Spectrum A started in the month of July 2016. After a conversation with a friend about music equipment, the founder of Spectrum A had an urge to create his own music. For several years, he was deejaying as a hobby, but soon found out that dance music nowadays, was of a lesser quality then what it used to be in the golden era of the early nineties, the era where Spectrum A’s founder was clubbing. So at that point, he bought Abelton live and started to learn the producing process by himself (and with some help of Chip, another local techno producer).Soon after starting the learning process, he discovered that without any hardware, the process of creating music was extremly narrow, so he started with the complete Roland AIRA product line and found that this was exactly what he needed to enlarge creativity. It didn’t take very long before he enlarged this investment with hardware he carefully explored online, since every producer has his own way in creating the sounds he really wants.The first productions where melodically of a good quality, but as expected, he had a lack of finesse in the build up of these sounds. Carefully exploring the internet and gathering information about producing techno music, the sounds he produced got better and better. Since there is no well structured and narrow scope guide on how to produce techno music, this was an extremely harsh task to accomplish.At that point, a major issue emerged. He did have the hardware and he did have the software knowledge to create magnificent sound, only he had no clue on how to link the two up and quantize the sounds produced on the hardware to the rythem he had in mind. Exploring the internet learned him that using a focusrite interface made all of this possible and soon the quality of the productions improved.Because of his Gothic and EBM background, combined with his clubbing experience in the early nineties, Spectrum A tried to produce his own sound and own genre combining these influences in hi
