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- These are some of the main subgenres of what we know as Techno. Let's talk about it!
Let's go! 00:00
Detroit Techno 00:17
Acid Techno 01:14
Dub Techno 02:25
Hard Techno 03:35
Minimal Techno 04:48
Industrial Techno 05:59
Progressive Techno 07:10
Tech House 08:13
Trance Techno 09:09
There You Go! 10:02 - เพลง
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Some of these are bad examples fam
*Most, lol.
True
I totally agree. But for someone who just starts it's ok.
And this makes the whole video a bad reference for starters
make your own channel "fam"
I appreciate the hard work mate but there's a lot of ways in which this video could have been better. It seems like it was made by somebody with superficial knowledge on electronic music genres. My main issues:
1. The lack of musical characteristics mentioned: most of the descriptions were very general and poetic, they look like they were made by ChatGPT. They do not include any information about the MUSICAL characteristics of the genre, e.g., the 303 machine was not mentioned in acid techno (the main characteristic of it!); rumble kick/bass wasn't mentioned in Hard Techno; etc.
2. It's missing many important subgenres like Schranz, Hardgroove, Reverse bass, etc. You could even add Hardcore, as the Hard Techno in the 2020s very much resembles it.
3. There was no mention of overlapping of genres. For example, 2/4 of the hard techno examples were hard acid techno tracks. That can be confusing for some people who may think "acid techno" and "hard techno" are mutually exclusive. It would be good to note that these genres very often overlap. For example, Sonder by Brecc is a hard industrial acid techno song.
4. The examples were a bit off. Children is a trance song, not a tech-trance song; the Tech House tracks sound mainly house; and some others.
Still, thank you for the video.
I just started watching this material and You have a good point here. As someone that knows this and that about techno is hard to learn anything from poetic describtions and I think people with 0 knowledge of the genre are not particulary interested in content like that, but maybe some newbie will come across this and get hooked so I won't take that from author. After seeing first part about detroit I think would be good to show some modern examples, how it evolved.
Children is dream house track as definition of this genre, better old school techtrance example would be Cj Bolland - Prophet and even that wouldn't be perfect as someone could said that back then it was just techno as this 2 genres were closer to each other, tech trance and tech house sections are badly represented here.
Agreed. You could randomly choose one of these descriptions, assign it to random genre and they would still fit. Very generic.
I think this video is great for the average listener. Your first point is more for producers. Your second point is more for audiophiles and arthistorians. Your third point conflicts with the 4th point because genre can often be very subjective and you should let a dj decide where he would place a track. Let people start and chose which direction they lean towards.
@@acident7 this video is *sufficient* for the average listener, not great. My first and second points are not for niche sub-groups of professionals, they are for music fans in general. How would you expect a person to identify what acid techno is if there is no mention of the 303 sound? What if I'm a viewer who likes the booming kicks of hard techno (as opposed to other softer versions of techno) but doesn't know how to refer to it? Music knowledge is important for most people-- those who do not care about it can simply ignore the information. And, my third and fourth points are not contradictory because genres are not subjective. They are vague and man-made, yes, but they are based on some somewhat-objective and unique characteristics of the sound (bpm, drum pattern, velocity, instruments used, the presence of vocals or not, etc.). In point three, there is an overlap between three subgenres (hard, acid and industrial) but point 4 is just a trance song, with no overlaps with techno (if anything, it overlaps with house, as dream trance & dream house are interchangeable).
theres no way these are all of the sub genres
It's not
There are still quite a list, but he showed the most common ones
Here are some that aren't here:
Breakbeat Techno
Big Room
Gabber
Hard Bass
Freetek
Hardstyle
Frenchcore
Terrorcore
Uptempo Hardcore
Speedcore -> Splittercore -> Extratone
Doomcore
Birmingham Techno
Happy Hardcore
Toytown Techno
Makina
Schaffel
Schranz
There are a lot of stylistic tags that can apply to many EDM genres too. Uplifting, Melodic, Euphoric, Progressive, Liquid, and so on.
Check out the video " 30 Subgenres of Techno (with examples)" by Donit for some actual musical breakdown of the genres. And if you want more of a history of one side of Techno, the channel Nyanakaru has a video called "ALL HARDCORE TECHNO SUBGENRES (66 Subgenres)".
there are 60-70 sub genres of techno :D
@@borealmarinda4337 some of those are subcategories of trance and house, not techno.
