The use of mobile devices integrated with cameras and other data capture tools have contributed to the rapid growth of user generated content. User generated content includes text content such as blogs, video, audio and image data. Today's mobile devices allow users to easily capture, edit and even share content with others. For example, a user of a Smartphone with an embedded camera can record content at an event they are attending and subsequently post the content to a social networking site in order to be accessed by friends and family members. As a matter of privacy or preference, the user may create several different versions, or remixes, of the original content to accommodate different types of users who may access it. Unfortunately, the task of reviewing, manipulating and compiling the captured content to generate different remixes is a tedious task for the person sharing the content. Furthermore, the person wishing to view/listen to the shared content has limited control over their ability to receive only those remixes compatible with their unique preferences and/or their current surroundings.