From Belgrade to Beatport: The Journey of Hobin Rude | Super Progressive 042

In this episode of the Super Progressive podcast, we sit down with the incredibly talented and passionate producer, Hobin Rude. Known for his consistency and quality in the progressive underground scene, Hobin shares his journey from Belgrade, Serbia, to becoming a prolific producer supported by some of the biggest DJs in the world. Hobin delves into his technical and philosophical approaches to music production, offering invaluable advice for up-and-coming and established producers alike. From his favorite plugins and sound design techniques to the importance of enjoying the creative process, Hobin's insights are sure to inspire and educate.Whether you're a fan of his music or an aspiring producer looking to learn from one of the best, this episode is packed with wisdom and inspiration. I really hope you enjoy this episode, and thank you Hobin!00:00 - Introduction2:57 - Progressive scene in Belgrade, Serbia07:17 - Beginning of production journey10:51 - The Hobin Rude sound12:07 - Essential Plugins13:57 - Systems of improvement17:13 - Production process23:04 - Remixing26:31 - Constant improvement30:27 - Origins in production34:40 - Favorite producers36:17 - Future goals38:02 - Staying inspired42:15 - Future projectsActionable Advice: 1. Enjoy the Process: Hobin emphasizes the importance of enjoying the production process and not rushing to achieve immediate success. He advises producers to focus on small improvements and celebrate their progress. 2. Use Available Resources: Hobin encourages new producers to utilize free and paid resources like YouTube tutorials and production schools to improve their skills. 3. Learn by Copying: He suggests analyzing and copying tracks from favorite producers to understand arrangement and sound design better.4. Balance Originality and Influence: When remixing, Hobin advises maintaining one's unique sound while respecting the original track's essence.5. Stay Open to Learning: Hobin highlights the importance of continuous learning and staying open to new techniques and ideas in music production.6. Use Sample Packs Wisely: He recommends using sample packs to speed up workflow and focus on arrangement, advising not to shy away from using pre-made samples. 7. Experiment with Different Genres: To avoid burnout, Hobin suggests experimenting with different genres through ghost production to keep creativity fresh.Useful Links: Hobin Rude:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hobinrudeBeatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/hobin-rude/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3FgnadCoSYbOHfG3ghKxeS?si=CmyzLCQBSkeC08crwBqjEQSuper Progressive: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superprogressive/Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5vo7k99U183tW0lwqsWqQ7?si=c0279f1b7a0e4e50