Convinced this video was made by AI
gotta agree.
Literaly
And not the best A.I....
was the script written in chat gpt? lol
Probably about as accurate lol.
Some of it yes. Good catch.
@@RaveGatethat was not a Kompliment. 😂
@@RaveGate Yeah, you can really tell. Honestly man, this video seems like it was thrown together in a week, not enough time for an ambitious video like this.
@@RaveGate I recognized it instantly. ChatGPT writes in a certain way, the exact way you were reading. Nothing against it, just maybe change it up more next time.
AI was harmed during the making of this video.
Thumbs down for doing Detroit dirty. And no Hardgroove.
Please excuse my ignorance. How did he do Detroit dirty?
@@bibliophile2791 Some of the tracks he chose were, while still being from Detroit artists, not really representative of the true underground Detroit Techno sound.
Azimuth and Strings are legit but the other two? One is a pop tune and the other is Electro.
Ironic considering hardgroove is seeing a HUGE comeback right now
Inner City is pure house, and Cybotron is electro. If you want to represent Detroit Techno, then surely you'd play at least 1 x Jeff Mills track.
@@trumanb4758 After all, "the other" is by Juan Atkins ;-)
"If you don't know all the subgenres of techno it's okay because I do" yeah bro, clearly you don't lol
chatGPT is way too young to understand techno subgenres, lol
i think Trance is an own genre with own subgenres. Dark Techno is also big. You can also differ them by BPM. And a lot of so called Detroit Techno was Acid House.
The historical "Detroit" in my opinion is just house .. A bit harder, but I never considered it as techno. I think real techno genre developed later, early 90'.
oh boy, where do I start on this one...
Tech house is eric prydz midnight city??
dude is on crack
of course not...
WHERE IS SCHRANZ
hell yea
I was about to ask the same
It's fucked, that's where it is
@@myplan8166 a good fuck
Schranz is kein Techno Schranz is Schranz😂
I appreciate the video, but you showed 2 Acid Techno tunes during the Hard Techno examples, I clearly heard 303s
Hard techno still has acid in it just not that much, the entire thing is a bit dubious tbh - when does Tiesto's remix of Silence resemble techno? I'd actually give children a pass due to its low end. Tech Trance had so many poss examples from 25/20 years ago
I didnt heard any _real_ crunchy hard techno made in the early 2000s. This video bleeds from 1000 wounds
I feel like there's some missing, couldn't tell you specifically, but missing styles from across the pond, UK, Holland, Germany etc.
but apart from that, solid video! thanks.
Thanks!
I agree! I'll try to do better in the future.
Dude, nice vid! Solid editing and you nailed the audio balance, which is really important but often overlooked! Keep up the good work!
When I think of techno, industrial techno plays in my head. I love progressive techno though, well, I love all kinds depending on the occasion but prog, dub and tech house I listen to the most.
Thanks man!
I totally get what you mean, it's all about the vibe, and I like how so many things can be techno and yet be so different in terms of covering all sorts of different moods.
I'm afraid most of your sub-genres are incorrect. Many tracks mentioned here are just Pop, Disco, Italo or simply just Trance. It is possible that you are presenting this from a USA point of view, which is completely incorrect. Even though the genre originates from Detroit, most sub-genres originate from Europe. That is why in Europe genres are more focused on the specific musical elements than overal vibe. Like the fact that Tech House has Swing, Hard Techno is fast and over modulated and Trance Techno (Melodic Techno) is just Trance with a typical Tech drive instead of the normal basic disco drive. And finally you seem to have missed one of the most important sub-genre of Techno ever......TRIBAL-TECH and TRIBAL-TECH TRANS. Also called TT or just TTT, which basically accounts for at least 65% of all modern techno tracks.
He made it with ChatGPT. You spent more time writing the comment than he making the video.
I agree with what you said : some of his titles sound like House (his Detroit choices) or disco (his tech-house examples) ...
Rest of his playlist is very good ..
With the regret of the absence of PsyTrance ... (Aahhhhh ... Astral Projection Kaballah !) + he is 100% right to diss Electronica ..
This said, for those of us not knowing about TRIBAL-TECH and TRIBAL-TECH TRANS could you please direct us to some of the jewels of this genre ?
The way he didn't even mention Hardgroove, Gabber, and techno with breakbeats..
