Justin and I spent 8 hours today chipping away at some awesome synth sounds for this Anthem track I wanted to make as a piece of the Champion’s Cup cheer mix. It definitely veered off course of a cheer mix (and this particular section isn’t meant to sound like a cheer mix), so we still have some work to do to bolt it down into the rest of the mix we built for Champion’s Cup. However, as far as being a “complextro” track mixed with aggressive rap lyrics, it’s pretty killer and I wanted to share it!
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songs, sound effects and voice overs directly onto an 8-count sheet, and press play!
With the exception of a slim few, every team is on some sort of budget. However, these budgets run the gamut, and we understand that. CheerSounds offers music services ranging from $39 to $900 and everything in between. (There’s even a $1,500 product, but it’s not used in cheerleading very much!)
leading music is driven by customization. Song selections, voice overs and sound effects are the most common types of customizations that go into every made-to-order cheer mix. However, these customizations have been accompanied by higher prices and longer turnaround times.
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When creating a mix, the first four eight counts of the routine should use one of the “Intro” tracks. This can be found under the Music category. “Transition” clips – also found under the music category – are musical backgrounds that contain no songs, and are meant to be put behind voice overs or used as a cheer section.
Every routine needs a strong ending boom! Find this audio clip under the Music category. Ending booms can add fullness and round out a mix to show the completion of a routine. Choose from various sounds to create a lasting impression.
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Conditioning may seem like a pain in the butt at the end of a practice but it’s that pain in the butt that will give you the continuous kick you need to push harder and become a stronger cheerleader overall. Everyone wants to become a top tumbler and do impressive stunts at competition. It’s no secret what the top teams are doing. They incorporate conditioning into each and every one of their practices. Cheerleading is a sport that will never be easy. It’s your job to continue to push your boundaries in order to be at the top of your game as often as possible.
is another issue. If your phone has low battery, there may be an indication sound that will interrupt the music. The phone itself may even run out of battery completely, in which case the music would stop suddenly and no longer continue playing.
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3. “I want it my $300 mix to sound like the $1,000 mix; I’ll pay you after I hear it.” This demand tells the producer that you have no idea what you want but have an idea that probably won’t work, want to hear it regardless and then not make a purchase. It is a hard –learned lesson for many. If you are on a budget, there are many options that still allow you to have a great mix without reaching outside of your budget. However, if you have a very specific idea, it is unwise and unlikely possible to create something from a much smaller scale. For example, taking a mix that’s already pre-mixed online and asking for it to be rearranged to sound like the Stingrays or Panthers mix is not going to happen. They are in two completely separate fields of play. Although each are great in their own ways, there are stark differences in voices overs, production and customization that makes the mixes different from each other. The more customization a mix has, the more unique it sounds, the more vocalists it features, the more the mix will cost. To put it in perspective, the Panthers mix is a $1500 mix. Know your limitations and what you have available. A good production company will be happy to assist you with selecting a mix that is right for you and your budget.
presentation is everything. Videos should be shot in a clear and concise manner, labeled and sent in the order of the routine. Keep in mind that an 8 Count Sheet is like the producer’s road map. The videos are like the voice on a GPS. Both are great and useful mechanisms, but when put together it can create a world of difference and clarity. 8 Count sheets layout a routine that the producer has it written out in front of them. Videos allow them to see anything that might be missing from the 8 Count Sheets as well as helping to clarify placement for things such as sound effects and transitions. Sending over clear videos in conjunction with an 8 Count Sheet will avoid edits and misinterpretation of the routine.