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Old 4th February 2013   #1
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Evening. Just wondering if anyone has the faintest idea about how exactly Mike Dehnert achieves that seriously heavyweight sound on his productions? The kick/bottom end just blows me away every time I listen to one of his tracks.

Sounds like there's a fair bit of sub going on but the kick still gets through.

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I read an interview where he said he's all analog. Then again, I've also heard that he's all digital (don't remember where I read that from though).

Only the man himself knows the truth.

One thing's for sure though, his sound is HEAVY. I got no idea how to even approach that sound, I'm simply lost.
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I read an interview where he said he's all analog. Then again, I've also heard that he's all digital (don't remember where I read that from though).

Only the man himself knows the truth.

One thing's for sure though, his sound is HEAVY. I got no idea how to even approach that sound, I'm simply lost.
LOL me too Barfunkel, me too! I'm having a lot of fun trying to figure it out though.
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Which track? YouTube it...

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I think I already embedded one in my original post Greg...maybe it's not showing up if you're using your phone.

This is the full link Mike Dehnert - Brauchbar - YouTube but really any of his productions...they all have that super-dense quality to them

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Here's a few MD tracks that I'm fond of. The first one I even put on my latest DJ mix.








Like I said, no idea to where even start. No synthesizer I know of makes such (thunderous, bassy, cavernous) sounds on it's own. So, there's probably tons of processing on his tracks, particularly heavy compression and reverb. But, I haven't used a compressor that would get such results.
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