Jungle techno.
This video should have been on the probe we send to space back in late 60's
missing out Dark Techno. It's somewhat similar to industrial techno, but it has some more hardcore elements in it. Check out the likes of [KRTM], Tripped, Synaptic Memories and Tymon for some examples (their catalogues also include industrial hardcore, so don't be too surprised if the first release you come across from one of them ends up being hardcore).
I can recommend Dope Amine when it comes to Dark Techno. He is releasing 4-5 mixes each year here on YT.
dark techno isnt a genre. its a way to describe the sound character just as „driving“ techno
@@keanzk3184 Take something like [KRTM] - Soleil as an example. It's not industrial techno, industrial hardcore nor is it hardtechno. So what else could it be than dark techno?
@@Heavysweating why isnt it industrial nor hardcore when it has key hardcore bass lines and industrial sounds. and what even is darktechno? that genre doesnt have any agreed upon elements nor any history
@@Heavysweating and when taking in count the usage of the term dark techno it was mostly used to describe music that was popular in the 2010‘s today known as peak time or dark minimal techno
Contrary to many other commenters here, this video gives a pretty good breakdown of some of the Techno genres. I first heard Techno music after arriving in Goa in early Dec. 1991 after spending the previous five and half months traveling all around India with my girflriend of the time, Sandra Grulli. (Including our 1 month in Goa, we spent 6 and half months riding 16,000 kms on an LML Vespa, plus train hops, through the National Capital Territory(Delhi), Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujurat, Madyha Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Goa. The techno parties in Goa in Dec. 1991 were superb.
From 1992 to 1997 I organised some great house and warehouse techno parties in Melbourne, Australia with 100 to 1200 guests. We attended the very first Earthcore Party that was held in early 1992 in Toolangi State Forest. There were only 150 people there. It was organised by Spiros Boursinos (R.I.P.) and Pip Darvall.
Anyway, my favourite tracks from the list on this video are: (1) "Children" by Robert Miles (2) "The Acid" (T78 Remix) by "A*S*Y*S. BTW, you don't need to be on drugs to enjoy Techno music. The last time I had recreational drugs of any kind was in 1999.
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I love acid techno ❤
It is absolutely marvelous!
ACID will always have a place in my heart, i love it so much.
Yeah, but examples are not so genre-defined really…
1:55 that maddix song is considered “bigroom techno” its very popular now by artists like hardwell to play on big edm mainstages
good shit dude, thx for this
You're most welcome man!
Thanks for the support.
I correct the title for you: "All the wrongly techno subgenres" wellcome...
I am a big fan of N++ soundtrack (and the game itself), but i could never figure out, what kind of genre the tracks were. Dub/Progressive Techno now gives me an idea and thats the techno genres i like - are there similar ones? Or how would you define the soundtrack of the game?
What an Awesome Overview!
Bro just decided not to include the absolute 👑 being Melodic Techno
So, can you help him and enlighten us at the same time, with your 3 best examples from this genre ...?
@@sarvoshaktivan what?🤣
Oh,cmon, Basic Channel - Phylyps trak is not a dub-techno at all. Though very happy it is in this video; same with Octave one - Pure detroit techno, not the minimal
Tech house examples are unfortunately also wrong.
everytime asys acid is playing i feel so much moments and memories of my life at the same time....
...only 100 views? bro, really top notch the vid.... keep going
Thanks man!
What can I do... small channel! lol
Let me know if you have any recommendations.
Thank god it doesn't have more views considering how inaccurate a lot of it is.
this was great, thanks
You're welcome!
There is a lot more Techno Sub Genres
As someone who is starting to discover the world of techno, I want to tell you this video is really helpful and the definitions provide an excellent guide to each sub-genre. Don’t listen to those wannabe purist haters
not a purist, but pretty sure you should investigate more, before jumping to that conclusion here as most samples are wrong and some genres very miss represented.
all of sudden genre experts speak up
it's like being at a gig in Melbourne of a techno legend and it's just a bunch of 40 year old chin strokers standing there just nodding their heads a bit and people look at you weird for dancing (this actually happened to me in 2010 when Apparat came to Australia
all house subgenres anytime soon? i would love to see your opinion on microhouse
Oh absolutely!
I just really appreciate how little we all agree on sub-genres of music. Not even kidding, if you think about it, look at how much we all care that we teach others how to find the music they want. That's all classifying this stuff is IMO.
