar wrote:

PS-I've done Shell Shock too.

Now that one could well sound better than the original...

Snorri xxx

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I nicked £50 million last week, scored in the Carling Cup final at the weekend AND had a threesome with Digital Mike and Martin Gore over lunch and you don't hear me boasting, do you?

Well, until now...

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By cutting 'n pasting a mp3 file you don't come up with a remix.

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Ok, This Time Of Night is one of the best New Order tracks out there, how the hell do you get off calling it unlistenable? Do you even LIKE New Order? Just because you have Crystal and Blue Monday '88 on your iPod doesn't make you a fan.

Prove me wrong by posting DL links.

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Dean Cutillar wrote: Hello Everyone, Over the past few days I've made remixes of the following songs: This time of night, Every Little Counts, All Day Long, Way of Life, As it was(Live Tokyo), Sunrise(Live "We may be your black sheep remix"), and Subculture. I've just been using "MP3 Surgeon" and "Best Practice" and only had the original song as source material (I can't for the life of me figure out Acid Pro, although I'm working on it).

In my opinion each remix turned out better than the original. "This time of night" turned from unlistenable to very dark and dancy, Every Little Counts now sounds MAJESTIC, All Day Long has more of the word section (so lacking in the original), Way of Life is now listenable, Sunrise is now faster, aggressive, and inspirational ("we may be your blacksheep...") I'm going to start working on other songs of the older New Order material (their best material in my opinion), but I was wondering if anyone was interested in these remixes. I could post them on RapidShare.

Dean.

PS-I've done Shell Shock too.

Yes I'd be interested in hearing them, but This Time of Night, better than the original???

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Dean Cutillar wrote: Hello Everyone, Over the past few days I've made remixes of the following songs: This time of night, Every Little Counts, All Day Long, Way of Life, As it was(Live Tokyo), Sunrise(Live "We may be your black sheep remix"), and Subculture. I've just been using "MP3 Surgeon" and "Best Practice" and only had the original song as source material (I can't for the life of me figure out Acid Pro, although I'm working on it).

In my opinion each remix turned out better than the original. "This time of night" turned from unlistenable to very dark and dancy, Every Little Counts now sounds MAJESTIC, All Day Long has more of the word section (so lacking in the original), Way of Life is now listenable, Sunrise is now faster, aggressive, and inspirational ("we may be your blacksheep...") I'm going to start working on other songs of the older New Order material (their best material in my opinion), but I was wondering if anyone was interested in these remixes. I could post them on RapidShare.

Dean.

PS-I've done Shell Shock too.

Yes I'd be interested in hearing them, but This Time of Night, better than the original???

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You don't believe I'm a New Order fan? Listen, I have been a fan for literally decades, since "Brotherhood" came out. Although people think this record was weak, I really actually loved most of the songs on it. I'm not kinding when I say that New Orders early material was the best, their new stuff from Get Ready on lacks the quality of anger and depression, but still seeing hope and beauty in the world. I used to drive for hours listening to "Sooner than you think", "Bizarre Love Triangle", "ShellShock", "Thieves Like Us", "Temptation (Something Wild edit)". I bought up all their 12 inches and they didn't disappoint.

This new stuff lacks something present in the old stuff, although it can get close at times, the Dracula song does at times. I was a fan of the angry New Order, and I wish they would get angry again, to tell you the truth, because they'd probably make better music.

Sorry, maybe I was overstating my descriptions of the originals as "unlistenable", I think I just meant that these songs could have been much better. Thanks for the replys, I don't mean to be boasting or immodest, it's just that for years I have wanted to improve some of these songs, and now I've done it, and I like the result. I hope you do too. Here are the links:

Download-Link: http://rapidshare.de/files/14294354/NewOrder-EveryLittleCounts\_\_Cutillar\_Remix108\_.mp3.html

Download-Link: http://rapidshare.de/files/14295613/NewOrder-ThisTimeOfNight-CutillarRemix110.mp3.html

Download-Link: http://rapidshare.de/files/14296584/NewOrder-WayofLifeCutillarRemix109.mp3.html

Download-Link: http://rapidshare.de/files/14297426/NewOrder-ShellShockCutillarRemix103.mp3.html

Please give me your opinion on them, I would like some feedback.

Dean.

