I'm sure you sometimes listen a track and you realise that there is a lot of fine work on it, originality, sound quality, complicated things... it's good to listen to music like this because gives you a lot of ideas and i like to struggle to make what they made in their track (ie. a special effect)
I particularly find that Infected Mushroom tracks have a lot of production values, i don't know how much time needs tracks like these.
This track is particularly old but i love it because how it progress. The mixing is amazing, you get interested on it since the beginning and want more at the end (at least me)
Now another more recent track by them but very very original (imo) :
GEnerally all their tracks are like this O.o have some more tracks from different artists but post you some more ;)
vikernes
Infected Mushroom are amazing producers. Get their latest album if you haven't yet. Absolutely superb from a technical standpoint. I especially like the track Legend Of The Black Shawarma; you can clearly hear how much work must have gone into it.
Another great one the latest from BT. The music kinda sucks to my ears, but absolutely amazing production skills. Probably spent a whole month solely on those stutters :)
Here's another great production:
jupiterone
any thing by shpongle
sako487
damn that tydi song sounds sick, mike foyle has great prodution also
Storyteller
Just about any Chris Reece related production. He's on top of the game in proggressive house/trance right now. Tons of simple tricks up his sleeve and exceptional production quality, clarity and a load of little details. His tracks are quite easy to spot, they have a certain trademark sound. His best quality is probably that he's able to put out a lot of music in short periods of time and each track is way above average and incredibly enjoyable. If I had to name one specific artist I envy it would be him.
The earlier mentioned Sphongle track is amazing as well. I regularly like his stuff and his sound is very unique.
Subtle
ACK5
Here is one of the tracks I think has some great detail.
Rodri Santos
The original of good dream it's quite original, i'd like to know how to create that riffs tydi uses...
But check the Barnes & Heatcliff Remix
The bassline, the minimal pluck , the mastering... it's amazing too.
Didn't know about Shpongle quality in there , check Ryan Farish if you like this kind of tracks.
About EDX, he is probably my favourite progressive house producer, very happy to see i'm not the only one who thinks he is amazing. Extremely underrated, he is better than Deadmau5 in this style in my opinion.
BT, i listened to his new track "Rose of Jericho" and has a lot of production values too, good mixing and the way he plays with reverbs and delay to transform the "wood" sounds it's mental... i think that the fact he is foremost a musician oblige him to meet some quality standards.
I'd name Andy Blueman for uplifting tracks, seriously it's the modern age Mozart, what a breakdowns....
And i think this track is amazing too (specially this mashup by Leon Bolier himself)
It's one of the most wicked basslines i've ever heard.
Now listen to some AvB,Markus Schulz,Above & Beyond... no production values there... surely they can finish a track in 2 days. While tracks in this topic i believe take months to get polished.
MrJiveBoJingles
MrJiveBoJingles
For something rawer and more aggressive:
kitphillips
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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Finally someone who actually has some taste.
Also since when could we embed in here:eyes: :D
Oh yeah, and this is the definition of amazing production for me
