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Friday, 30 April 2010
Students Remix TV Theme Tunes
BTEC Music and Music Technology year 1 students were set an assignment to produce a remix of a TV theme tune. They were given the melody line and chord progressions as well as a handful of samples to start with. They then used Logic software to create their remixes. All the finished remixes were entered into a ‘TV Remix’ competition where all the students listened to the tracks and voted for their favourites in a number of categories. The winners received certificates and prizes including music books written by Paul White, editor of Sound On Sound magazine.
Category of ‘Best Overall Production’
First Place – Chris Orwin
Second Place – Sam Percival
Third Place – Sam Ballet
In the category of ‘Most Musical Remix’
First Place – Jordan Linsey
Second Place – Shelley Peters
Third Place – Matt Hurst
In the category of ‘Biggest Dancefloor Filla’
First Place – Guy Speakman
Second Place – Liam Henwood
Third Place – Dan Canvin
In the category of ‘Best Use of FX’
First Place – Scott Linton
Second Place – George Dunscome
Third Place – Jake Ball
In the category of ‘Wackiest Remix’
First Place – Luke Holbrook
Second Place – Nathan Askill
Third Place – Chelsea Paget