Relentless kick, dark sub-bass, aggressive Berlin-style mids
Exact LUFS targets, EQ profiles, and compression settings for mastering Techno music on every major streaming platform — from Spotify and Apple Music to Beatport and Audiomack.
| Platform | LUFS Target | True Peak | Dynamic Range | Full Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
🟢Spotify | -14 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
🍎Apple Music | -16 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
▶️YouTube | -14 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
🌊Tidal | -14 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
☁️SoundCloud | -11 LUFS | -0.5 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
🎵TikTok | -14 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
🎧Audiomack | -13 LUFS | -0.5 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
🎛️Beatport | -9 LUFS | -0.3 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
🎨Bandcamp | -14 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
📸Instagram / Reels | -14 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
📦Amazon Music | -14 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
🎶Deezer | -15 LUFS | -1 dBTP | 4-8 LU | Full spec → |
Core EQ principles for Techno mastering. Platform-specific adjustments are in each guide below.
Kick dominance: The techno kick is everything. Boost 60–80 Hz for body and 2–4 kHz for the click/attack. High-pass at 25 Hz to remove sub-rumble.
Dark sub-bass: Deep, sustained 30–50 Hz sub-bass defines dark techno. Mono everything below 80 Hz for club PA compatibility.
Synth aggression: Cut 300–500 Hz from pads and leads to reduce boxiness. Boost upper-mids at 3–6 kHz for the dark Berlin-style presence.
Stereo density: Wide, dense stereo field in the high frequencies (500 Hz+). Keep the sub-bass and kick strictly mono.
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Target -14 LUFS integrated. Techno can push aggressively — a 4–8 LU dynamic range at -14 LUFS delivers maximum impact without normalization penalty.
Boost 2–4 kHz on the kick for the click/attack before the limiter. Use a transient shaper after limiting to restore the attack if it's been softened. The kick must cut through at any playback volume — test at low levels where the kick should still be the most defined element.
Techno mastered for streaming should have mono sub-bass (below 80 Hz) for club PA compatibility. The kick body at 60–80 Hz and the synth density at 500 Hz+ define the club experience. Check mono compatibility — any phase issues in the low-end will collapse on a club system.
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