Although its history dates back to the nineteenth century, the first electronic musical instruments used in compositions were theremin and rhythmicon, created by Leon Theremin. As the technology improved, the synthesizing units that were once limited to music studios are now available so you can create music with them, either at home or as part of a band. The process of making arrangements and recording the compositions of electronic music has also become much simpler and can be done on the road as in a music studio.
Producing electronic music is an excellent way to take a break from the stress produced by the routine.
Electronic music in its day was associated exclusively with a form of Western classical music, but since the late 1990s, the availability of affordable music technology allowed people to produce music by using electronic means and it became increasingly popular. Today, electronic music has a great technique and compositional variety, ranging from forms of experimental art music to popular forms such as electronic dance music.
As computer technology and music software advances become more accessible, the musical production is made possible using means that bear no relation to traditional practices. The same goes for concerts, extending their practice using laptops and live-cording.
