SUPERBOOTH19

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Find all recorded SUPERBOOTH19 concerts here!

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The unique Chris Imler on the Seaside Stage at SUPERBOOTH19.

Chris Imler is a drummer and solo musician. Since moving to Berlin in 1984 he was and is a drummer in a large number of bands and projects. He plays in bands like the Staatsakt super group Die Türen, Oum Shatt and Driver & Driver and worked for Maximilian Hecker and Peaches. He is part of Jens Friebe’s band and was a member of Berlin’s infamous punk band Golden Showers.

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The duo from Berlin Kreuzberg pulls off a unique live electronic performance far beyond of just playing pre-produced tracks. Their interaction combines abstract electrical and extravagant-harmonic sounds with repetitive rhythms and driving basses. Everything comes together in improvised performances on stage.

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Here are some dubby modular sound explorations on our Seaside Stage with Kabuki´s Beat Excursions feat. Paul St.Hilaire. Enjoy!

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MODGEIST – aspiring improvising modular artist from France, who already inspired at last year’s SUPERBOOTH18.

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Slurge is a band project founded exclusively for SUPERBOOTH19. The members are the ex-Ton Steine Scherben drummer Wolfgang Seidel, Carina Khorkhordina, Eric Bauer and Burkhard Beins.

The vitas of Slurge’s members reach back to the times of Kluster/Cluster and the Zodiac Free Arts Lab – founded by Beuys’ student Conrad Schnitzler. Another biographical landmark are the post-wall years when parts of Berlin became an area of unknown property and power relations, which made experiments possible, outside of commercial logics.

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Lucid Grain is more than a collaboration – it’s a fusion between the soundscapes of Martha Bahr and Anatol Locker. Combining modular grains with analog soundwaves, they are creating abstract, but highly enjoyable pieces. This is their live-set on the rainy Seaside Stage at SUPERBOOTH19.

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Acclaimed electronic producer Matthew Hodson presents his exciting new project, MATTHS.

With his debut performance at the Superbooth Festival 2019, the Brighton-based artist presented two stunning performances, providing a solo heavy dark modular Techno set at our C-Base party and this special performance which enlists drummer Scott Rowe to provide a dynamically charged and captivating performance.

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ICK MACH WELLE! is a music project in which people with disabilities learn how to produce electronic music with various machines, synthesizers and music programs. The workshops are accompanied by professional musicians and educators. The aim is to bring some of the participants to apoint whre they perform their music publicly – like at SUPERBOOTH19. Enjoy!

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Originally hailing from Barcelona and with a background as a guitar player, Miquel Dangla got obsessed with electronic music instruments upon moving to Berlin almost a decade ago.
Ever since, he has embraced the unpredictable and open nature of modular synthesizers and explores the boundaries between electro, techno and ambient during his improvised live sets.

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Driftmachine played one of their very nice live performances at the K1 during SUPERBOOTH19. The modular duo was founded by Andreas Gerth and Florian Zimmer. Gerth is a visual artist and member of the Tied & Tickled Trio. His solo project is named loopspool, he worked together with the likes of Ted Milton and Shackleton. Zimmer is one half of ISO68 and member of the band Saroos. Driftmachine released six albums on Umor Rex. They are accompanied by the artist Mika Shkurat. He works with an analogue video synthesizer.

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Tilted Circle are an electroacoustic Duo focusing on improvisation and live performance.

Having played in several bands and other musical formations over the years, the two young musicians from Berlin have now joined forces to cross the borders between electronic and acoustic music. In the spirit of “love music not presets” their sets are heavily based on the interaction between instrument, musician and listener, as well as improvisation and experimentation.

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Jessica Kert played one of her fine modular live sets on the Seaside Stage during SUPERBOOTH19. Jessica works for SchneidersLaden and gained a lot of expertise in the modular field – here she presents a versatile improvised and driving modular live set.

 

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Un voyage sonique – with TB Arthur (Je Parle Acid) on the modular system and Schneider TM on guitar. Both explore their instruments and take them to extremes on their way through this live performance. Be sure to watch until the end!

 

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Kebu is an artist who creates new instrumental, melodic synthesizer music using analogue synthesizers only. With his latest release, Perplexagon, Kebu has honed his craft and produced a two-sided album, which mixes influences from both 70’s and 80’s music as well as from modern electro.

