Let's analyse a CHARLOTTE DE WITTE style track

In this 1st episode of the second techno production tips season we analyse a Charlotte De Witte style track.

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[BlackMirrorRecordings]

Hey thx for sharing, i'm curious about what you next episode will bring :)

[Drkane_]

This is exactly what I was looking for instant subscribe please More!

[techno]

I clicked sub before you you said first word. Nice background!

[billclay]

how trey used to do it in the place where this music originated, chicago. Simple straight or the dance floor. Not BS, no need for 50 compressors and sidechaining on each instrument. Underground sound is the best techno.

[BrettYoakum]

Not sure what's up with your mic settings, but I can REALLY hear the high pitched "smacking" sound when you talk. That mixed with the monotone voice, I just couldn't watch passed the 3:20 mark where the smacking became more pronounced.

[zaabimahdi]

DETROIT-BERLIN ... then you start analysing a Charlotte de witte track ? i was not expecting this.

[bvms]

Subscribed. Just a small critique; Sometimes it is impossible to hear you when you are talking and the track is playing full power.

[djkaya]

the only point is that charlotte didnt make the tracks by her own !

[djkaya]

2.nd its a horrible techno track i could come with expamples from the early 90's Ever heard form mike ink ? hamburg..