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Where Does Electronic Music Come From?

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Musicians and composers began experimenting with electronic instruments, such as the theremin (first electric instrument ever played without physical contact) and Ondes Martenot (created by Maurice Martenot). Tape recorders and electrical sound speed-adjusting technology gave rise to musique concrete composition techniques. Techno-house evolved as an international genre that combined driving bass lines and syncopated percussion […]

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The Different Stages of Producing Electronic Music

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Producers at this stage are learning the ropes of production. This may involve employing various audio effects, editing samples in creative ways, bouncing tracks to audio files and creating stems for mixing purposes – among others. This period also saw the Theremin gain wider prominence through its use in science-fiction film soundtracks, and through work

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Electronic Xylophone

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Xylophones have long been an essential element of children’s music education. Not only can these instruments develop eye-hand coordination skills, they are also great at developing musical talent. Contrasting with piano keys which contain sharps and flats, xylophones use sets of hardwood bars with decreasing length that produce different notes when struck successively – some

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Tesla Coil Music

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Tesla coil music is an exciting art form that transcends both science and music. This intricate process involves timing resonance from solid-state Tesla coils precisely in order to produce musical notes and melodies. The driving voltage pulses applied to the primary circuit are modulated using MIDI audio rates. This enables reproduction of tones and chords

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French Electronic Music 80s

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France is famed for producing innovative electronic music. From Marseilles’s aggressive industrial, Lyon’s rave revivalist rave music and Parisian kuduro on labels such as Sake Records – French artists are exploring harder and hookier forms than the gentle dance music that once eclipsed rock as hipster soundtrack. Jean-Michel Jarre Jean-Michel Jarre is one of the

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