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Remix Halo 4 Music For Fun And Prizes
Update: Microsoft released a new trailer in which some professional dance producers show off what they are doing with their Halo 4 remixes.
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A cool new contest gives aspiring musicians the chance to shape their own tunes out of Halo 4’s striking new tracks.
The Halo 4 soundtrack remix contest is set to run from October 3 (today) through October 29. Participants can utilize samples from the tracks called Awakening, To Galaxy, and Nemesis and combine them in any way they see fit to create new remixes.
Submitted tracks will be judged by composer Neil Davidge, audio director Sotaro Tojima, and musicians Sander Van Doorn and CASPA, and winners will be revealed on November 16.
Prizes vary be region, but in the United States, you can look forward to potential winnings like a Samsung Series 7 laptop, a limited edition Halo 4 Xbox 360, and a complete collection of Halo soundtracks. For full details about the prizes and the wider contest, check out the Halo 4 Remix page.
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