The main difference between instrumental music and electronic music lies in the methods used to create and produce the music. Instrumental music is primarily composed and performed using traditional musical instruments such as pianos, guitars, drums, violins, and other acoustic or electric instruments. The focus is on the interplay between these instruments and the melody, harmony, and rhythm they create.
On the other hand, electronic music is created and produced using electronic devices such as synthesizers, computers, drum machines, and samplers. It often involves the manipulation and processing of recorded sounds or samples, as well as the use of digital effects and software to create and manipulate sounds. Electronic music can be composed entirely using digital technology, or it can be a combination of electronic and acoustic instruments.
Another key difference between the two genres is the type of music that they produce. Instrumental music spans a wide variety of genres, including classical, jazz, rock, folk, and many others, while electronic music encompasses a wide range of sub-genres such as techno, house, trance, ambient, and dubstep.
Despite these differences, both instrumental and electronic music can be enjoyed for their unique qualities and appeal to different audiences based on personal preferences and tastes
