What type of sounds are used in a typical Big Room track?

Q: How do I know if a Big Room Ghost Production is authentic?

All Big Room ghost productions on House of Tracks are 100% authentic and original. To ensure this, we audit every single track by the use of Music Recognition Technology (MRT). In the case of this audio fingerprinting technology, we cooperate with the global pioneer and market leader in music identification and rights monitoring for clubs and events, DJ Monitor.

Q: Where can I buy a Big Room ghost production?

You can buy Big Room ghost productions at our online music store, House of Tracks. We have a wide range of high-quality, original Big Room productions from some of the world's leading Big Room Ghost Producers.

Q: Are all of House of Tracks' Big room productions original and authentic?

Yes, all of House of Tracks Big room productions are original and authentic. We audit every track by the use of Music Recognition Technology (MRT) to ensure this. MRT is a globally recognized audio fingerprinting technology that we use in collaboration with DJ Monitor, the global pioneer and market leader in music identification and rights monitoring for clubs and events.

Q: How do you ensure that all big room productions are original and authentic?

To ensure that all of our big room productions are original and authentic, we audit every track by the use of Music Recognition Technology (MRT). MRT is a technology that is used to identify the audio fingerprint of a song. that we use in collaboration with DJ Monitor, They are the global pioneers and leaders in music identification and rights monitoring for clubs and events.

Q: What is the difference between a Big Room track and a Electro House track?

Big room is a subgenre of Electro House, whereas Electro House is a genre in its own right. Electro House generally has a BPM of 128 to 140, whereas Big Room has a BPM of 126 to 132. Big room is also considered to be a combination of Electro Techno and Hard Dance, whereas Electro House is more straightforward Electro. Finally, Big Room typically has a high-energy climactic build-up and a simplistic bass-heavy section, often referred to as the drop, whereas Electro House does not always have this.

In a typical Big Room track, expect bass-heavy elements and dramatic drops that energize the crowd. The percussion is minimalist yet effective, maintaining a regular beat that guides the track. Layered kicks add depth, while electrical synths create a vibrant texture. These tracks often feature synth-driven, distorted breakdowns that build tension, leading to a climactic release. Despite their complexity, the melodies are usually straightforward, making them instantly memorable and conducive to large-scale audience engagement.

Everything you need to know about Big Room