@@deelrosdj3713 It is extremely well known. That is the only reason I'm here watching this video :P Maarten Vorwerk has made tons of Dance hits. Google his name.
@@deldia he's a producer, it's called co-production, he always gets credited as one of the producers/writers, his name is just not on the track with the artist
I'm sorry and this might off topic, but a serious salute to these two guys and their foreign language abilities. I mean wow, incredible, it's like seeing how future humans from all over are going to sound, except these guys are doing it now! I lived in Germany for 7 years before coming to the States so I can relate, but man these two are something else.
Awesome work! I adore your studio! I am still building my recording studio where I write my screenplays & songs. It is such a joy to have created my work environment. I thank God for allowing be alive to create my intellectual properties for humanity to enjoy! Much continued musical success!
Great video, really enjoyed it. But, you forgot to ask how Maarten made all that cheddar.. cause his spotify does not seem to reflect that.. just curious..
Who ever disliked this video Thumbs down is a straight HATER! My goodness, what's there not to like about Martin and his studio, truly amazing, thank you Jon for this one! Wow! I wouldn't be able to sleep after being in there.n
I dont dislike much. But I did dislike this. The reason is the studio sucks. It's great for a kids bedroom pretending to be In space. But this is not an EPIC studio. It's an epic star wars themed room with a very minor studio. 1 screen? I have 4 . Were are the synths were are the racks? Again not hating, as my studio is way way way better than this, FOR MUSIC PRODUCTION. I have all kinds of color lighting and my PC lights up but thats it. 8 guitars, amps, korg minilouge, korg wave state, great controllers, and just a ton more. Again I lm a space nerd, so I love the room as a special themed room, but not for music production.
@@IvanLitus It's your opinion and you can have it. If Windows was really shit, it wouldn't be everywhere. Forget other fields., just take a few days off, browse on the internet for how many musicians use Windows. It's not a Windows vs Mac count but again, if Windows was shit, no one would use it.
@@IvanLitus it's strictly your opinion. Just because you've had issues with WIndows, that doesn't imply it's shit. Something tells me you've chosen the wrong components for your builds, I haven't had a blue screen or a glitch on Windows since 2013. I've had bad experiences with Windows AND macOS, it's a matter of personal preference. :)
@@IvanLitus I'm inclining towards you having a faulty machine, I haven't had issues with it in 2 years. But even if that's the case, it's the laptop, not Windows. Win10 is far from being a great OS but definitely not worse than macOS.
Beautiful studio, however the ambient voice sound from the camera seems to reveal a lot of Sonic reflections during the interview in the control room. Secondly, my friend has a 32 channel 80 series Neve console in his home studio which I find quite a bit more epic than a sand box on the roof. My other friend just had a brand new 32 channel automated API Legacy board installed into his studio which is also more epic than a Grace monitor controller.
The day I will be able to afford it, I will build my studio on top of a mountain or on top of a lighthouse with great glass windows all over the sides .. 360 views to the beautiful landscape, the mountain, the sea, surrounded by astonishing nature... I will make music watching sunsets and will be working all night until the sun rises in the horizon. And will have a cupule glass ceiling, with an astrological observatory, to see the real stars at night...with a giant telescope to explore the planets and the universe to get some inspiration and fun during my breaks. Jon Sine and Vanessa will come to see it, they will be my guest. All their youtube followers aswell. All welcome. Cheers. See you soon?
Sorry man, that's not possible. All that glass is an acoustic nightmare. There's no point in making a studio in a room like that due to all the reflections. It will make it an unusable space for accurate audio references. Studios are made the way they are for a very good reason.
IIRC alot of old Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, I also heard/read long time ago he was behind Swedish House Mafia's album 'Until Now'. Don't take me for granted tho lol, I'm literally too lazy to google fact checl shit atm xD I'm guessing he grew his 'fame' during the Big Room House hysteria back then. Until today he probably charged whatever he wanted lol. He is a good producer for sure. Check discogs.com. Not sure tho if all credits are there, I'd doubt that.
I wonder what songs this guy has ghost produced, I imagine some very big hits for a studio like this! Not to mention it’s his 6th studio haha. Great video Jon.
Dude should probably be interior designer of some sorts. This place looks like a cosmetic boutique a lot more than a sound studio. I cannot imagine myself getting ANY musical job done if i was sitting here.
It works for him and his music is used by top DJs. If something works for one person, another person should not judge. In your Home Studio, what hits have you done?
Great music producers and audio engineers don't want to have a "smiley" in the frequency response of their studio monitor system to make the music sound exciting - they rather want a truthful response of the sound with a flat frequency response to create a mix that sounds exciting on their own system - like on every other system. Nevertheless the studio seems to be pretty creative and atmospheric. But somehow, I don't really like those larger studios where no natural (sun)light gets into the room. Got a much smaller home studio in my cozy living room - but with a much brighter studio environment (with kinda mediterranean colours), with large windows with which you can enjoy large amounts of sunlight and fresh air and with a little forest and living nature outside. )) And... I'm always close to the balcony to get a creative nap in the sunlight - and to the kitchen with a nice sashimi plate in the fridge.
