zentex wrote:patrick bateman wrote:tone-def wrote:
he probably means Loco Dice, Timo Maas and Sasha having their music produced by another producers.
I think you would be surprised to know how many who have others to do their music... I think I could mention the first 50 from both big stars to way smaller artists, it's very common.
spill the beans then...i'm curious...
is that really so big of a secret anyway? Often enough, if you read an article about "my coproducer" you can safely bet that 8 out of ten times that means they paid that dude to make the music for them
People I know that "co-produce" a lot: Gregor Tresher, Sierra Sam, Tom Hades,... and probably a lot more of them.
It might sound a bit dodgy, but you also must realise that a lot of these big names travel 4-5 days per week, so you really think that in the rare moments they are home they'll jump in a studio and produce music? They need to recuperate from the heavy weekends and the airports mostly. There's not much place for romantic views on that level of professionalism.
It's a pretty good deal too if the "big name" also helps out the producer in return. Which also happens: I know for a fact that the big names are very very willing to help out the people who produce for them, which is of course partly because they need them, but also a sense of grattitude and even friendship in most cases.
Luis: in literature there are plenty of people who write books for others, or do you think David Beckham writes his own biography
, he sayed that almost 40% of the tracks that are supposed to be released by Dj's with big names are worked by another hidden producers.
