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Dance Music Styles 108

Techno

Genre: Audio

21 Videos
1h 35m
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Multiplier, AKA Adam Pollard, is back with a new, Techno-centric, Dance Music Styles course. Study this collection of 21-tutorials to learn the sonic secrets of this dark, future-driven, electronic music genre.

Adam Pollard

Adam Pollard, A.K.A. Multiplier, is much more than a DJ, he’s a music personality with interests and connections that span the entirety of the music industry.

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Techno got its start in Motown. It's definitely not soul music. In fact, it's not even close. Its "soul" is a futuristic, pulsing, reactionary, deep, instrumental genre that has evolved into many different dance sub-genres since its Detroit start in the 1980s.

In this course, Adam Pollard dives deep into Techno's distinct sound structures, exploring the very timbres, beats and other stylistic electronic music elements that define this genre's aesthetic. You learn all about its beat construction, its dark vibe, tempi, classic Roland 909 and 303 influences and much, much more.

So learn Techno's tools, techniques, tip and tricks in this Dance Music Styles course by EDM expert, Multiplier!

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Introduction & Play Through

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Overview

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Section 2: Section 2: Songwriting

Section 3: Section 3: Sound Design

Section 4: Section 4: Production Techniques

Section 5: Section 5: How to Stand Out

Section 6: Section 6: Common Mistakes

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n4Sphere wrote on March 17, 2018

From a how to sound like tutorial - excellent job well done. I really like that he shows a lot of examples as well es how he creates the unique sounds. overall structures from history to tipps = great selection. hope to see me from him.
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ben37 wrote on January 24, 2018

Some very useful tips about the genre that I hadn't really thought of. In general I'm really impressed with Multplier's tutorials. Just wish they were about twice as long! Great stuff.
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