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Carl Craig Masterclass
Learn how to get the classic Detroit Techno sound as Carl Craig dissects some of his tracks like ‘From Beyond’ and ‘Forever Free’. Discover his creative process and the elements that really define these tracks: how he made the stems from scratch, its arrangement techniques, the classic 909 patterns, and the effects and processing behind the Detroit sound.
Watch him create a track from scratch in real time and get the full tour of how he works in the studio and develops his ideas: from his first steps when opening the DAW to how he creates a beat, his mixing techniques, like balancing the kick and the bass, his use of arpeggiators and favorite plugins. Get a proper look at his favorite synths Roland 101, Juno 106, Prophet 600 and see exactly how he uses and processes them in his tracks.
Get inspired by the story of the DNA of music that changed the world: discover the history behind Detroit Techno from one of its leading figures, understand what really defined it, the art of the remix, the secrets behind Planet E label, and follow his advice for new producers to get inspired and keep the flame alive.
Get free access to chapter 05. 909 Detroit Techno Patterns. In this chapter, you will learn about the classic Detroit Techno drum machine, the TR-909, and how it was popularized by
Derrick May and Jeff Mills. You will gain valuable insights into how
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Carl Craig is described as a creative visionary, an electronic music icon, an esteemed Grammy-nominated composer, a world-class DJ and an ambassador for his native Detroit. Yet the common thread that runs through Craig’s broad musical canon and creative projects is a resounding fascination with futurism. The prolific producer has cultivated a unique path as an artist, entrepreneur and civic leader, guided by his tendency toward forward thinking.
Craig released his first track in 1989 on a Virgin UK compilation album, two singles followed on labels run by his first collaborator, Derrick May. After a series of ambitious releases for his co-owned Retroactive imprint, in 1991 Craig launched his record label Planet E, with the groundbreaking EP “4 Jazz Funk Classics”, under his alias 69. Planet E turned 20 in 2011 and Craig celebrated the label’s history by taking Planet-E and its artists and collaborators on a world tour for the first time in the label’s history.
He cites artistic freedom as the highlight of running the label and adds, “It was never a struggle for the label to be an outlet for my or other people’s music. It was always a struggle to stay in business, actually a war to stay in business.” In 2014, Carl Craig began a new event concept ‘Detroit Love’, designed to bring together and support the sounds of Detroit and take a little of the Techno brotherhood to clubs and festivals all over the world.
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