Definition of remix - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
recordingreimagined version of a recording
- The remix gave the old song a fresh sound.
2.
musicsong made by combining different songs
- She loved the remix that blended her favorite tracks.
Verb
1.
musiccreate a new version of a song
- The DJ will remix the popular track.
2.
mediamodify a work in any medium
- He wants to remix the video footage.
3.
creative combinationRare combine elements to create something newRare
- She loves to remix vintage and modern styles in her designs..
Origin of remix
English, re- (again) + mix (combine)
Terms with remix included in their meaning
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music
remix songs into one
music
remix combining songs from different artists
song remix
compilation of various elements into one
music
remix combining multiple songs into one track
upbeat music
remix style that increases pitch and speed
abr: YouTube poop
funny video remix using clips from YouTube
Examples of remix in a sentence
Fans eagerly awaited the remix of the hit single. The remix topped the charts for weeks. He danced to the remix at the club. She plans to remix the song for the dance club. They decided to remix the album for its anniversary. She plans to remix the song for the concert.
They decided to remix the podcast for a younger audience. He likes to remix old songs with new beats. They remix traditional recipes with modern ingredients.
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- French:remix, remixer, ...
- German:Remix, remixen, ...
- Italian:remix, remixare, ...
- Spanish:remix, remixar, ...
- Portuguese:remix, recriar, ...
- Chinese:混音, 重新混音, ...
- Japanese:リミックス, リミックスする, ...
- Arabic:رِيمِكْس, أَعَادَ تَوْزِيعَ, ...
- Hebrew:רִימִיקְס, לְעַרְבֵּב מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:ремикс, сделать ремикс, ...
- Ukrainian:ремікс, реміксувати, ...
- Hindi:रीमिक्स, रीमिक्स करना, ...
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