Tech house sits between the rolling groove of house and the drier percussion of techno: a punchy four-to-the-floor kick, a bouncy filtered bassline and one memorable hook — usually a bass riff or a chopped vocal phrase — carrying the whole record. It's built for the club, where a track needs to work on a big system within the first eight bars.
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Meet Your MuzePurpose-built for Tech House at 124-128
48 kHz WAV multitracks on paid plans for Ableton, FL, Logic, Bitwig
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Streaming and club target presets
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Bouncy modern tech house with FM bass hook and chopped attitude vocal phrase, 127 BPM
02Stripped club tech house with syncopated saw bass call-and-response and short pluck stabs
03Confident vocal-hook tech house with rolling sidechain bass and crisp offbeat hats
04Mid-focused FM rubber bass groove with chopped vocal phrase and minimal filter stab
05Tight 4x4 tech house groove with bass hook drop and delay-thrown vocal chops
Authentic BPM range: 124-128
Want to build it yourself? Read the step-by-step Tech House production guide or compare it with the rest of the House family.
Tech house leads with a bass or vocal hook and a drier, punchier kick; deep house prioritises a warmer, rounder low end and a more atmospheric, vocal-led mood.
Explore Deep House →Tech house keeps a groove-driven bassline and a clear hook; peak time techno strips harmony back further and relies on kick weight and hypnotic repetition.
Explore Peak Time Techno →Most tech house sits between 124 and 128 BPM, occasionally pushing toward 130 for peak-time sets.
A punchy kick, a bouncy bassline and one strong hook — bass or vocal — that's recognisable within the first drop.
Yes — MuzeMe's tech house generator produces the groove, bass hook and vocal phrase together, and you can then use Expand My Idea to build it into a fuller arrangement.
Modern tech house groove reworking classic 90s rave samples — Korg M1 piano stabs, Akai S950 lo-fi crunch, Juno-106 string pads, chopped vocal hooks, heavy sidechained rolling bass, warehouse energy
Modern Deep House revival cycling 3 sub-styles: Modern (Josh Baker), Classic 2014-16 (Gorgon City/Route 94), Nu Disco (Finnebassen). Loop-based, vocal-led.
Percussion-driven 4x4 house fusing layered polyrhythmic African rhythms (congas, djembe, bongos, shakers) with Moog Sub 37 sub bass, Korg Minilogue pads, Juno-106 chords, and spiritual vocal elements. Gradual energy builds through percussion layering — no drops
Tech house built on live-feel Latin percussion — congas, timbales and bongos over a rolling filtered bassline, with brass stabs for the payoff.
Two lanes of modern London club music: stripped dark warehouse deep tech, and the bouncier groove wave with chopped vocals, jazz stabs and garage-tinged bass.
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