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    Dance Music Styles 109 - Tech House.
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    • 1

      When building beats, which approach do I (Multiplier) typically prefer?

    • 2

      Tech house kicks are...?

    • 3

      Velocity typically controls what parameter of the sound?

    • 4

      Can you visually see the impact of track delays in the project?

    • 5

      Tech house tracks are arranged for...?

    • 6

      Which animal didn't feature in this course?

    • 7

      What is a good way to stand out in Tech House?

    • 8

      How can you add swing to a pattern in Live?

    • 9

      What volume are the additional primary hits? (relative to the existing hits)

    • 10

      Why do lots of tech house tracks lack identity?

    • 11

      An octave is:

    • 12

      In Tech House, the snares land on the...?

    • 13

      What 16th is responsible for a groovy house beat?

    • 14

      You can always fix a bad sample. True or false?

    • 15

      What is the typical BPM range for tech house?

    • 16

      What synthesis process is often used to create percussive one shots?

    • 17

      Which approach allows you to design the sound from scratch?

    • 18

      Is it ‘cheating' to use presets?

    • 19

      Who invented Moombahton?

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