Remixing:
Remixing involves taking an existing song and altering or reimagining it to create a new version. This can include changing the tempo, adding new instruments or effects, or rearranging the song’s structure.
Remixes are often done by DJs or producers to give a fresh perspective to a track or to cater to a different audience.
Remixing can be a way to breathe new life into older songs or to create variations of a popular track.
Sampling:
Sampling is the practice of taking a portion of an existing audio recording (usually a song) and incorporating it into a new composition.
Samples can be anything from a drumbeat or a vocal line to a guitar riff or sound effect.
Sampling has been a fundamental element in the development of various music genres, including hip-hop and electronic music.
Properly clearing samples is essential to avoid copyright infringement issues.
Both remixing and sampling require creativity, technical skill, and an understanding of copyright law to navigate the legal aspects involved. They offer artists unique ways to pay homage to their musical influences while adding their own creative spin to the mix.