Remix the EWC anthem track and Win a Recording Session with Spitfire Audio!
The remix contest series winner will win a trip to London to collaborate with virtual instrument makers Spitfire Audio on a bespoke sample pack for their new LABS library at Abbey Road Studios.
The prize includes:
- A trip to London for you and a plus-one
- Help from Spitfire Audio’s top engineers on recording the pack
- Your name featured alongside previous collaborators such as Adele, Frank Ocean and Suho.
- Full credit and payment for your contribution to their virtual instruments library
The Contest:
Choose one or more contest categories, create your EWC anthem remix, and submit it. Each game title participating in the Esport World Cup has its own category. You can submit one entry per game. Besides the grand prize of becoming a signature Spitfire artist, category winners will receive a one-year LABS+ by Spitfire Audio subscription and hardware and software prizes worth over $20,000.
You can participate by creating and publishing your remix in Audiotool or by downloading the stems to create your remix in any DAW, then uploading your stems into Audiotool and publishing from there as an open track for others to discover and remix.
The first categories open today with submission deadlines every two weeks, aligned with the finals of each game at EWC.
The Judges:
Your creations will be assessed by a panel of distinguished judges, including industry luminaries such as Flosstradamus, WLPWR, Oak Felder, and more. With their wealth of experience and expertise, rest assured that your exceptional tracks will be acknowledged and rewarded.
Calling all music and gaming enthusiasts! This is your moment to showcase your talent, unlock your creativity, and seize the opportunity to win amazing prizes, gain industry acclaim, and collaborate with industry giants. Stay tuned for updates and get ready to make some noise!
Have fun and good luck!
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what are the contest catagories
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Don't take this too strict. At the end the judges will choose their favorite tracks
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oh let me do that, i def messed up then
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There are 20 games at the EWC. Each of these games has a certain sound and mood. Your task is to make a track of this mood and if you find the stems in the draft helpfull you can use any part of them. We are currently in round one with four of these 20 games.
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Oh it's on like Donkey Kong Now hehehe...Thank you so very much Snadbrugen and Naswalt...I think I've got it from here guys.
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Ok I have a question for everyone. Is anybody else having some issues loading up the samples in AudioTool, to perform a remix, or is it just me? Plus, so far, from what I can tell, when I play the Anthem track from the Esports Website, the BPM is not the same as when I've uploaded it in Audiotool. Also for some stupid reason my Drum Machine isn't working at all, like literally, at all...It's not my internet, because I have full signal.....I have reloaded this Anthem track trying a remix several, several times, and quite frankly, it's really upsetting.... I'm almost convinced now that this event is not for me. I'm also almost convinced that if your lucky enough to get the samples to load up in Audiotool, that the best thing to do is to download the Samples as Stems, and then upload them to another Producing Program or Platform.... Personally for me, I don't care about doing any remixes. I like creating my own material, my own sound, my own way, in my own time, with my own BPM. I was gonna at least give this remix a try, because I've dreamed about taking a trip to London for a longtime now.
So, I ask this again, IS ANYBODY ELSE HAVING ISSUES IN ANYWAY ON REMIXING THE ANTHEM TRACK? Or is it just me?
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Oh and yes you were so right Naswalt. The samples were WAY TOO LONG LOL..... The Samples I'm uploading to Audiotool are always less than 30 seconds long, so now I'm having to cut, and breakdown the Stems Snadbrugen sent me, which I'm in the midst of doing now so...Thanks again guys. Wish me luck. LOL...I doubt I'll win but hey now I have a fighting chance to give a try... Hopefully.....we shall see I guess.
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Thank you very much Naswalt my friend. You've also been a big help on answering some of my questions. I highly appreciate the input. Respect....and yes, I believe I will do the same, by taking out some of the stems or samples that I don't believe I will use. As far as the Booster goes, I haven't been using the Booster at all for all my projects. I had downloaded it a while back when I first started on Audiotool, and it must have gave me a corrupted file or something, but it did a number on my laptop, and I couldn't even open any of my projects up, so I uninstalled it. So far for me I've been getting along fine without it. That being said, I will keep everything you have mentioned in mind. Luckily, I'm very open minded about all these things.
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Just in case my experience helps @Dj TeK-NjA sometimes the studio can struggle with a TON of long samples. Any of the boosters help. The beta booster loads them WAY faster than the legacy booster btw!
Without the beta booster I've noticed than running every single sample can take a few minutes so I've decided to take out the stems I don't think I'll use.
In the draft that's on the contest page each sample is 87 even. If you upload it and set the loop to 87 bpm you'll have no problem with the tuning. You can also set it as a oneshot if you keep that bpm in mind for your project space
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me and lammy lam
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welp... guess what were doing @@nomadnohome 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
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imagine making a soundtrack at 87.5bpm
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sorry i cannot touch something this epic
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and if i get second or third place? what prizes do I get?
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What's the max amount of collab ppl 1-??
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bro i ain't got time to take making an esports gamer type beet seriously
like bro what i can't even find my clock
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hey wait a minute 🧐
synth braahms part a is just a nightcore remix of 4'33"
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Does it have to be a remix or can it be completely different and original?
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Stems are 175bpm and the first half bar is silence - you're welcome folks :P
How do i export the stems? thanks!