Master Mi maybe I explained myself wrong. The frequency response of the whole room is flat (max 3dB deviation). From 23Hz untill 25kHz. Which is something you actually won’t find anywhere else. For me as a dance producer it’s important to feel the impact of the lowend. So the whole range from 23Hz to 100Hz is boosted 5dB. Compared to 95% of the other setups that would still be considered flat. The high end isn’t boosted more than 3dB either. The important thing is that you don’t have any dips in your frequency spectrum. That’s what you want.
@@vrwrk No, I guess you explained yourself correctly and I've totally understood it this way. But if you already achieved a nearly flat frequency room response with max 3 dB deviation, I would radically keep it that way and leave the acoustic settings of your speakers as they are. So, if you think that your current soundtrack would really sound better with your mentioned bass and treble boost, then just create an own EQ VST plugin preset with these boostings and use this on your master track to have that listening experience (pretty useful if you want to hear the difference within a second by switching this EQ setting on/off). And if you want to keep this boosted listening experience the final version of your soundtrack, you can easily export your soundtrack with this activated Master EQ VST plugin. But I'd never touch the speaker settings for this, if you have a quite flat frequency room response and you are already blessed with some kind of a truthful listening experience.
Cubase kills studio one on "work flow" !!! come on guy !! cubase has been around for 25 yrs - Studio one 5 years ! Cubase, Midi, Audio Top sounding DAW right now!
He's like an overgrown kid. Bless that man!!!!!
this guy is, i think, the biiiiggest ghost producer in the world!!!
I don't know much about these things. Is this a joke comment or is he really?
@@deldia it's true
@@iyerakhil how do u know that ?
@@deelrosdj3713 It is extremely well known. That is the only reason I'm here watching this video :P Maarten Vorwerk has made tons of Dance hits. Google his name.
@@deldia he's a producer, it's called co-production, he always gets credited as one of the producers/writers, his name is just not on the track with the artist
"It looks Far, Far away" - I see what you did there 😂
3:14 that style of room omg! So casual so natural not looking plastic but yet so beatifull and simple. Gonna make my room like that in my attic.
Hahaha. That projection thing he was talking about where you switch the theme whenever you walk in, that’s epic. Amazing space he’s built!
I'm sorry and this might off topic, but a serious salute to these two guys and their foreign language abilities. I mean wow, incredible, it's like seeing how future humans from all over are going to sound, except these guys are doing it now! I lived in Germany for 7 years before coming to the States so I can relate, but man these two are something else.
Soo amazing, and also a Star Wars nerd. Definitely approved... 2 times approved.
Nice vlog Jon! I really like how chill Maarten is throughout the entire tour! What a guy! :D
the beach!!! awesome contrast
Awesome work! I adore your studio! I am still building my recording studio where I write my screenplays & songs. It is such a joy to have created my work environment. I thank God for allowing be alive to create my intellectual properties for humanity to enjoy! Much continued musical success!
what surprises me is how many hits maarten has made but yet he is so humble
15:25
Maarten: “It’s really epic”
Jon: “It’s really epic”
Quintino: “Ey guys what’s going on?”
Nobody: “Is this a ghost producing joke?”
I think he made the breakdown on Quintino's behalf, the catchy part is all Sandro Silva lol
this is something !
Wow that studio is sick
Gotta love Studio One
Man you should change the title of the video to "Maarten Vorwerk : tour at his epic studio"
You are losing views with that title:)
Great studio
Great video, really enjoyed it. But, you forgot to ask how Maarten made all that cheddar.. cause his spotify does not seem to reflect that.. just curious..
Oh .. My god !!!! My favorite two producers together...
Absolutely beautiful!!!
0:36 "epic" studio. i see what you did there lol
Qui(n)t(ino) sayin that! lol
For the first time this is not a clickbait: this studio is really EPIC !!!
Jon ! You didn't tell us how your track sounded in that studio ! Really want to know
What did you get for the stars ceiling??
Complete crazy, 120 hours of work just for "decoration" to imitate stars in the sky. Well done. Love it
I got a setup that gave similar features when my son was 9,and that was under a £100..
Marteen ist echt ein cooler typ.
Wirkt sehr nett und ehrlich!
und das Studio ist natürlich sick :-D
Really cool guy.
Nice studio nice video
just found your channel a few days ago, and i really appreciate what you're doing. keep the videos coming!
Jon is the man!!
Amazing !!! Really inspiring !
dude that place is awesome. period
Beautiful studio. Btw, presonus studioone is the best.
