115-128 BPM · electronic music sketch

Nu-Disco Generator

Nu-disco revives 70s disco through a modern, filtered lens — closer to French touch house production than a live band. Filtered loops, warm analog synth bass and funky guitar riffs replace the orchestral arrangements of classic disco, while the groove keeps disco's danceable four-on-the-floor feel.

115-128 BPM
Modern
Filtered
Funky
Analog-warmth

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Purpose-built for Nu-Disco at 115-128

DAW-Ready Stems

48 kHz WAV multitracks on paid plans for Ableton, FL, Logic, Bitwig

12-Stem Separation

Paid plans can split Nu-Disco audio into drums, bass, synths, vocals and more

AI Mastering

Streaming and club target presets

Sonic character of Nu-Disco

Modern
Filtered
Funky
Analog-warmth

Authentic BPM range: 115-128

How Nu-Disco is built

Groove & drums
115-128 BPM four-on-the-floor kick with a cleaner, more house-influenced drum programming than classic disco.
Bass
Warm analog synth bass, often filtered and pumping in time with the kick.
Chords & harmony
Major-key chords on analog synth pads, sometimes sampled from vintage disco records.
Instrumentation
Funky electric guitar riffs, filtered vintage samples, subtle vocal chops.
Sound design
Filter sweeps and sidechain pumping borrowed from house production.
Mood
Sleek, warm, dancefloor-modern.

Want to build it yourself? Read the step-by-step Nu-Disco production guide.

What producers use Nu-Disco sketches for

  • Sketching a modern disco-house crossover groove
  • DJ edits and dance playlist material
  • Background beds for lifestyle or fashion video content
  • Expanding a filtered disco loop into a full track

Nu-Disco vs neighbouring styles

Nu-Disco vs Classic Disco

Classic disco relies on live strings and horns; nu-disco replaces those with filtered synths and samples run through house-style production.

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Nu-Disco vs Indie Disco / Indie Dance

Indie disco brings in guitar-rock energy and anthemic vocals, while nu-disco stays closer to a smooth, filtered club groove.

Explore Indie Disco / Indie Dance →

Frequently asked questions

How is nu-disco different from classic disco?

Nu-disco keeps disco's four-on-the-floor groove but swaps live strings and horns for filtered synths, samples and house-style production.

What BPM works for nu-disco?

115-128 BPM is the typical range, sitting comfortably alongside house music tempos.

Can I get MIDI from a nu-disco generation?

MIDI extraction is available on the Pro plan, useful for reworking the bassline or chords in your own DAW.

Is nu-disco good for DJ sets?

Yes, its house-adjacent tempo and filtered loops make it a natural fit for DJ mixing and edits.

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