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EDM, or Electronic Dance Music, is typically made with the use of electronic equipment and software to create and edit the sounds, which tend to be very precise and crisp, resulting in an overall sensation of a high degree of rhythmic accuracy. The genre often prioritizes a strong, steady beat and regular, consistent time signatures, which further adds to the perception of rhythmic accuracy and “urdiness”.

Moreover, many EDM tracks use various electronic effects such as reverb, delay, and chorus that help to create a clean, smooth, and refined sound, free of the natural imperfections typically found in acoustically recorded music. This, combined with the use of sub-bass and the tendency for an escalating structure in many tracks, contributes to the perception of EDM’s high auditory accuracy and “cleanness”.