Beyond awesome!!!!
Love it!!
Who ever disliked this video Thumbs down is a straight HATER! My goodness, what's there not to like about Martin and his studio, truly amazing, thank you Jon for this one! Wow! I wouldn't be able to sleep after being in there.n
I dont dislike much. But I did dislike this. The reason is the studio sucks. It's great for a kids bedroom pretending to be In space. But this is not an EPIC studio. It's an epic star wars themed room with a very minor studio. 1 screen? I have 4 . Were are the synths were are the racks?
Again not hating, as my studio is way way way better than this, FOR MUSIC PRODUCTION. I have all kinds of color lighting and my PC lights up but thats it. 8 guitars, amps, korg minilouge, korg wave state, great controllers, and just a ton more. Again I lm a space nerd, so I love the room as a special themed room, but not for music production.
4:21 Wow.............
best video ever on your channel
Three cheers for STUDIO ONE and Windows !!
@@IvanLitus It's your opinion and you can have it. If Windows was really shit, it wouldn't be everywhere. Forget other fields., just take a few days off, browse on the internet for how many musicians use Windows. It's not a Windows vs Mac count but again, if Windows was shit, no one would use it.
@@IvanLitus it's strictly your opinion. Just because you've had issues with WIndows, that doesn't imply it's shit. Something tells me you've chosen the wrong components for your builds, I haven't had a blue screen or a glitch on Windows since 2013. I've had bad experiences with Windows AND macOS, it's a matter of personal preference. :)
@@IvanLitus I'm inclining towards you having a faulty machine, I haven't had issues with it in 2 years. But even if that's the case, it's the laptop, not Windows. Win10 is far from being a great OS but definitely not worse than macOS.
Like Being in the Millennium Falcon 😊👍🏼
They are going to decrease to 100 km h...Congrats for visiting Maarten, great homestudio!!! Cheers, Jeroen Simons, Independent, ex - Epica.
Yo!! Jon that's great for you... Hope you get a call from many other top producers for a studio tour...
Is there a floorplan of this studio room posted anywhere?
Great visit good questions
Hi there,
Thanks for the studio tour!
Can you please tell us what digitally controlled analog gear Maarten is using?
Best, Len
Definetely should have put his name in the title, absolute legend of the scene
Very impressive, not too much tech, made it simple.
Great video, really interesting to see, how the studio of one of the most capable EDM producers looks like
Great guy, awesome studio!
The road at the start of the video is actually 1 kilometer away from my house! I live in a village called Ooltgensplaat
Crazy 💕💕💕
Awesome theme Aewsome studio. My daughter was in Star Wars can I come visit.... please? LOL
Insane
They're lowering the speedlimit in the Netherlands to 100km/hour :s
how big is the penalty fee for speeding 200kmh?
Start at the first of January because of CO2 craziness in this country.
Great !!
So cool ...
Hey there, do you use battery by NI in your production? Considering having one.
Where is the vocal booth?
He has none 😜👍
@@Jonsine Nice Studio though
Beautiful studio, however the ambient voice sound from the camera seems to reveal a lot of Sonic reflections during the interview in the control room. Secondly, my friend has a 32 channel 80 series Neve console in his home studio which I find quite a bit more epic than a sand box on the roof. My other friend just had a brand new 32 channel automated API Legacy board installed into his studio which is also more epic than a Grace monitor controller.
So your friends have decent gear, and you have nothing.... Sounds lame.
StudioOne GANG
Rly cool studio. Genelec The Ones - the top of the top!
But he said he don't really need that.
I have been waiting for this video :3
Oh my god Martens studio 😫😫
The day I will be able to afford it, I will build my studio on top of a mountain or on top of a lighthouse with great glass windows all over the sides .. 360 views to the beautiful landscape, the mountain, the sea, surrounded by astonishing nature... I will make music watching sunsets and will be working all night until the sun rises in the horizon. And will have a cupule glass ceiling, with an astrological observatory, to see the real stars at night...with a giant telescope to explore the planets and the universe to get some inspiration and fun during my breaks. Jon Sine and Vanessa will come to see it, they will be my guest. All their youtube followers aswell. All welcome. Cheers. See you soon?
I will be visiting :)
Good luck with that...glass is the enemy of the recording studio, it will sound like shit!
@@officialWWM I think I can handle that whit this. www.thomann.de/es/beyerdynamic_dt770_pro80_ohm.htm
Sorry man, that's not possible. All that glass is an acoustic nightmare. There's no point in making a studio in a room like that due to all the reflections. It will make it an unusable space for accurate audio references. Studios are made the way they are for a very good reason.
another great video !
ahhhh the OG GHOST
Dope
Sine is such an appropriate name for a musician.
That’s 🔥🔥🔥
What has he produced / mix there?
