For this episode of the third season we shall be taking an advanced level lesson to which we are going to try to understand why does German tekno music not write itself in history? In this podcast we approach techno music as a classroom lesson where by we go into detail on how techno music is relatable to instrumental music, We acknowledge techno music as being beats but calculated monitored beats. And we explain through exemples and fun quizzing how the techno work interacts with itself and most importantly we stress the fact that electronic music is also music playing to the same degree as instrumental music playing . We base our studies from all the grounding elements of instrumental music to forge opinion on techno music, we combine the two to determine how techno music sounds the our ears.

reference material taken from internet used to produce this podcast:

https://www.reddit.com/r/TechnoProduction/comments/nakm3p/how_to_achieve_rolling_schranz_percussions_ex/

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-german-electronic-synth-music-tradition-so-important-march

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_electronic_music

https://mixmag.net/read/german-court-techno-is-music-news

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We want to to understand what our mind is telling us when we are put through a musical effect, more so a very technical effect called the suspension used in techno music to create a pause in the music run. The question we shall be asking the cards later in the show is: does the suspension technic in techno music make us feel lonely?

Join me while I read my own music to you. The Flamingo75’s podcast is an exclusive moment you get to spend with me Jessica Gins Smith the proud composer of electronic/ computer music who has the absolute wish to get feedback on her own creation.

Find out more on how and what I use to read the music and finally what my music is telling me!

Flamingo75’s podcast is a weekly broadcast where we discover and understand electronic music via a tool of another kind.

Each episode unveilings the mysteries of electronic music and the projection it has from above not from an intellectual transportation stand point but from a spiritual locomotion. The podcast is dedicated to the music gods and their higher powers.

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We started by revising all the elements necessary to the comprehension of the distortion effect in computer music. We also took note how the distortion effect is use by rock band to make their guitar sound dirt and grit to your guitar signal. In the computer music world the distortion effect is used to create the overtone effect. Meaning the implantation of a higher quality higher sensation to the basic option. 

Join me while I read my own music to you. The Flamingo75’s podcast is an exclusive moment you get to spend with me Jessica Gins Smith the proud composer of electronic/ computer music who has the absolute wish to get feedback on her own creation. 

Find out more on how and what I use to read the music and finally what my music is telling me!

please visit the source used to produce this podcast article written by Nick Messitte November 14, 2022 for full comprehension:

https://www.izotope.com/en/learn/what-is-distortion-in-music-when-and-how-to-use-it.html#:~:text=Distortion%20refers%20to%20the%20altering,intentional%20or%20undesired%20sonic%20destruction.

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