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Dean Cutillar wrote: You don't believe I'm a New Order fan? Listen, I have been a fan for literally decades, --for hours listening This new stuff lacks something present --make better music.-- like the result. I hope you do too. Here are the links: feedback.Dean.

thanX. don't think the questions were if you tasted New Order or not. just was a little tasteless to march up say that here -X- is how loud it should've been. cool, and fun, that you've put the work into openning emphasizing the tunes. for that appreciated. J.

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Just listened to This Time of Night. I'm struggling to understand how you 'made it listenable' or indeed changed anything at all, aside from abruptly cutting random segments. Don't rate it all and don't rate your attitude. So there you are!

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I'm always open to any remix,and dare I say it,the Richard X remix of BLT actually surpasses the original,especially the ext. mix.Sorry Dean,can't get the link to work,but as mentioned on a couple of posts here,This Time Of Night is perfect.

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Can never get Rapidshare links to work as I use a broadband router (and thus this masks the IP address)... I'm buggered if I'm going to fork out cash for a 'premium' account just because of this... :skeptic:

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Wasim,

Segments from the original song was all I had to work with my friend. I am NOT a professional DJ. Yes, the remix is not perfect yet. It is a work in progress right now. What did you think of the other remixes?

Dean.

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Nick,

I've put the songs on my Limewire folder. If you use Limewire, it's a peer to peer download site (like Napster used to be), just type NewOrder and Cutillar for you search criteria, and you should get the songs. I'll leave my computer on until probably 0700 Central Euro Time.

Dean.

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They're not 'good' remixes, the BPM's have been beefed up by the sound of it, but there's nothing added to the songs - after all, would it have hurt to try some new synth parts to overlay on the tracks, or add some extra guitar or reprogrammed drums. Best bet would've been to take the Acapella of "Confusion" and do something other than randomise the original.

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Just downloaded these 'mixes'. Actually, no, I'm not going to say anything. Walk away, walk away..

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Razed In A New Division Of Agony wrote: Just downloaded these 'mixes'. Actually, no, I'm not going to say anything. Walk away, walk away..

Me too. And this is my final word on the subject: Wibble... (Although I did want to use 'unlistenable' somewhere)...

Snorri xxx

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Snorrimon wrote:

Razed In A New Division Of Agony wrote: Just downloaded these 'mixes'. Actually, no, I'm not going to say anything. Walk away, walk away..

-in siIlence...justMe too. And this is my final word on the subject: Wibble... Snorrixxx

And if I bought a faster car. I'd drive it bloody well. trumpet, 2,3, --bass, drums, 7, 8 , bass, 5, 6, a-h h whey, hey, drums, snare, 5, 6, bass, bells, bass, 4, 5.., And -X- would try the patience of a Saint.

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You bunch of sarcastic b******s - isn't sarcasm the lowest form of wit?

Actually, the pun is the lowest form of wit. Check this out from my own Tommy Cooper Remix of True Faith "I used to think that the day would never come when my life would depend on the morning pun....."

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OK, these can probably not be called "remixes", perhaps "re-arrangements", but I would rather listen to my version of "this time of night" than the original any day. In, fact, I would rather listen to my versions of all the songs there, instead of the orignals. That was my point to begin with.

There is plenty of excellent New Order music out there. There was just a few that I thought weren't given the proper "attention" and could have been much better, especially on the "Brotherhood" record.

Dean.

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Dean Cutillar wrote: OK, these can probably not be called "remixes", perhaps "re-arrangements", but I would rather listen to my version of "this time of night" than the original any day. In, fact, I would rather listen to my versions of all the songs there, instead of the orignals. That was my point to begin with.

There is plenty of excellent New Order music out there. There was just a few that I thought weren't given the proper "attention" and could have been much better, especially on the "Brotherhood" record.

Dean.

I agree with not liking the production on Brotherhood, compared with their other albums. For me its a bit muddled and messy and there didnt seem to be a clear vision or central control by anybody. Thats not to say that I dont enjoy the album though and I think it has some great tracks.

However if I were to be as bold as to say I prefere my versions I know it couldnt be done by mearly rearranging them. It would be done by accessing the original recordings, varying each track levels, taking out certain instrument tracks and adding additioning tracks.

For instance, it might be interesting to change Way of Life into a more poppy version, making the acoustic guitar louder and the bass lower in the mix, adding more keyboard, etc.

I would be interested in hearing your versions and I look forward to getting my limewire working again to access them. Ill listen with an open mind (and ear).

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