Club Dance
- Created by: sammilaw
- Created on: 28-05-14 22:17
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- Club Dance
- Origins
- Chicago - 1980s. Dub, jazz and synthpop motifs were layered over a disco bass.
- The recording and mixing technology developed to create new styles.
- Styles
- HOUSE
- Lots of repetition
- TECHNO
- Usually between 130-150 bpm.
- Mechanical and electronic.
- JUNGLE
- 170 bpm.
- Drum based with strong, deep bass line.
- HOUSE
- Music Technology
- MIXING
- Similar records mixed together to create continuous dance music.
- SCRATCHING
- SAMPLING
- Snippets of other tunes in the record. Distortion changed the sound of a sample.
- LOOPING
- Short patterns of notes of rhythms are repeated.
- DIGITAL EFFECTS
- Reverb, Echo.
- Vocoder - makes human voices sound synthesized.
- QUANTISING
- Make a track in perfect time - robotic sound.
- SEQUENCING
- Building a song by recording lots of tracks over each other.
- i.e. synthesised/real instruments, electronic sounds, samples.
- MIXING
- Remixes
- Mix in samples e.g. chorus hook line or bass riff.
- Change of texture - stopping the drum/bass for a few beats and having it 'kick back in'.
- Origins
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