Future Memories
A couple of years back, I went through a phase of wanting to try producing tracks from different electronic genres, kind of as an exploratory exercise, to try out different production techniques.
This track was the first attempt at techno when I got to that genre, I was pretty happy with the result at the time.
OK, so it's not meant to be an exact fit for that genre, I tried to preserve the dynamic range rather than pushing the compression for a start.
Anyway, I did pick up certain things from this, that I still use in other tracks today (even the more chilled out stuff).
I may well produce more techno type tracks in the future, but I have a ton of other WIP tracks right now that I need to crack on with.
'Future Memories' is the title track of a 3 track release from 2017, which included two other techno(ish) tracks.
ISRC
USQY51716061
Release date
17 March 2017
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Yes, not typical techno came out, but interesting. I also want to try out to make techno track :)
Well the genre is usually much more compressed then I have made it, I prefer to have dynamic range myself, so thought I’d see what that sounded like 😃
The ending sounds to me more like traditional techno. Like the sub bus, very groovy.
Ahh yeah, I gotta have the subs in there, right? 😄
skaarl bringing the groove :)
It’s from the future though 😉