His performance at SUPERBOOTH19 begins with music from his latest album and continues with some classic synth music.

 

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Daniel Miller with one of his very rare modular live-sets.

The founder of the legendary label Mute Records played on the second day of SUPERBOOTH19 on the Seaside Stage, attracting many visitors of the trade fair to the outdoor area. He took the audience with him on a journey from gentle ambient worlds to pulsating drone territory. And then it started to rain.

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Phonoschrank brought the rain with him. His fulminant and earth-shattering noise concert brought a rain shower – just as fulminant – to SUPERBOOTH19. This removed the dust of a year without Superbooth from the Seaside Stage. This was the opening concert of SUPERBOOTH19 – and left the outdoor area fresh and ready for all subsequent performances.

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Sacha Ketterlin with his modular live set, opening the Seebühne on SUPERBOOTH19 day 3. He is co-founder of the audiovisual platform HigherResonance and always on the lookout for the ultimate sound experience. His weapon of choice are the modules and synthesizers from Macbeth Studio Systems. The powerful and raw analog sounds play an important role in Sacha Ketterlin’s music.

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ALEA(s) is an audiovisual collective based in Brussels joining the forces of illustrator FSTN, musician and synth manufacturer Shakmat and motion graphic designer Boris Wilmot.

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Barbara Morgenstern performed with the Chor der Kulturen der Welt and saxophon-player Christian Biegai live at SUPERBOOTH19.

The 2018 LP „Unschuld und Verwüstung“ is the eighth album by Berlin’s Electronica and Pop artist Barbara Morgenstern.

Her debut „Vermona ET 6-1“ was the first of seven albums to be released on Grudrun Gut’s label Monika Enterprise, like the collaboration album „Tesri“ with Robert Lippok.

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Cristian Vogel is a British DJ and producer who currently lives in Berlin. In the 90s he worked with radio host Dave Clark on his first EP „The Infra EP“. It was followed by various releases, some on Mille Plateaux, also remixes for Thom Yorke, Radiohead and Maximo Park. Together with Jamie Lidell he formed the duo Super Collider.

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“A voyage to the moon”

Peter Pichler is at present the only musician worldwide who is playing the Mixturtrautonium live. The instrument is Oskar Sala´s further development of Friedrich Trautwein’s Trautonium. First presented in 1930, the Trautonium is the predecessor of the synthesizer. A wider public became aware of the Mixturtrautonium through Oskar Sala´s soundtrack-work for Hitchcocks „The Birds“.

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Richard Quirk plays live on a modular synthesizer mainly composed of AJH modules. This concert is part of the “lecture concert”-series at SUPERBOOTH19- where exhibitors present their products in a musical context.

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Presentation of the SOMA Pulasar 23 drum generating synthesizer – sound and philosophy by SOMA’s founder and sound designer Vlad Kreimer.

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Jeff Snyder and Josh Becker present the Snyderphonics Manta, a touch-sensitive hexagonal grid controller, and the Snyderphonics MantaMate, a Eurorack module that allows the use of the Manta as a powerful sequencer/keyboard for a modular synth.

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Darrin Wiener presents the Random*Source Serge 4U in a live performance at SUPERBOOTH19.

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Richard Devine with MODX & Modular System for Yamaha – live at SUPERBOOTH19.

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Konstantin Gervis presents the Tiptop Audio modular line from the MISO to new cards for the Z-DSP.

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Peter Nyboer showcased the Sensel Morph in a variety of contexts, with some explanation. Relying mostly on the expressive Buchla Thunder overlay, he performs with modular and soft synths, held together with a computer.

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Explore the rich sonic possibilities of the Spherical Wavetable Navigator, a new six-voice playable instrument from 4ms Company. Starting with chords, melodies and drones, and working up to recording new wavetables from your own audio sources, Dan Green from 4ms Company showcases beginning and advanced techniques in a live performance that clearly demonstrates the principles at work.

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Markus demonstrates a prototype of the “PL2 Logos”. Basing on the latest version of the SP0256-AL2 voice synthesis, the PL2 Logos additionally emulates the companion chip CTS256A-AL2 from 1986. Any text can be translated directly into allophones and transmitted via MIDI. Ploytec’s PL2 Synthesizer talks and sings!

