Techno music originated in Detroit in the 1980s and was popularized in Europe. It is characterized by a 4/4 rhythm, a tempo between 120-150 bpm, and the use of synthesizers and drum machines to create looping baselines and drumbeats. Some subgenres of techno include Detroit techno, minimal techno, industrial techno, ambient techno, and dub techno. Techno music triggers dopamine production and produces euphoria in listeners, making them feel good due to its heart-pumping bass, catchy melodies, and hypnotic beats.
Techno music originated in Detroit in the 1980s and was popularized in Europe. It is characterized by a 4/4 rhythm, a tempo between 120-150 bpm, and the use of synthesizers and drum machines to create looping baselines and drumbeats. Some subgenres of techno include Detroit techno, minimal techno, industrial techno, ambient techno, and dub techno. Techno music triggers dopamine production and produces euphoria in listeners, making them feel good due to its heart-pumping bass, catchy melodies, and hypnotic beats.
Techno music originated in Detroit in the 1980s and was popularized in Europe. It is characterized by a 4/4 rhythm, a tempo between 120-150 bpm, and the use of synthesizers and drum machines to create looping baselines and drumbeats. Some subgenres of techno include Detroit techno, minimal techno, industrial techno, ambient techno, and dub techno. Techno music triggers dopamine production and produces euphoria in listeners, making them feel good due to its heart-pumping bass, catchy melodies, and hypnotic beats.
- Techno = EDM - Appeared in Detroit, Michigan, during the 1980s. - After in Detroit : picked up by the Germans in Berlin and popularized in Europe. - Party scene : raving
- Rhythm 4/4 (four repetitive notes)
- Tempo : 120 and 150 bpm - Synthetizers and drum machines - Looping baselines and drumbeat Techno subgenres 1. Detroit techno : Detroit techno also combines brighter, funkier, and more soulful aspects (the influence of the Chicago house scene) 2. Minimal techno : only drums, a bassline, and minimum elements to create a grooving track. Very little melody : more repetition and subtle changes (pioneer 90s) 3. Industrial techno : energy uses dark, harsh, noisy, and aggressive elements 4. Ambient techno : combines deep atmospheric textural sounds of ambient music with techno 5. Dub techno : quite similar to ambient techno : softer, more relaxing version of techno Why do I love techno ?
- Techno is addictive : triggers dopamine production, produces
euphoria. Makes people feel good. - Heart-pumping bass, catchy melodies, hypnotic beats - Techno is accessible = repeating and predictable structure. EVERYONE can enjoy techno - Fun : beats in a darkened room + relax ! - Way of life : community :)