23rd July 2009
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#1 | | Gear addict
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Thread Starter  | best producers/mixers in germany
inspired by the many 'best producer' threads I wonder whom you'd pick as the most important ones in germany right now.
from the top if my head I'd pick:
moses schneider
andy classen
manfred eicher
guido lucas
chris von rautenkranz
alex silva
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#2 | | Gear addict
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Patrik Majer!  | |
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#3 | | Lives for gear
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Peter Walsh
Sebastian Haimerl Micheal Wagener( )
Gunther Pauler ( Stockfisch-Records )
of course...many amazing Classical Producers
Teije Van Geest, Peter Laenger, Andreas Neubronner, Friedemann Englebrecht, Manfred Eicher
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#4 | | Gear addict
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Pauler ist great, definitely (see Allen Taylors albums).
But you also have not heard me mixing...  | |
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#5 | | Gear interested
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I vote for JEO. I often don't like the records he mixes, but the mixes themselves are always great.
Greetings,
T.
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#6 | | Gear interested
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I agree, his mixes are great. But I have to admit, I also like some of the records themselves. There is not much information about him around though. Is he on GS?
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#7 | | Lives for gear
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Tough topic.
The beforementioned Manfred Eicher indeed is very very good, probably there are big names in classical production, don't know.
Pop producers - sorry, they all try to "fulfill standards" that they think exist. Not one really interesting album i'd know of.
IMO the most interesting side of German music can be found in electronic genres. Some groundbreaking stuff going on there.
edit: wer ist JEO?
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#8 | | Gear interested
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Right up there at the top of the list (although not living in Germany): Peter Deimel.
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#9 | | mymixisbetterthanyours!
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Olsen Involtini!
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#10 | | Gear Head
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Siggi Bemm !!!
Cheers
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#11 | | Gear Head
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Olaf Opal
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#12 | | Gear maniac
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Originally Posted by Johnny the Fox  Siggi Bemm !!!
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#13 | | Lives for gear
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these are exactly the names i'm referring to :-/
seems like everyone is happy with average wannabe stuff in this country. i can't believe this...
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#14 | | Moderator
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Not living in Germany any more, but Markus dravs.
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#15 | | Gear nut
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Can you guys please give some artist names or even song names together with the mentioned producers?
Though I´m from Germany I´m not really familiar with the local scene...  | |
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#16 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by beingmf Tough topic.
The beforementioned Manfred Eicher indeed is very very good, probably there are big names in classical production, don't know.
Pop producers - sorry, they all try to "fulfill standards" that they think exist. Not one really interesting album i'd know of.
IMO the most interesting side of German music can be found in electronic genres. Some groundbreaking stuff going on there.
edit: wer ist JEO? |
Most German pop music is not so good, (actually , Die Toten Hosen= pretty good, Rammstein of course), I think because so many of them try to put a western spin on things, when they should just be themselves. (like Die Toten Hosen)
there are many fantastic Death/Gloom Metal producers/engineers there, though..
I miss living in Germany.
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#17 | | Gearslutz.com admin
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weiß der Geier! | |
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#18 | | Gear addict
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Originally Posted by Jules weiß der Geier! |
....oder weiß er nicht! ....
Who produced that song? | |
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#19 | | Gear interested
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26th July 2009
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#20 | | Gear interested
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Toby Gad is German, doesn't live there though...
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#21 | | Lives for gear
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some of my favs:
Moses Schneider
Guy Sternberg
Patti Majer
Olsen Involtini
Florian Sikorski (Britney, BackstreetBoys, Kelly Clarkson, Pink, C. Aguilera, etc.)
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#22 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by grooverdoover Toby Gad is German, doesn't live there though... | He has a room in Manhattan,right?..if I'm not mistaken
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#23 | | Gear interested
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Ralf Hütter & Florian Schneider also come to mind!
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#24 | | Gear maniac
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as a mixing engineer i really like the stuff of hans-martin buff
producers:
patti majer
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#25 | | Gear addict
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#26 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by grooverdoover | Oh Mein Gott  )))))
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#27 | | Gear nut
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Friedemann Tischmeyer !!!
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#28 | | Lives for gear
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Whoever did the last Udo Lindenberg album! That's a really great production and it stands up to anything released anywhere else so I think this 'German pop sucks' thesis is a buch of crap!
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#29 | | Gear interested
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That would be Andreas Herbig. Besides Lindenberg he produced A-Ha, Ich&Ich and countless other great records.
I'd also like to think that our productions (Marek Pompetzki & Paul NZA) are mostly pretty good, at least people seem to like them, e.g. Sido, Stefanie Heinzmann, Cassandra Steen feat. Adel Tawil "Stadt" | |
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#30 | | Lives for gear
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Originally Posted by Numarek Music That would be Andreas Herbig. Besides Lindenberg he produced A-Ha, Ich&Ich and countless other great records. | Thanks for the info! Quote:
Originally Posted by Numarek Music I'd also like to think that our productions (Marek Pompetzki & Paul NZA) are mostly pretty good, at least people seem to like them, e.g. Sido, Stefanie Heinzmann, Cassandra Steen feat. Adel Tawil "Stadt" | Of course Stefanie Heinzmann is Swiss! | |
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