Speakers

Everyone who took the stage.

Every presenter on record across 25 editions since November 2018. Filter by edition, or by what they work on.

Andreas Jacobi

Audiotool

A browser-based DAW built for real-time collaboration from the ground up. Now opening its infrastructure so other tools can become multiplayer too.

Aibek Mazhitov

Vibely

iOS developer by day, musician by night. Vibely turns audio into visual content in minutes, used by creators with millions of followers.

Mohammad Tomaraei

New venture

Nearly 40% of new streaming uploads are AI-generated. His answer is a platform that teaches you to actually play the songs you love, with real-time feedback.

#24 link needed

David Pocknee

Chordite

A composition-first environment inspired by video games: 3D graphics, game controllers and musicologically-informed interfaces, living alongside your DAW.

Frank Hahn

Kreuzberg Audio

A Berlin plugin forge. Premiered KREATUR, an AI tool that stays an instrument rather than taking over, plus the KA-303 acid synth and the Reecer flagship.

Pierre Guinet

Melotick

A cultural discovery platform using data and personalised recommendations to make concerts, opera and cultural experiences easier to find.

#23 France melotick.com

Noam Rubin

ohr

Electronic music runs on relationships between producers, DJs, labels and scenes, and most of that structure is invisible. ohr maps it.

#23 ohr.fm

Guillaume De Lavènere Lussan

Claimy

AI-powered publishing administration. Global registration, continuous auditing and real-time tracking to recover royalties nobody was chasing.

#23 France claimy.co

Maud Clavier

LidoXR

Real-time 3D visuals from game engines, audio-reactive and adaptable to any format from a single screen to an immersive dome.

#23 France zorba-group.com

Guillaume Descottes

Vialma

A white-label streaming platform letting cultural institutions run their own branded service, with 4 million pre-licensed tracks and 6,000 hours of video.

#23 France vialma.com

Manuel Weber

KITE Sampler

A tablet sampler for beatmakers that runs as a VST3 inside the DAW. Built to make chopping samples fun again.

David-Alexandre Chanel

Augmenta

Plug-and-play tracking that turns any physical space into a responsive environment, without specialist skills or a long installation.

#23 France augmenta.tech

Tobenna Emekwuru

Music Minds

A musician turned founder. Music Minds gathers producers, engineers, studios, educators and marketers into one trusted ecosystem for artists.

Dani Valkova

GOGIA

A neurotech gaming platform using sound and light to calibrate emotional state and cognitive performance. Sound as a measurable tool.

Fronx Wurmus

MusicMapper

Can music be organised without categorising it? Audio machine-learning models are now fast enough to run on a laptop. Built for DJs.

#22 link needed

Bruna Guarnieri

plantasia.space

A platform for regenerative music, where sounds are released so the audience can listen, recreate and reshape them into new forms.

Tim Summers

Spatial performance format

Joining Schallgeber's spatial audio with orchestral performance to build a robust format for music in virtual space. Exhibited worldwide.

Julian Vogels

Soundbrenner

Co-host of the hardware edition and welcome address. Soundbrenner makes wearable metronomes for musicians.

Robin Sukroso

ACPAD

Made an exclusive product announcement at the meetup. ACPAD built the first MIDI controller for acoustic guitar.

Keith Groover

The Glide

Presented The Glide, winner of the 2019 Guthman Musical Instrument Competition.

#7 International link needed

Henrik Langer

Instruments of Things

Showed the 2.4SINK and TBD Eurorack modules plus the IO-Lights MIDI controller, turning movement into sound.

Sasha Pas

Playtronica

Presented Orbita, playing music with colour. Winner of the Touchme Best Product ISA award 2020.

Rob Stanley

European Artist Bank

With Stephan Plank, presented European Artist Bank — a vision born from their first collaboration, building shared infrastructure for artists.

#21 link needed

Stephan Plank

European Artist Bank

Producer and co-founder, presenting European Artist Bank alongside Rob Stanley.

#21 link needed

Janine Wieting

finalflow

A platform connecting music producers with professionals for 1:1 sessions, with project management built in.

#21 link needed

Robin Brink

Zibi Hardware

Music hardware built in Berlin.

#21 link needed

Mad Miguell

Kreisklang

Presented Kreisklang at the spring edition.

#21 link needed

Danijel Cajic

Gig 'n' Pick

An AI assistant and automation platform designed with independent musicians.

Ben Kinder

nound

Pinpoint micro-learning for music creatives, curating the best production content from the web into personalised lessons.

#20 nound.io

Max Shafer

Just 4 Noise

A suite of AI-fuelled one-shot sample generators. Presented Just 4 Kicks and the wider toolset.

Thomas Ascioglu

EMRSIV

Engineer, innovator and musician, blending disciplines in the EMRSIV project.

Ali Somay

Rytm

Presented Rytm, the first Max/MSP external for the Elektron Analog Rytm.

#19 link needed

R. Rahim Chattaika Jr

Peachz

FREE MUSIC: from piracy to a new model for artists and audiences.

Albert Gruber

RS Baze

An idea born from the creative energy of the community, presented at the community-enabler edition.

