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Also known as techno music, techno scene
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Techno is a type of electronic dance music typically played at 120-150 beats per minute with a repetitive, steady beat, created using electronic instruments like drum machines and synthesizers that DJs blend together in continuous sets. The genre has become culturally significant partly because of its reliance on iconic 1980s equipment like the Roland drum machines, which producers still prize today alongside modern digital tools.
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It is catalogued under topics including American styles of music, Culture in Berlin and Culture of Detroit.
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- Techno
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- Mid-1980s, Detroit, United States
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- Detroit
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- music genre
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- electronic dance music
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- United States
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- Vagator, Goa, India, DJ playing music on turntable.jpg
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- 1984-00-00
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テクノ（英: Techno）とは、アメリカのミシガン州デトロイトを発祥とするクラブミュージック。なお、クラフトワークをはじめとするドイツで生まれた電子音楽は「テクノポップ」とも呼ばれる。
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