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| stylistic_origins = [[Dub Music|Dub]], [[techno]], [[house music|house]], [[minimal techno]]
| stylistic_origins = [[Dub Music|Dub]], [[techno]], [[house music|house]], [[minimal techno]]
| cultural_origins = Mid-1990s
| cultural_origins = Mid-1990s
| instruments = [[Synthesizer]], [[Keyboard instrument|keyboards]], [[Sampler (musical instrument)|sampler]], [[drum machine]], [[Music sequencer|sequencer]], [[personal computer]]
| instruments = [[Synthesizer]], [[Keyboard instrument|keyboards]], [[Sampler (musical instrument)|sampler]], [[drum machine]], [[Music sequencer|sequencer]]
| popularity = 1990s
| popularity = 1990s
| other_topics = [[Electronic musical instrument]] – [[list of electronic music record labels|record labels]]
| other_topics = [[Electronic musical instrument]] – [[list of electronic music record labels|record labels]]

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Dub techno is a subgenre of techno. Basic Channel are largely credited with defining the style.[1]

The origins of dub techno can be traced back to experimentation by Basic Channel in 1990s Berlin, as they sought to combine the rhythmic elements of stripped-down Detroit techno with the dub recording process and effects of Jamaican dub reggae.[citation needed]

Notable dub techno artists

Dub techno in film

  • Kvadrat — a documentary film about the realities of DJing, extensively featuring dub techno

References

  1. ^ "The Strange and Frightening World of... Basic Channel". The Quietus. Retrieved 9 August 2012.