#18 link needed

Rosaline Yuen

Music industry association

On membership and what holds a music community together.

#18 link needed

Andrew Rahman

Spatial Media Lab e.V.

Immersive audio from the production room to the finished space.

Stefan Bock

msm-studios

Decades of immersive and high-resolution audio production.

Felipe Sanchez Luna

kling klang klong

Sound design and interactive audio installations.

Nûjîn Kartal

MediaApes

Immersive acoustic worlds, from production through to the room they play in.

Noah Pred

Independent

Multimedia artist, sound designer, record producer and BIMM lecturer.

Alaa Elhada

DJOID

An AI-powered music library manager for DJs.

#16 djoid.io

Dennis Walton

büene.live

Built büene.live as a new way to connect live music and audiences.

Thor Diogo Hagedorn

Granola Studios

On building a studio brand from the community up.

#16 link needed

Jakob Höflich

AI tagging

Better understanding and promoting your music with AI tagging.

#15 link needed

Amélie Anglade

Independent

Using AI in music tech, from a freelancer's perspective — working with startups needing recommendation, search and playlisting.

#15 International link needed

Moises Horta Valenzuela

SEMILLA.AI

Artist and technologist, presenting SEMILLA.AI. Also presented at the very first edition as HEXORCISMOS.

Bruno Kramm

Retro Futur project

Presented the Retro Futur project.

#14 link needed

Steffan Ianigro

Plecto LFO

Presented the Plecto LFO.

#14 International steffanianigro.com

Gianfranco Ceccolini

MOD AUDIO

On building open, Linux-based hardware for musicians.

#13 mod.audio

Julian Moreno Motta

Birds on Mars

Machine learning applied to musical instruments.

Achillefs Sourlas

axart software

Presented Autobeat and the axart toolset.

#13 axart.net

Mark Moebius

Nagual Sounds

Motion-controlled instruments that turn movement into sound.

Jean Simonnet

The Jam Machine

Co-inventor of The Jam Machine, a generative music model.

#12 link needed

Thomas Haferlach

Pixelynx

Machine learning for music and gaming worlds.

Hanna Lukashevich

Fraunhofer IDMT

Leads semantic music technologies at Fraunhofer IDMT.

Sebastian Zimmermann

Birds on Mars

On practical AI in creative production.

Adam Ferns

Idoru

Founder of Idoru and recording artist as A.D. Mana.

Grigory Fatyanov

House of Culture Masterskaya, Kyiv

Presented the Kyiv cultural house and its work under wartime conditions.

#11 International link needed

Timo Bittner

Spatial Media Lab

With Andrew Rahman: XR cannot be immersive without sound.

Mat Dryhurst

Independent

Artist and researcher whose work focuses on the systems and infrastructures artists depend on.

#9 link needed

Laura June Clarke

Moonai

Music and health: a mutual benefit, presented at the wellbeing edition.

#8 International link needed

Esh Loh

Tala Nada Brahma

Sound, rhythm and wellbeing.

#8 International link needed

Patrick Hund

AI mixing

Mixing and arranging with artificial intelligence.

#6 link needed

Edo Fouilloux

Modular music in XR

Modular music creation in XR.

#6 link needed

Gad Hinkis

Jambl

A gazillion ways to jam, choose one.

#6 International link needed

Attila Haraszti

haywirez / rawfare

Presented a service for artists at the open-air edition.

#4 link needed

Julia Vrady

AI ambient visualisation

AI ambient visualisation performed live during the sets.

#4 link needed

Rory Kenny

Music Maker JAM

On the dawn of a new era for music creation apps.

#4 link needed

CJ Carr

Dadabots / CommonEdits

The path leading up to generating AI death metal. Researcher on neural networks and guitar player.

#3 International link needed

Andy Elmsley

Melodrive

CTO of Melodrive, the AI video game music platform.

#2 International link needed

Adrian Ligüerre

Emblemotion

Adding value to music creation and experience through AI.

#2 International link needed

Johannes Lohbihler

dadamachines

Creative technologist and creator of dadamachines. Shipped the Automat Toolkit to 500+ customers worldwide, then opened the brand as a label for open-source music hardware.

Moisés Horta Valenzuela (HEXORCISMOS)

MuX, with Decochon

With the studio Decochon, explored building modular music machines in virtual space using the sandbox instrument MuX.

#1 link needed

Helen Leigh

Independent

Author, education writer and maker focused on new technologies. Developed curricula for the Royal Court in Oman and writes playful technology education.

#1 International link needed

Cora Schönherr

Music Tech Declares Emergency

With Julian Vogels on how the music tech and innovator community can respond to the climate emergency.

Reeperbahn 2021 link needed

Florian Richling

ForTunes

Know Your Game: artist empowerment through access to data analytics. Artist-centric analytics for independent musicians.

Stephan Baumann

DFKI

AI tools and music creation: should I care about it as a musician? On what machine learning actually changes for the person writing the song.

#5 dfki.de

Peter Rullmann

Musicards

How music gets its value back by becoming a physical medium again.

#5 link needed

Rania Kim

Portrait XO

Exploring the possibilities of AI as a musician, from her own work with machine learning in production.

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