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Hola!
Quería hacer un mashup de dos canciones para una sorpresa con espectáculo y también para una boda.
Las canciones tienen tonalidades y ritmos diferentes, supongo que eso se podría modificar.
las canciónes serian las siguientes:
Bienvenido (Laura Pausini)
Cariñito (Delaporte)
Gracias!
Hi I want to hear a mix of these songs for what I want my gymnastics floor song to be here are the mixes. 0:00 – 0:25 | The Opening: “All of the Lights” (Instrumental) 0:25 – 0:55 | The Middle: “Calabria” (Gymnastics) 0:55 – 1:30 | The Grand Finale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyUVTdJ1Etw
this fur Elise remix for the ending part
Thank you Blake, we sent you the demo to your email address, let us know what you think of it! Dave
My daughter like this song she found in you tube for her floor routine and we will like to buy it. DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS Mashup – Gymnastics Floor Music
Glad to have helped Eileen, Best wishes from TuneGym
I’m looking for a custom 90-second women’s gymnastics floor mix with a spunky, confident and crowd-pleasing personality. The performance inspiration is Jordan Chiles’s powerful musicality and Katelyn Ohashi’s playful, fast-changing UCLA routines, but we do not want to copy either routine.
Please create an instrumental, competition-compliant mix using the following structure:
0:00–0:08 — Beyoncé, “Formation,” dramatic instrumental opening
0:08–0:25 — Rihanna, “Rude Boy,” instrumental dancehall section
0:25–0:43 — Beyoncé, “Crazy in Love,” recognizable horn instrumental
0:43–0:59 — Rihanna, “Where Have You Been,” electronic instrumental buildup and drop
0:59–1:13 — Beyoncé, “YA YA,” percussion/brass instrumental section
1:13–1:30 — Rihanna, “Don’t Stop the Music,” instrumental finale
We would like:
• A commanding opening sound with no fade-in
• Clean, quick transitions that feel intentional rather than like separate song clips
• Strong musical accents for choreography throughout
• Major landing accents at approximately 0:24, 0:58 and 1:25
• A playful, funky middle section
• A powerful final buildup
• Three distinct finishing hits and a hard stop at exactly 1:30 or slightly under
• No lyrics, spoken words, chanting or human vocal sounds unless we confirm that they are permitted under her specific program’s rules
• A clean, age-appropriate overall feeling
Please provide an initial draft before final mastering so her coach and choreographer can adjust the tumbling-pass timing.
Jenn, coming back with a floor music demo in 12 hours! David