But also, I am right.
Oh God, I haven't heard Robert Miles- children is FOREVER. I use to listen to it constantly in 2008 while on the long bus rides to marching band competitions.
Right? it brings out all sorts of memories! such a classic.
Definition of prog techno is 100% spot on
I've only been getting into techno relatively recently which youtube has helped a lot with. So far my favourite sub genres comprise of mixes of acid, hard, industrial, dark, house and trance. I gradually drifted towards techno from my love of acid jazz, lo fi hip hop, synthwave, edm, house, melodic rock, pop rock, grunge and metal. Quite a mix huh but I think techno incorporates essences of all those genres and gives it such energy or chill vibes, that's what draws me to it! I also love 70s, 80s pop/motown and 90s ballads 😂
Thank you for your nice comment and I appreciate your attitude.
I understand your point, and I will do my best it he future videos. I hope I'll do better. I've learned from my mistakes.
@@RaveGate I wasn't critiquing you bro. Nice video.
@@Loroths Thanks so much for your support man. I appreciate it.
Without Schranz, without me
schranz is faster than hard techno, right, where is speedcore or hard tek or tekno?
you mixed hard techno and acid. modern hard techno is mixed with acid, modern acid is mixed with hard techno.
I liked the track selection and the video, I’ve heard the music but never knew many track names 🤩
I'm glad I could help!
Ambient techno?
As a guy who mainly went clubbing between 2003 and 2008 I'd say you screwed up the minimal techno part. Plastikman may be one of the early producers (check out Sistol for another real oldskool super minimalstic sound), but the stuff that came out in the period I mentioned lifted the bar substantially in terms of producing quality and groove.
Care to share some of the jewels of this genre and era ...?
@@sarvoshaktivan Check out: John Tejada -Mono on Mono, Chardronet vs. Afrilounge - Just for a little peek, Diego Capri & Andrea Gentile - Supa, Marc Houle - Techno Vocals, Quenum & Dachshund - Elasticated Deformation, Hidenobou Ito - Eeetherz Repeat Repeat - Idream of Riots, Keisuke Kondo - Eboy, Apendics Shuffle - Saw Saw soup (or anything else - this guy is awsome!), Sascha Krohn - Consused on the dancefloor, Hearththrob - Time for Ensor, Someone Else - Funny Wawa, Phage & Daniel Dreier - Beeswax, Berg Nixon - Victoria Station, Maetrik - Aggravate me, Seph - Schinn, Dapayk & Padberg - Fa, Agraic - Goose Step, Easy Changes- Karen, Elon - Green Ghost, Louderbach - Shine (Berg Nixon Remix), Troy Pierce - Horse Nation, Excercise one - Timetrap, Triola - Leuchtturm (Wighnomy's Polarzip), Ben Parris - Loose Impediments, Decimal - Blabbermouth. Not really minimal/techno but also from this area and these a massive electro/house/techno hit: Nutrunner - Open Spaces, Markus Lange - French July and of course Gregor Tresher - Heat. The big labels back then where Pokerflat, Minus and Mobilee. Theres much more, but I need to go to work now lol. Maybe I should go back to DJing :D Note: I have no idea, why some of these are crossed out. It wasnt me.
Acid Techno and Tech Trance are my favorites subgeneres of Techno
Industrial techno goes too hard
I'm glad I could help with that! :)
Very nice!!
is tech house really a part of techno ? thought it belongs to house ? and maddix is more like peaktime techno pared with acid sounds ?
Perfect example of indistrial techno is ost for Red alert game 1-2
What happeneds with Chicago and the techno from Chicago??
this is how hard techno sounds: (puts modern hard rave with hardstyle base)
Can’t imagine being on acid and listening to that
this is like 50% acid
ok
my boy got it right, video edited in 30min written by chat gpt for 40k visuals? thats awesome
The tracks you played in the video were great.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked them.
Some of the tracks are bad examples, I know its not easy to explain it all correctly, but Acid-Techno for me its like DJ MIsjah, Germany: "Man, Woman, Love," or Emmanuel Top-Tracks, then, there is also Acid-Trance like Nostrum-Tracks for example, too...and Gamma Loop, or simply called Acid-Warrior's-Acid...and Acid-House......
Acid-House, Acid-Trance and Acid-Techno are all subgenres...
even Acid-Jazz exist!
