For every piece of original content produced on Vine, there are an endless number of remixes and iterations on that content. At its core, it’s about as important as when a six-second loop goes viral — it turns a loose group of content creators into an interconnected community.
A new update today, available for both iOS and Android, finally codifies some of that remixing by allowing users to lift audio from an existing Vine loop to put into a new one. This does two things: first, it makes remixing much faster and seamless for even a Vine beginner; second, it allows for more accurate attribution and links to the original source material.
Remixes can be made by tapping the ‘…’ icon in a Vine and selecting ‘Make an audio remix.’ Remixers will also get a helpful audio progress bar so they can sync up with the music.
Additionally, Vine is already putting this feature to work with a new search feature that allows users to find Vines with the same audio source, whether it be another Vine’s audio or the same song.
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That’s an extension of the Music on Vine initiative, which is designed to give artists proper credit for their songs when used on the platform.
➤ Remix, Collaborate and Listen [Vine Blog]
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