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IIUC The original aritst is to be filed in the [[Artist Name|ArtistName]] and the remixer in the [[Track Title|TrackTitle]] in paratheses, right?. But what about albums? Who should be the [[Primary Artist|PrimaryArtist]] there: The original artist or the remixer? --[[User:DonRedman|DonRedman]] |
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Revision as of 13:21, 13 November 2005
Style for Remixes and Alternative Versions of Songs
(Re)mix and version information of a song represented by a track must be entered in parentheses after the track's MainTitle. The title of the mix/version and other proper names are formatted according to CapitalizationStyle, the other parts of this extra information must be put in lower case.
Note that we generally do not retain information such as "(album version)" as this is considered incidental. If the release is a single, of course one of the tracks is going to be the "album version"; "album version" is not part of the title, and is extraneous ExtraTitleInformation.
For the guidelines to apply to OverClocked ReMix tracks, check OCReMixStyle.
This is an OfficialStyleGuideline. It is a sub-style of the more general ExtraTitleInformationStyle.
Example
Blue (extended mix)
Talking All That Jazz (Torti's Old School Mix of Edits dub)
Bear Witness (Automator's 2 Turntables and a Razor Blade re-edit)
Disciple (demo)
Discussion
IIUC The original aritst is to be filed in the ArtistName and the remixer in the TrackTitle in paratheses, right?. But what about albums? Who should be the PrimaryArtist there: The original artist or the remixer? --DonRedman