IIRC alot of old Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, I also heard/read long time ago he was behind Swedish House Mafia's album 'Until Now'. Don't take me for granted tho lol, I'm literally too lazy to google fact checl shit atm xD I'm guessing he grew his 'fame' during the Big Room House hysteria back then. Until today he probably charged whatever he wanted lol. He is a good producer for sure. Check discogs.com. Not sure tho if all credits are there, I'd doubt that.
Marten! 😀👍
Studio One is actually 10 years old ;)
Ya girl wanted to come as Princess Leia huh? Lol that would’ve been cool I think
nice
10:50 The Wetter Maker ;)
In a so nice recording studio you have not JBL studio monitors ? (I think JBL LSR like at Capitol, amazing, fabulous)
I wonder what songs this guy has ghost produced, I imagine some very big hits for a studio like this! Not to mention it’s his 6th studio haha. Great video Jon.
C V P T I V epic -quintino
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike - Wakanda is one of them :)
yo! jakprogresso! enjoyed the vid :)
Dude should probably be interior designer of some sorts. This place looks like a cosmetic boutique a lot more than a sound studio. I cannot imagine myself getting ANY musical job done if i was sitting here.
It works for him and his music is used by top DJs. If something works for one person, another person should not judge. In your Home Studio, what hits have you done?
@@elbituan None. But if i had to work in that environment, it would be minus two.
I think i saw that studio in Instagram :)
i wanna "lost in space" theme studio with the full sized robot "danger will robinson"
I'm not a producer, but when i have my own house, I'm gonna build something similar as a music room.
I'm duplicatimg the whole set up today. Will be finished tomorrow after Amazon Prime drops off my sand.
The most epic home studio has deadmau5 ...
130 is slow?! They're likely going to reduce even that. XD
Not sure about the sound that fabric made when he tapped it!
lolol i thought it was just me that noticed that! i was like "wait whaaaat?!?!?"
@@DJJEANIE Surely it'l resonate once the volumes cranked
How much do you think this producer makes in a year?
Isn't he the biggest Ghost Producer ever
dude that virus though my niccuh
If you forget about the design thing....there is only a computer left....
Great music producers and audio engineers don't want to have a "smiley" in the frequency response of their studio monitor system to make the music sound exciting - they rather want a truthful response of the sound with a flat frequency response to create a mix that sounds exciting on their own system - like on every other system.
Nevertheless the studio seems to be pretty creative and atmospheric.
But somehow, I don't really like those larger studios where no natural (sun)light gets into the room.
Got a much smaller home studio in my cozy living room - but with a much brighter studio environment (with kinda mediterranean colours), with large windows with which you can enjoy large amounts of sunlight and fresh air and with a little forest and living nature outside. ))
And...
I'm always close to the balcony to get a creative nap in the sunlight - and to the kitchen with a nice sashimi plate in the fridge.
Master Mi maybe I explained myself wrong. The frequency response of the whole room is flat (max 3dB deviation). From 23Hz untill 25kHz. Which is something you actually won’t find anywhere else. For me as a dance producer it’s important to feel the impact of the lowend. So the whole range from 23Hz to 100Hz is boosted 5dB. Compared to 95% of the other setups that would still be considered flat. The high end isn’t boosted more than 3dB either. The important thing is that you don’t have any dips in your frequency spectrum. That’s what you want.
@@vrwrk No, I guess you explained yourself correctly and I've totally understood it this way.
But if you already achieved a nearly flat frequency room response with max 3 dB deviation, I would radically keep it that way and leave the acoustic settings of your speakers as they are.
So, if you think that your current soundtrack would really sound better with your mentioned bass and treble boost, then just create an own EQ VST plugin preset with these boostings and use this on your master track to have that listening experience (pretty useful if you want to hear the difference within a second by switching this EQ setting on/off).
And if you want to keep this boosted listening experience the final version of your soundtrack, you can easily export your soundtrack with this activated Master EQ VST plugin.
But I'd never touch the speaker settings for this, if you have a quite flat frequency room response and you are already blessed with some kind of a truthful listening experience.
Team NETHERLANDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can anybody explain why he's constantly wearing that cap? Are those fancy stars so bright they blind him?
So, his DAW probably never crashes??
Holy shit... I want my studio to look like the cockpit of a starship!
He Won.....
Those woofers look like 15" to me, not 12". maybe Im wrong though
Cubase kills studio one on "work flow" !!! come on guy !! cubase has been around for 25 yrs - Studio one 5 years ! Cubase, Midi, Audio Top sounding DAW right now!
Sid East you have no idea what youre talking about.
@@officialWWM = BABY PANTS
No
Oh man, you think 130 on the highway is slow? Speed limits in Holland are soon going to be 100 EVERYWHERE due to so called climate interventions.
They have no idea what they are talking about😂😂🤦♂️
Wot u mean?
How the fuck did this dude afford all this shit???