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Markus demonstrates a prototype of the “PL2 Logos”. Basing on the latest version of the SP0256-AL2 voice synthesis, the PL2 Logos additionally emulates the companion chip CTS256A-AL2 from 1986. Any text can be translated directly into allophones and transmitted via MIDI. Ploytec’s PL2 Synthesizer talks and sings!

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Lots of new digital developments by Erica Synths, plus some analog designs, presented by different team members in a musical context at SUPERBOOTH19.

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Soundmachines brings us a new touch module and more – this is the presentation of the E.T

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Jan Hennig, a.k.a. Kabuki, is a veteran of the German Jungle/Bass/Hip-hop scene; a producer, DJ, and modular synth fanatic going back more than 20 years. In this presentation for Softube, he combines their software Eurorack system, Modular, with hardware modules to explore polyphonic patches and the creation of complex harmonies.

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Skinnerbox worked with Ableton on their CV Tools. In this video they played a live set with this new technology.

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Cuckoo gave a demonstration of the ZOIA, the grid based multi effects pedal, a modular synthesizer in pedal form.

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With the advent of user sampling at the end of 2018, there now is a fantastic new ability for artists to use their custom sounds while creating electronic sound designs and cinematic soundscapes on both the Prophet X and XL synthesizers.

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WMD: Practicing improvisation for live eurorack performances

Coming up with ideas on the spot can be a daunting, intimidating chore. However so is preparing an entire live set only to find out that it is the wrong vibe for the room. Alex from WMD dives into how to find ideas on the fly and how WMD is working towards making this goal easier with their new products.

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Stephan Schmitt plays C15

The C15 is a keyboard instrument designed for performing musicians.
Stephan Schmitt, the founder of Nonlinear Labs, will play a number of short improvisations to demonstrate the sound spectrum and the live performance possibilities of the C15.

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It’s all about sound.

Creating sound scapes with Jomox gear.

 

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Last year we presented a glimpse of CVilization, our first Eurorack module. At that time we only had one of the operation modes working, and we were still thinking about future modes. Twelve months and a few board revisions later, we now have all four modes up and running, we are fine-tuning the firmware and are cautiously gearing up for beta-testing.

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Mark Verbos presents a small all-Verbos-system and the philosophy behind the it. The system shows his latest modules with some additions like the Harmonic Oscillator.

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Frap Tools presented their new sequencer USTA. First Simone explains the concept and design of the Sequencer and then Caterina Barbieri plays a short performance.

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Max Rest presents the E-RM polygogo – a eurorack VCO based on polygonal synthesis.

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Mathias Kettner is presenting the long-awaited Sinfonion module.

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Michael Zähl presents his console AM1 and especially the CV-channel that was developed together with Mark Verbos. Mark Ernestus has also played an important part in the developmentof this very special analog mixing console. His way of working with analog consoles shaped the concept of the AM1.

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UDO Audio Super 6 – with Sacha Ketterlin @SUPERBOOTH19

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Novation Summit – with Chris Calcutt @SUPERBOOTH19

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Roland – with Flavia Ferreira @SUPERBOOTH19

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Humble Audio Quad Operator – Josh Humphrey @SUPERBOOTH19

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ABOUT STROMKULT


STROMKULT is our platform for updates and news on SCHNEIDERSLADEN and SUPERBOOTH, selected electronic musical instruments and events related to modular synthesizers, sequencers, competent drum machines, analog modular systems, midi tools, controllers, converters and related products of all kinds. You can find all kinds of events related to these topic in our EVENT CALENDAR. Also on this site you will find lots of videos from SUPERBOOTH – the world’s largest trade fair for electronic musical instruments, news about events and workshops at SCHNEIDERSLADEN.

Herr Schneider started in 1999 with SCHNEIDERSBUERO as a sales and marketing platform for the smallest manufacturers and inventors of electronic musical instruments. Products were shown online, in our showrooms and at the original SUPERBOOTH – workshops and countless reviews have been featured in magazines all over Europe.

These very special instruments and tools are now often available from specialist dealers all over Europe and can be purchased directly from our webshop SCHNEIDERSLADEN worldwide.