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Who do you think Tiesto's engineer is?
He stated theres one person who has been doing 35% of his work (productions / remixes) since 1999.
Could it be Cor Fijneman? Benno de Goeij? Tony Montana? Geert Huinink? some unknown guy?



Tiesto and "unknown guy" - Another day at the office DVD

whoever it is, geert has done the best works for him.

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Originally posted by The Master Who do you think Tiesto's engineer is? He stated theres one person who has been doing 35% of his work (productions / remixes) since 1999. Could it be Cor Fijneman? Benno de Goeij? Tony Montana? Geert Huinink? some unknown guy? Tiesto and "unknown guy" - Another day at the office DVD

tony montana probably not, heh. someone has been doing 35% of his work, i thought they were doing most of the work, maybe tiesto was doing 35%

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Originally posted on a tiesto.com interview Which percentage of the Tiesto productions is made by your "Engineer" I come up with the melody and the idea which I produce in the black hole studio,when that�s finished we work on the track together and he is mixing the track down.So I guess that�s 65% me and 35% him?

omg armin?

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Originally posted by Ivand omg armin?

too much hair.

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Originally posted by The Master

interesting percentages... i get where hes coming from, but that's still more along the lines of a guy saying "it goes like this" and then hes donig all the work.

i thought it was mainly geert... looks kinda like menno de jong

SvD?

I don�t know who is behind his productions right now, but most of his biggest hits and practically all pre-2005 Ti�st0r tunes were produced by two quite unfamiliar guys (I forgot the alleged names). They have split up, though, so that�s the reason why we haven�t seen a Ti�st0r release for quite a while and the reason why all of his recent releases sound far worse than the previous ones.

It�s quite old news, there was a thread about it here and on t.nu

paul van dyk

Just check the Black-Hole list.

It could be Phynn.

Phynn is blond and has a lot of hair..

Geert Huinink is bold?

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Originally posted by Ivand omg armin?

When I read this, I heard it in a fanboy's voice. lol

i think that guy may have been 5 years old bak in 99. he looks fucking young lol

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Originally posted by Spaceman Just check the Black-Hole list. It could be Phynn. Phynn is blond and has a lot of hair.. Geert Huinink is bold?

yeah i think its phynn

nope, probably not phynn.

my guess is the guy who helped him out on the last album & the Olympics cashin Album

DJ Waakop Reijers(sp?)

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Originally posted by montana nope, probably not phynn. my guess is the guy who helped him out on the last album & the Olympics cashin Album DJ Waakop Reijers(sp?)

Not sure about the spelling but yes, this is probably one of the two guys I was talking about.

Thats neither... I forget who it is now.. but it wasn't anyone important if i remember (discussion was after the DVD release so a good few years ago).

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Originally posted by The Master He stated theres one person who has been doing 35% of his work (productions / remixes) since 1999.

Where did you get such info?

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Originally posted by Faust_UA Where did you get such info?

now here is a good example of reading the whole topic. The interview quote is further down the page.

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Originally posted by Faust_UA Where did you get such info?

you don't need written info to know that. you can hear who helped him with most of his productions. during 2001/2002 when alot of his remixes started to sound proggy and was generally under 135bpm, do you think someone like DJ Montana or Cor Fijneman would be able to do such stuff, no, they do more fast tech(ish) stuff. That's when Geert Huinink came into the picture.

huinnink wrote classical melodies for the IMM & Just Be albums, i dont see any other influence though. tbh.

Cor, Ferry, Montana - they all co-produced tracks with Tijs... but don't forget the main engineer @ BH in the 90's was Greg s'Gravesande

The same engineer (waakop reijers) has been working with tiesto since 1998-99... that 'sound' has become more rough/raw since 2004 when the second engineer (mallon) left the team via court dispute. A result of this legal action means that since that time, the engineer remaining (W-R) is now credited on Tiesto releases. Waakop Reijers did have a website, and also his picture on discogs about a year ago - but it looks like its been removed. Hans Willem Mallon basically got dumped... over the money... and thats why there is the thread in trance.nu and a few other forums where they've "got revenge" for that action.

From what i remember the guy in the picture is just one of the BH vinyl-shop lackies... who was in the back at the right time when they were shooting the dvd. It is definitely not Phynn.. this picture was taken mid-2002.

Before this discussion goes south, about Tiesto not producing the tracks that made him famous... its worth noting everyone from Sasha to Timo Maas has sound engineers.

dennis waakop reijers is the man who does it now, geert huinink writes the classical melodies that are used in many tiesto trax.

i phoned with geert huinink the other day, seems he is busy with new album tracks for T

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Originally posted by ahp2002 i phoned with geert huinink the other day, seems he is busy with new album tracks for T

Interesting, I thought he quit BH duties to pursue his live opera thing.

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Originally posted by MichaelBoogerd! now here is a good example of reading the whole topic. The interview quote is further down the page.

oops.... really

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