In general, a distinction can be made between sound produced using electromechanical means (electroacoustic music), and that produced using electronics only.
For the magazine, see Electronic Musician.Electronic musicStylistic originsModernismFuturismCultural originsLate 19th and early 20th century, Europe and the United StatesTypical instrumentsDigital audio workstationMIDIelectronic musical instrumentDerivative formsAmbientdubhip hopkrautrockneo soulnew-agenew wavenoisepost-discopost-punkpsychedelicSubgenresChiptunedrum and bassEDMelectroelectroacousticelectronicaglitchhouseIDMindustrialjungletechnotranceFusion genresElectronic rockelectronicoreelectropopelectropunkindie electronicnu jazzelectro swingsynth-poptrip hopOther topicsAvant-garde musiccomputer musicelectronics in rock musicexperimental musicmusic technology (electronic and digital)timeline of electronic music genresElectronic musicExperimental formsElectroacoustic music Musique concrèteTape musicGlitchIndustrial musicWonkyPopular stylesBreakbeatChiptuneDowntempoDrum and bassDubDubstepElectroElectronicaEDMElectropopElectronicoreHardstyleHouseIDMSynth-popTechnoTranceOther topicsAmbient musicBass musicDiscoElectronics in rock musicLoudspeakerList of genresPlunderphonicsStudio as compositional toolTurntablismHip hopSound systemVideo game musicvteElectronic music is music that employs electronic musical instruments, digital instruments and circuitry-based music technology.
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