For me, in the beginning was HOUSE, from Chicago, started in 1985,86..
It was like a big tree with many branches.
All genres growing out of this tree...and the thickest branch of all was the Techno branch....
Acid/ Electro/ Techno/Trance/ and other electronic genres like Drumn Bass, Jungle, Breakbeat, Breakdance was in the 80's in the hip hop-scene...
Don' t forget Chill-Out and Ambient.
All European countries had their own scene... Drumn Bass was very populated in the UK, the Belgians had their New Wave, Electric Boogie early scene in the 80's..
There was a sound of Berlin, of Frankfurt, for example, and of Detroit...
Watch, the interview of the famous DJ Sven Väth, , he gives us a small overview over the electronic scene and their beginnings...Musical pioneers. in germany were the Electronic Group " Kraftwerk" or "Tangerine Dream"...you can see it wasn't house alone, in Germany we had our roots, also...
And one word to MINIMAL..
Minimal alone don't stand for genre, Its a definition for a soundproperty, many young kids who listen to nowadays techno, don't understand this..There is Minimal-Techno of course..but Minimal don't stand for itself..its a definition of a sound...
and SCHRANZ is a fashion-word😊, its no style..Chris Liebing used this word one day, because the techno in his club was so heavy and crashing...its Techno !!
what abut Drak techno, EBM artis like Ancient Methods, Perc, Orphx, Makaton, AdamX, Phase Fatale.NX1, Ontal .
good selection but would consider them just "techno", some closer to "industrial" - as there is no "bright" techno, what should "dark" techno be?
I don't know which generation's interpretation this video is but these are not "main subgenres of techno"...
What do you mean? WHat are then?
Melodic techno, like Stephan Bodzin
yes!
for all who are interessed in hardcore techno: if you are into gabba, thunderdome is the best way to find out.
speedcore and doomcore: terrordrome VI and VII is a great way to start - with tracks up to 340 bpm and the iconic hölle mix from nordcore
You can’t talk about Acid Techno without mentioning Chris Liberator! London Acid City!
Brownie points for having Doruksen as a hard tech example because im in love with him , but overall, your kinda understating quite a bit.
I might be one of few here but i think IDM also falls into techno despite its obvious dnb and jungle influences. I believe that Aphex Twin and Squarepusher should have a place in Techno history as well, they were pioneers of their time.
For your last example I always thought that stuff was Cyber Trance
YOu must have been hit SO HARD with copyright striks from youtube in this vid. Great work !
some good stuff but clearly lacking a lot. The examples for industrial, hard, and acid sound very similar, I would've picked something with more of a synth screech (dion, oguz, nico moreno style) for hardtech. also no mention of hardgroove?? what's up with that
Robert Miles - Children - it's Dream House!
Chicane - Saltwater - it's Progressive Trance!
Eric Pridz - Midnight city - Progressive House!
dream trance*
No no no, that's all the same genre: cheesy pop edm
Edit: replace 🤮 by 😴
Robert Miles is pure trance. Where do you hear house?!? No way!
Oh no please not "Children" by Robert Miles!! History of trance. I agree for Eric Prydz, some edm electronic cheese. The third tune is trance, also a bit cheesy, but beautiful.
Saltwater is actually beautiful, yet still a 'petit fromage'. Children in comparison is a big fat lump of stinky cheese 😂
But for real: discussing matters of taste is fun, but there is no accounting for it. Love music, and cheese.
Acid Techno > Everything. Long live the 303
I was gonna link Sikoti - Firing Squad as an example of Hard Acid Techno, but i guess i don't have to. :D
It is kinda acidy! I get that.
just found you,nice
btw insutrial techno was played on the animated series of samuri jack,there is an episode wich he's forced to rave with this type of techno
What about Hypnotic techno? The likes of Oscar Mulero
You know what's up man, Oscar mulero is unbelievable, definitely should have been featured in this vid
@@abdelhakimelsaban3120 100% 👌
Honestly man, I found out that I didn't cover many subgenres shortly after publishing this video. I seriously have to do way more research for the upcoming vids 😂
@@RaveGate Glad you're honest about it. And i got my answer. :) Good luck with future video's!
his examples of progressive techno were actually hypnotic techno
El techno y todos sus géneros serán siempre la mejor música jamás creada desde que apareció la tecnología electrónica...
