#electronigender

There are multiple genders related to music, so I’ll list them here and if none of them work for you, you’re welcome to coin something!

Musicgender/Musigender: a catchall term for any gender that is related to musicianship or music theory

Cadensgender: A gender that’s easily influenced by music.

Electronigender: A subset of cadensgender associated to electronic music

Punque: a gender characterized by the punk aesthetic, fashion, culture, music and attitude. Can be used as a descriptor or as a noun.

Psygender: A gender that feels like psytrance music or affected/influenced by listening psychedelic trance.

Industrialgender: A subset of Cadensgender but specifically relates to Industrial music.

Electrogender: A subset of Cadensgender but specifically relates to EDM.

Technogender: A subset of Cadensgender but specifically relates to Techno music.

Kairgender: A musicgender for very cheery, light, whimsical, and instrumental music.

Genderclef or Clefgender: A gender that you feel is closely connected to musical clefs .

Genderbass: A gender that feels as if it is set in a low range, or that is lower pitched.

Gendertreble: A gender that feels as if it is set in a high range, or that is higher pitched.

Genderalto: A gender that is between genderbass and gendertreble.

Genderbeat: Opposite of melogender, a gender that has little or no tone or music but that is more rhythmic in nature.

Genderforte: A gender that is loud; could be that it is close to a binary or another very “prominent” gender such as Maverique.

Genderfortissimo: A gender that is extremely loud or prominent, could be another term for gender like maverique but that is still connected to music.

Genderpp / Genderpianissirno: A gender that is very soft; could be that is is extremely close to or is agender.

Genderdynamics: The experience of genderfluidity specific to genderflux, where one feels their gender “crescendo” (get louder/more prominent) and “decrescendo” (get softer/less prominent) Could also be said to fluctuate between genderpiano. genderpp, genderforte genderfortissimo, or other dynamical genders.

Gendersharp: A gender that feels sharp or higher “pitched” than before.

Genderflat: A gender that feels flat or at a lower “pitch” than before.

Gendernatural: A gender that is currently neither sharp nor flat.

Genderpitch: A type of genderfluid that feels as if it changes pitch.

Gendermajor: A gender that feels bright and happy, or other terms you use to describe major keys.

Genderminor: A gender that feels solemn, blue, or deep, or other terms you use to describe minor keys.

Melogender: a gender that is full of tone, music, or melodies.