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Every great artist has their first crowning moment; their coming of age. After years of DJ support by everyone from Above & Beyond to Armin van Buuren, that moment is now for Super8 & Tab. With their debut album 'Empire' out now on Anjunabeats, Super8 & Tab have teamed up with Inthemix.com.au for the latest in their series of remix competitions.

A diversion from the standard cheesy trance vocals that so many favour, Jan Burton’s searching, distinctive tones feature on several album cuts, including the edgy, subtle title track 'Empire'. You can grab the stems for the song right here, right now, then get to work on your own interpretation for the chance to score some seriously cool prizes from Anjunabeats, DJ Warehouse and Novation.

STEPS FOR ENTRY:
1. Listen to the original version of 'Empire' via the YouTube embed below.
2. Download the stems/parts for the track so you can begin work on your own remix.
3. When you complete your interpretation upload it HERE in mp3 format at 192kbps. VERY IMPORTANT - be sure you name your remix in the following style; RealName-ArtistName-MobilePhone.mp3 (eg - JohnSmith-DJSmith-0400999999.mp3)
4. Enter your contact details on the right hand side of THIS PAGE so we know how to get in touch if you’re a finalist.

CLOSING DATE: All submissions are due by midnight, Sunday 17th October, 2010.

CLICK HERE TO ENTER!

MAJOR PRIZE:
- Your remix released by Anjunabeats
- The all new UltraNova synthesizer by Novation
- Mastering of three of your tracks in the DJ Warehouse Mastering Suite
- A signed copy of 'Empire', plus 'Anjunabeats Worldwide 01', 'Anjunabeats Worldwide 02' and an Anjunabeats t-shirt.

FOUR RUNNERS UP:
- A signed copy of 'Empire' and Anjunabeats t-shirt.

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The synthesizer is implemented on an ATmega88, an 8-bit microcontroller with 1 kB of RAM and 8.5 kB of ROM. It receives MIDI data at a jumper-configurable baud rate and produces a 12-bit mono line out signal.

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