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r/TechnoProduction rules, stats, and what to post

A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/TechnoProduction: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.

Members
109.1K
Community age
Created Sep 2012, 14 years
To post
No minimum in the rules
To comment
No minimum in the rules
Self-promotion
Banned
Links
Not mentioned in the rules
Promo risk
HighFrom the rules, not from removal counts

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Rule summary

  • Feedback requests go in the weekly thread.: Feedback requests go in the weekly thread: All feedback requests must be posted to the sticky on the top of the page. If you post a feedback request to the front page it will be removed.
  • No pirating, torrents, etc.: No pirating, torrents, etc.: Do not share, suggest or discuss torrents, pirated/cracked software or other intellectual property that is copyright protected.
  • No self-promotion.: No Self-Promotional content - This includes your own production work, your youtube channel, your production blog, twitch/livestreams/jams, sample packs for sale, tutorials for sale, etc.
  • Be Respectful.: Please be respectful. Many members are new to production. Many members make different kinds of techno. If you don't like someone's style or tone, just move on to the next post.
  • Low Effort: Please put some effort into your posts/questions. We allow beginner/basic questions but will remove posts that seem excessively low-effort. Examples of this could include: "What's a good way to make a kick drum?" "What are some good monitors/headphones" "Any tips for producing really good techno?" "How do I make music that sounds like [artist/song name]" etc. If your question seems like the kind of thing that gets asked a lot, please search through previous posts or look at the wiki.

Works well

  • A detailed essay discussing the concept of rhythmic synthesis and how it relates to the programming of history.
  • A technical breakdown of a complex sound design technique, demonstrating significant effort and expertise.
  • A thoughtful discussion comparing different theoretical approaches to the coevolution of machine and human in music.
  • A deep dive into the informatics of reality as it applies to modern electronic music composition.

Avoid

  • Posting any content that falls under the rule 'No self-promotion' which includes your own production work or sales links.
  • Asking questions that are considered low effort, such as how to make a good kick drum.
  • Sharing any material related to pirating, torrents, or cracked software which violates 'No pirating, torrents, etc.'
  • Posting a feedback request to the main feed instead of the designated weekly thread.
  • Being disrespectful to other members, even if you do not like someone's style.

What r/TechnoProduction Is For

This community is for discussing the philosophy and practice of techno production, focusing on the idea of technifying yourself and the world. It is a place to discuss the coevolution of machine and human, the programming of history, and the informatics of reality.

Rules That Matter Before Posting

The rules that will determine if a post survives are 'No self-promotion.', 'Feedback requests go in the weekly thread.', 'Low Effort', 'No pirating, torrents, etc.', and 'Be Respectful.'

What To Post

For respectful marketing, you should post content that aligns with the community's intellectual nature. Instead of selling something, you should contribute value by sharing deep technical analyses or philosophical discussions about the intersection of technology and music. Your posts need to show significant effort and engage with the theoretical side of techno production.

What To Avoid

You must avoid sharing any self-promotional content, which includes your own production work or sales of sample packs. You must also avoid low effort posts, which are defined by asking questions that are too basic or common, and you must never share pirated software or torrent discussions.

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Common questions about r/TechnoProduction

Can I share my own music or promote my brand here?

No, the rule 'No self-promotion' strictly bans your own production work, your youtube channel, or any samples you might be selling.

Where is the correct place to ask for feedback on my work?

All feedback requests must be posted to the sticky on the top of the page, as stated in the rule 'Feedback requests go in the weekly thread.'

Can I ask simple beginner questions about making techno?

You must put effort into your posts and questions, and if your question seems basic, you should search through previous posts or look at the wiki first.

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