Quick 80s Beat Cleanup
Budget: $10 – $30 CAD
I need a few basic modifications to an 80s style beat I already have the stems for. Your job is simple, just to remove three duplicate chorus passages and keep the groove flowing as if they were never there.
Edits I Need:
1. Remove the repeat chorus section from 0:56-1:10
2. Remove the repeat chorus section from 2:07-2:21
3. Remove the repeat chorus section from 3:18-3:32, then let 3:18 flow straight into the original outro at 3:32 with zero stutters, gaps, or artificial builds (the way it did originally before the 3:18-3:32 was removed).
Use whatever DAW you’re fastest in—Pro Tools, Logic, Ableton Live, Reaper, Studio One—every stem is bounced so there’s no compatibility issue. How you smooth the joins is up to you; cross-fades, manual edits, elastic stretch—anything is fine as long as no one can hear the surgery.
Deliverables:
• One 24-bit stereo WAV of the new arrangement.
• Either the updated multitrack session or a fresh set of consolidated stems that match the revised structure.
If you’re comfortable slicing stems in Pro Tools, Logic, Ableton Live, or similar and can get invisible cross-fades on first pass, this should be a quick, tidy job.
Edits I Need:
1. Remove the repeat chorus section from 0:56-1:10
2. Remove the repeat chorus section from 2:07-2:21
3. Remove the repeat chorus section from 3:18-3:32, then let 3:18 flow straight into the original outro at 3:32 with zero stutters, gaps, or artificial builds (the way it did originally before the 3:18-3:32 was removed).
Use whatever DAW you’re fastest in—Pro Tools, Logic, Ableton Live, Reaper, Studio One—every stem is bounced so there’s no compatibility issue. How you smooth the joins is up to you; cross-fades, manual edits, elastic stretch—anything is fine as long as no one can hear the surgery.
Deliverables:
• One 24-bit stereo WAV of the new arrangement.
• Either the updated multitrack session or a fresh set of consolidated stems that match the revised structure.
If you’re comfortable slicing stems in Pro Tools, Logic, Ableton Live, or similar and can get invisible cross-fades on first pass, this should be a quick, tidy job.
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