Progressive Techno LoRA
Author: Helikaon23s
Activation / trigger: JVS
Description
Progressive Techno LoRA by Helikaon23s. Trained in Side-Step v1 using over an hour of various techno instrumental permutations (acid, progressive, dub etc).
What it makes: laid-back instrumental progressive techno that ebbs and flows, rather than formulaic tracks.
What it can make when asked: you can add lyrics and the style goes leftfield quickly - it can do drum and bass, high-energy Euro dance, general pop, all using the techno instruments / acid lines it trained on.
Activation word: JVS
Best results (author's): Base, 75 steps, COT/Think all on.
Default BPM: laid-back progressive techno on auto settings.
Vocals tip: adding lyrics pushes it to high-bpm Euro-dance style; drop BPM to 85 with vocals and it can go drum-n-bass.
Recommended length: 210s - 330s for default progressive house.
Prompt example:
an hypnotic, uplifting progressive techno track driven by a powerful four-on-the-floor kick and a modulating acid synth bassline. The arrangement opens with a filtered, ascending arpeggiated synth sequence that builds tension before erupting into a euphoric main section featuring a soaring supersaw lead melody. The track progresses through a classic trance structure, including an atmospheric breakdown with shimmering pads and a melodic acid synth line, followed by an intense build-up with accelerating snare rolls and synth risers. The final drop unleashes the full force of the layered synths and driving rhythm, creating a peak-time, hands-in-the-air club feel before fading out with a long reverb tail and a final, breathy vocal sample.
Source
Original thread: https://discord.com/channels/1369256267645849741/1469292105196245139/threads/1481244267878940702
Files
See adapter_config.json for PEFT loading configuration and the .safetensors / .pt files for the actual LoRA weights. Example outputs (if present) are in the examples/ subfolder.
License
See the source thread for the original author's licensing terms. Provided here for the community per the original author's intent.