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Der Dritte Raum translates literally to: "The Third Room" (or "The Third Space"). A certified techno classic! Der Dritte Raum’s "Trommelmaschine" "Drum machine", is one of those tracks that defines the hypnotic, rhythmic precision of German electronic music. Andreas Krüger managed to create something that feels like a living, breathing mechanical organism. It has a "wet," organic texture that was quite unique for the late 90s trance and techno scene. The track is famous for its layered percussion and that driving, relentless "drum machine" energy that gives it its name. The congas are the secret sauce of "Trommelmaschine." While the kick drum provides the "techno" backbone, those syncopated conga patterns are what give the track its tribal, almost frantic energy. It hits that sweet spot between 130–135 BPM, making it a staple for long, rolling DJ sets. In the original version, the congas aren't just background noise; they are processed with a specific "ping-pong" delay and filtered throughout the track. This creates a call-and-response effect that keeps your brain locked in even when the main melody is minimal. The conga hits often sit "between" the main 4/4 beats. This creates a polyrhythmic feel that makes the track swing, preventing it from sounding like a stiff, robotic loop. Andreas Krüger likely used a mix of hardware (possibly an Akai sampler or a Roland TR-808/909 percussion set) and heavy modulation. By constantly shifting the cutoff frequency on the conga channel, the drums seem to "talk" to the listener—sometimes sounding muffled and distant, other times sharp and right in your face. Wellenbad LP 1998