I would say that it is its "perfect" sound, using programmed instruments. With electronic music, I get a sense of a "robotic" sound.
But, there are several variables to this somewhat broad question. Some "electronic" music is made up of what some consider "fake" instruments, while some may be programmed drums, or an auto-tuned voice.
So, where is the line drawn? At what point of electronically enhancing music do you consider it to be "electronic"?
I think that is just your interpretation of the music! That is what music is all about anyways, making your own interpretation. It is what it means to you, not what it means to someone else.
A music sampler is something (an electronic device or a computer program) that takes sound from a source e.g TV , CD , music and it makes it available for further manipulation.
RedOne is a musician who was born in Morocco and then moved to Sweden. He makes electronic music using a range of instruments including synthesizers.
808s music is unique and distinctive in the music industry because it prominently features the use of the Roland TR-808 drum machine, which produces deep bass and distinctive electronic sounds that have become synonymous with genres like hip-hop, electronic, and pop music.
Electronic Music Midwest was created in 2002.
There are actually THOUSANDS of electronic dance music artists out there now. I bet you could learn how to be one if you learn how to use one of the availiable softwares! (Cross - Discover DJ, FL Studio, etc.)
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World Electronic Music Festival was created in 1995.
Manitoba Electronic Music Exhibition was created in 2011.
The Lab - electronic music duo - was created in 1993.
Orange Music Electronic Company was created in 1968.
Detroit Electronic Music Festival was created in 2000.
Skrillex is a DJ that makes good dubstep. dubstep is just filthy awesome electronic music