The fact that there was no schranz says everything
Cybotron is better known for electro but maybe later stuff crosses over, the first acid techno example sounds more like psytrance which came much later
more tracks like inspector Norse?
Tensnake - Coma Cat prob the closest
when I heard the german accent I knew this was going to be fire
At least, thank you for clarifying that not everything that comes out now with a 4 bars kick saying "techno remix" is actual techno
What about Schranz?
Nice!
Future techno, melodic techno, hypertechno, etc...
8:42 I AM TRIGGERED
You missed a few:
Proper techno
Tribal techno
Hypnotic techno
Hardgroove
Schranz
swedish techno, dutch techno, etc
How does this not have more views?
I don't know! lol
But I'm still a small channel, so maybe that's it, but I'm honestly glad that this video is doing pretty good. Thank you!
Because it's fucking shite and mostly disinformation.
Is Space92 making acid techno combined with hard techno then?
it's called peak time techno, too slow and not enough bass rumble for hard techno
What about Techno Peak Time, Melodic Techno, Techno Raw/Hypnotic, Dark Techno, etc?
Thanks for all the info, this was very useful🥰
Absolutely 😍 Thanks for your support!
Very clear, helpful and clean presentation. Thank you very much.
Great upload I think. Subbed.
Hope you will continue to upload loads of techno-tracks and information. Cheers.
Thank you so much!
The next video that I'm currently working on is not techno related but after that I'll have many videos that are EDM related for sure. Thanks for the sub, I hope I won't disappoint.
@@RaveGateThanks. You won't. Do what you have to do, then it's always good 🙂.
Lately I'm getting into old skool techno, but every music genre is good for me, as long as it's kind of funky haha. I like funky electro, techno, soul, house, disco, pop, psychedelic, psy-trance, DnB, country, rock, hiphop, alt.-rock/indie, movie-scores, classical music, soft music, metal (especially stoner), blues, jazz, afro, world, glitch, ambient and whatever. It's all good, as long as it's funky.
Take care brother. Like your channel so far. Keep 'em coming!
@@marcjacobscontinued9411 I'm exactly the same! I like all sorts of stuff. Right now I'm more focused on electronic music because I want to take my own career in this direction, and I'm still learning about it myself. But when it comes to listening to music I listen to everything. Thanks again for the support!
@@RaveGate Thanks for your kind response. That's great. I hope you learn a lot and start a successful career in electronic music. If your productions in it are as good as the way you present your videos/documentaries it will be going well I think. Good luck!
Vrry nice thank you
You're most welcome!
Tech House: a signature track would be Housey Doingz - Gobstopper
You wrong for industrial techno. Hard techno have much more aggressive input, that u shown. And what about groove or hypnotic techno?
Awesome video pla
Thank you!
and by the way very nice cuts and visuals, how do you do such nice background animations?
Thank you so much!
I just look for copyright-free footage and visuals online and get as many as possible and just add them in when they fit.
I think, the rhythm is the main point, to recognize and explain. The typical rhythm always sounds like "bumm chick bumm chick bumm chick". If it s not, it s not a pure techno.
no hardgroove and no schranz?
I would explore the freetekno stuff like the SP23 collective sometime. That is techno as well i would say.
imo techno and tekno are two different genres, with techno being more slower in tempo and repetitive with it's elements, while tekno is faster and more "rave"-like
The best subgenre is missing and that is hardgroove !
true
and technobass
None of the tech house tracks are tech house. Examples of tech house:
Asad Rizvi - Smiling At The Sun
Krios - Bajor
Fred VR - Get Down
is rave are techno???
Rave is hardcore techno. It originated in UK and gradually got faster. Also related to jungle techno, which became jungle and then D&B.
Good video but at this point I can'r trust youtube voices, do you use AI voice or nah?
Thanks! No this is actually my own voice. If I sound weird it's probably because English is a second language for me.
@@RaveGate it actually sounds good and consistent that's why I assumed it might be AI
U forgot schranz :( and i guess the example for industrial is a bit lacking because modern industrial sounds different for example:
(Industrial)
Raxeller-Imposter
Foxa-Hell Chader
Bludshed-Toxic Machinery
and for schranz:
Max Thiemann Schranz/Hard Techno Set 18/03/2024
Hard Techno gang!
Hell yeah!
Where’s Funky Techno, Tribal Tech, Ambient Techno, Schranz, Bleep Techno?