Electronic & DanceMelodic Techno

Melodic Techno Frequency Spectrum vs. Pink Noise

Five Melodic Techno records measured against pink noise, every track gain-matched to -14 LUFS:

  • Anyma “Consciousness”
  • Argy “Aria”
  • Kevin de Vries “Metro”
  • John Summit “Shiver”
  • RÜFÜS “In the Moment (Adriatique Extended Remix)”

Melodic techno stacks sub and bass together at 5–6 dB over pink, with the kick peaking at 53–76 Hz and the sub kept fairly narrow. Above 250 Hz the curve flattens quickly: the low mids sit slightly above pink, the midrange on it, and the top end slopes to 2–4 dB below. There is no snare outline in this set: the percussion lives in the bass and in the prominent mid layers rather than a discrete snare.

Melodic Techno average frequency spectrum compared to pink noise, five reference tracks overlaid
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Melodic Techno frequency spectrum vs. other genres

The same pink-noise comparison for two related genres and three very different ones.

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Melodic Techno instrument frequency ranges and levels

Where the individual parts of a Melodic Techno mix sit — sub, kick, snare, the supporting and prominent mid layers, air and splash — as REFFREY's PARTS mode outlines them from the references.

Melodic Techno PARTS breakdown: sub, kick, snare, support, prominence, air and splash regions across 5 reference tracks
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REFFREY // Melodic Techno Parts Breakdown
PartPeak positionPeak level
Foundations
SUB41–64 Hz−29 to −18 dB
KICK53–76 Hz−19 to −17 dB
SNARE——
Mids
SUPPORT293 Hz – 6 kHz−48 to −46 dB
PROMINENCE316 Hz – 5.8 kHz−33 to −23 dB
Highs
AIR6–22 kHz−64 to −60 dB
SPLASH6–22 kHz−49 to −46 dB

Levels are peak spectrum levels with every track gain-matched to -14 LUFS, so they compare across tracks and across genres.

Melodic Techno parts vs. other genres

Where Melodic Techno’s sub, kick, snare and mid layers sit next to five other genres.

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Melodic Techno Full Reference Stack: Peak, Average, and Stereo Width curves

Average (filled) and peak (dashed) spectra of every reference, with the stereo width strip below. Width is the side-to-mid level per frequency, averaged over the analyzed section: 0 dB means the sides are as loud as the centre, MONO means there is no difference between left and right at all.

Melodic Techno average, peak and stereo width spectra for 5 reference tracks
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Reference tracks and sections analyzed

The 5 Melodic Techno tracks behind this RefMap and the section of each that was analyzed. This is the Melodic Techno set that ships inside REFFREY.

  1. AnymaConsciousness
    Anyma — Consciousness: waveform with the analyzed section 4:27–5:01 marked
  2. ArgyAria
    Argy — Aria: waveform with the analyzed section 3:10–3:50 marked
  3. Kevin de VriesMetro
    Kevin de Vries — Metro: waveform with the analyzed section 3:25–3:45 marked
  4. John SummitShiver
    John Summit — Shiver: waveform with the analyzed section 2:49–3:30 marked
  5. RÜFÜSIn the Moment (Adriatique Extended Remix)
    RÜFÜS — In the Moment (Adriatique Extended Remix): waveform with the analyzed section 3:38–4:05 marked

Captured September 2026 from the REFFREY default set “Melodic Techno”. Analysis only — no audio is included.

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