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A very noteworthy Fred Baker Quote...
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| Zombie0729 |
T.nu: Are you a DJ as well?
Fred: Of course, I’m a DJ since 16 years… the problem is that I made all the stuff for people not able to produce or compose something and I was always in the shadow to help them without any “thanks” … But now I am finished with that stuff !!
well now that really really got me thinking. What other artists are always in the shadows making OTHER peoples careers bigger? I'm not really asking what DJ's benefited because that will turn into a flame war but i'm wondering what other artists really put the scene forward and other peoples careers. |
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| montana |
here is a small list of people that helped the bigger name, or has had coproducers and such
dj tiesto (cor fijneman, dj montana, geert huinink)
oakenfold (steve osbourne, bt, andy gray)
marco v (benjamin kuyten)
talla 2xlc (grey & frost)
andre visior (grey & frost)
sasha (charlie may, junkie xl, tom fredriksen)
sven väth (stevie b-zet, jörg wuttke + roman flügel aka alter ego, ralf hildenbeutel)
mauro picotto (ricky effe)
carl cox (chris cowie)
dj tatana (reverb, andy prinz)
adam freeland (infusion, others)
mr sam (fred baker)
timo maas (martin buttrich, andy bolleshon)
moguai (phil fuldner) |
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| beats and beeps |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zombie0729
T.nu: Are you a DJ as well?
Fred: Of course, I’m a DJ since 16 years… the problem is that I made all the stuff for people not able to produce or compose something and I was always in the shadow to help them without any “thanks” … But now I am finished with that stuff !!
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Sounds like he's got a wee bit of a big head going on. |
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| Camwin |
| quote: | Originally posted by beats and beeps
Sounds like he's got a wee bit of a big head going on. |
No i think he's just frustrated with ppl taken the credit for something that was mostly done by himself. |
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| ZendoBro |
| Completely understandable, because if you have someone who is relatively new to the scene... They are going to associate the tracks with the DJ who's spin them and not the person who produced them. |
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| le poulet |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zombie0729
T.nu: Are you a DJ as well?
Fred: Of course, I’m a DJ since 16 years… the problem is that I made all the stuff for people not able to produce or compose something and I was always in the shadow to help them without any “thanks” … But now I am finished with that stuff !!
well now that really really got me thinking. What other artists are always in the shadows making OTHER peoples careers bigger? I'm not really asking what DJ's benefited because that will turn into a flame war but i'm wondering what other artists really put the scene forward and other peoples careers. |
Two-sided sword |
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| Zombie0729 |
| quote: | Originally posted by le poulet
Two-sided sword |
well i didn't want to burn the candle at both ends ...
i'm not looking for a cliche, just your opinion... |
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| le poulet |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zombie0729
well i didn't want to burn the candle at both ends ...
i'm not looking for a cliche, just your opinion... |
It was my opinion on the quote. |
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| memusa |
| quote: | Originally posted by ZendoBro
Completely understandable, because if you have someone who is relatively new to the scene... They are going to associate the tracks with the DJ who's spin them and not the person who produced them. |
yeah but without those DJs spinning producers' tracks, they wouldn't even be known in the first place...
Producers need DJs just as much as DJs need producers...I don't think Fred Baker understands this. |
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| mto |
| I really love Sasha, but Charlie May is a really important figure when it comes to Sasha's productions. Nothing wrong with that, Sasha holds his own on the decks. |
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| nrjizer |
Both coexist. Without producers, there would be no tracks. Without DJ's, there wouldn't be 6 hour sets that melt into a single, flowing track that spans genres and timelines, and quite often, there would be hundreds and thousands of good tracks that would have otherwise gone unheard.
And if you want to get technical, if there were no sound engineers making these weird boxes and keyboards, there would be no electronic music in the first place, and we'd all be banging sticks and plucking strings.
My point is, music is music. DJ'ing and producing are two different ways of bringing that music across to the people. |
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| Ian^ |
DJ Energy (Reverb)
Mr Sam (Fred baker & Dimitri Andreas)
Anne Savage (Guyver & Lee Haslam) |
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