These icons are how you can identify a MIXABLE or FADE track on ClickMix
A MIXABLE track is 32-count phrased and mixable with other mixable tracks. They are designed to create a seamless, non-stop transition. The beginning and end of mixable songs are seamlessly beat-matched for a smooth and interrupted transition.
This is what a MIXABLE track looks and sounds like, going from one track to the next.
A FADE track, also commonly referred to as a "Radio Version" track, means the tracks are not 32-count phrased. They are typically shorter in length and are usually exact replicas of the version of the song you would hear on the radio. These tracks start without a long intro and simply fade out at the end or just end abruptly.
This is what a FADE track/Radio Version looks and sounds like:
There are many ways you could use a fade track in your custom mix!
Fade tracks are ideal for classes that do not require a non-stop mix. Because fade tracks are not 32-count, you get the bridges, peaks, and nuances of the song - allowing for a more dynamic playlist. This allows the freestyle instructor to choreograph to the lyrics and melody of the song instead of being restricted to the counts.
Also, our vocalists and producers are the absolute best in the business. We can guarantee that our radio versions really DO sound identical to the original song!
Here are some examples of class formats where a fade track would be appropriate and songs from our library that you could use for each:
Jungle | X Ambassadors feat. Jamie N Connors | 78 BPM
Seven Nation Army | The White Stripes | 124 BPM
Enter Sandman | Metallica | 123 BPM
Howlin' For You | The Black Keys | 133 BPM
Uproar | Lil Wayne feat. Swizz Beatz | 99 BPM
Beast | Chris Classic | 130 BPM
Captain Hook | Megan Thee Stallion | 82 BPM
ily (i love you baby) | Surf Mesa feat. Emilee | 112 BPM
Never Be Like You | Flume feat. Kai | 60 BPM
Too Good at Goodbyes | Sam Smith | 92 BPM
Stuck With U | Ariana Grande & Justin Bieber | 60 BPM
Human | Christina Perri | 72 BPM
Wings | Birdy | 83 BPM
Unsteady | X Ambassadors | 59 BPM
Blinding Lights | The Weeknd | 171 BPM
Physical | Dua Lipa | 147 BPM
All You Need to Know | Gryffin & SLANDER | 140 BPM
Rescue Me | Marshmello | 74 BPM
Because fade tracks aren't beatmixed, they are also great to put at the end of a mix as a cool down or ending track.
death bed (coffee for your head) | Powfu feat. beadbadoobe | 72 BPM
Can’t Help Falling In Love | Kina Grannis | 92 BPM
Good Job | Alicia Keys | 60 BPM
Lost Without You | Freya Ridings | 97 BPM
When you are on the ClickMix section of the website, we indicate if a track is MIXABLE or FADE under track "TYPE." We also have a specific section on the ClickMix homepage called RADIO VERSIONS which is where you can find all of the latest fade tracks we have added to our library.
When you are browsing in the app, all of the fade tracks have the fade icon next to them and/or will say "Radio Version" after the track title so you know.
With ClickMix you can:
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Have you ever used Fade tracks in a custom mix? Have any favorite Radio Versions from our library? Comment below and let us know!