Ableton Live User Group BERLIN !!!

SubFunk · **Posted:** Tue Oct 06, 2009 10:43 am

tomorrow, peeps!

EDIT:

and anyone of the locals going to the netaudio festival @ maria this thu-fri-sat ???

if yes, wanna meet up there? (i probably only go thursday, thou... )

http://www.netaudioberlin.de/

8O · **Posted:** Wed Oct 07, 2009 4:20 pm

SubFunk wrote:

hi all,

a little reminder, the next ALUGB meeting, with open stage and a space for interchange of tips and tricks on 'workshop' basis
will take place, wednesday 7th of october, 19h @ farbfernseher, skalitzer str. 114 (near u-bahn goerlitzer bahnhof)

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... 16&iwloc=A

if you want to perform at the open stage please be so kind and drop a short mail before, even i do not 'fix' a running order beforehand, it makes my life easier to organize things, THANKS! e-mail: catrax[at]gmail[dot]com

the ALUGB meeting is in the first place a 'get together' for music lovers and like minded people, we are there to interchange tips and tricks and learn from each other the indeepth use of ableton live, this time we have a designated second room with power outlets to create a little workshop corner for a face to face interchange, so bring your laptop!

looking forward to see you all again.

cheers
axel

p.s. little note on the side, if any of you want to check the location beforehand, be aware that it is usually only open thu-sat,
wednesday the 7th is especially open for us! so you can bring your friends, too

Bump for tonight... see you there very soon!

SubFunk · **Posted:** Wed Oct 07, 2009 4:23 pm

leaving the house myself in 10 minutes.

see you soon!
It's gonna be a lot of good homegrown music tonight.

wayfinder · **Joined:** Tue Jul 28, 2009 4:01 pm **Posts:** 47

fun.

8O · **Posted:** Thu Oct 08, 2009 12:14 am

Great meet-up folks - that controller thing was a bit crazy... anyone any photos of it? Nice diverse music too. Great stuff!

SubFunk · **Posted:** Thu Oct 08, 2009 9:11 am

wow, what a great evening again... you guys keep on making it better and better every time.

and yes so beautiful diverse music and some real new and young talent...

that huge multitouch controller is crazy, i mean this guy developed and built it completely on his own in his spare time...

i have some low quality pics and going to upload a few and post them... and i can tell you already that next time another bunch of real geniuses will present another form of selfmade controller based on light and apparently reflecting the music, type of control, etc. visually on top of it... (when one of them tried to explain to me how it works and what it is actually capable of, my head nearly exploded...)

ok, uploading now, pics coming in a short time...

EDIT: here we go... Pics (sorry for the lame quality)

meabh & dave from 'your only massive' (they did a crowd recording live and implemented it into one of there songs on the fly...)

HiEnergy playing a wonderful ambient set!

and here we go... a completely self designed and developed and built multitouch controller here in berlin
(no, it's not like the others (lemur, etc.), it is apparently based on a completely different technology then all the other existing ones...
for more details visit: http://www.hi-pi.de/play/.

that thing was truly amazing (at least to me and the definitely only controller i have seen so far in action that really convinced me a 100%!)

keep it coming, the next one is already in the making... it will be most probably only one more this year a little X-Mas special!, due to my lack of time over the next 1 1/2 month...

stay tuned and thanks again to absolute everyone to make those meetings such a pleasure.

axel

Grappadura · **Joined:** Tue Aug 07, 2007 9:57 pm **Posts:** 1795

very cool as usual.

SubFunk · **Posted:** Thu Oct 08, 2009 11:37 am

another remark:

i really enjoyed as well that there was one guy showing how incredible you can integrate maschine and ableton and use maschine either as a fantastic control surface (i will get in touch with him and start a thread, he can supply a knowledge base of possibilities that probably none of you maschine users are aware of yet) only or in a 'mixed mode' they apparently work on software updates that will allow an even better maschine integration as an control surface for ableton, that was very appealing, as i like maschine as a standalone product as well. (to me more tempting to get my hands on then an APC 40 for example)

smartass303 · **Joined:** Thu Feb 15, 2007 3:14 pm **Posts:** 880

SubFunk wrote:

another remark:

i really enjoyed as well that there was one guy showing how incredible you can integrate maschine and ableton and use maschine either as a fantastic control surface (i will get in touch with him and start a thread, he can supply a knowledge base of possibilities that probably none of you maschine users are aware of yet) only or in a 'mixed mode' they apparently work on software updates that will allow an even better maschine integration as an control surface for ableton, that was very appealing, as i like maschine as a standalone product as well. (to me more tempting to get my hands on then an APC 40 for example)

flo?

bestest,

303

SubFunk · **Posted:** Thu Oct 08, 2009 11:53 am

^^^ sorry, i don't understand 'flo?'

what do you mean?, if the guys name is flo? no it's not.

smartass303 · **Joined:** Thu Feb 15, 2007 3:14 pm **Posts:** 880

SubFunk wrote:

^^^ sorry, i don't understand 'flo?'

what do you mean?, if the guys name is flo? no it's not.

oh, okay!
the text reminded me of a certain `flo`.
but then he probably isnt it.

even the shitty fotos look great, damn, that sure was a great night,

303

SubFunk · **Posted:** Thu Oct 08, 2009 12:35 pm

Netaudio festival anyone? tonight @ maria

8O · **Posted:** Thu Oct 08, 2009 12:53 pm

SubFunk wrote:

Netaudio festival anyone? tonight @ maria

Sorry, am at Kings of Convenience tonight!

düSlair · **Joined:** Tue Jul 14, 2009 6:42 pm **Posts:** 21

SubFunk wrote:

another remark:

i really enjoyed as well that there was one guy showing how incredible you can integrate maschine and ableton and use maschine either as a fantastic control surface (i will get in touch with him and start a thread, he can supply a knowledge base of possibilities that probably none of you maschine users are aware of yet) only or in a 'mixed mode' they apparently work on software updates that will allow an even better maschine integration as an control surface for ableton, that was very appealing, as i like maschine as a standalone product as well. (to me more tempting to get my hands on then an APC 40 for example)

wow this isounds very intressting to me, since i use maschine too.
please tell me about this thread as soon as it exists!

i enjoyed the ableton meeting too!!

cheers

8O · **Posted:** Sun Oct 11, 2009 8:21 am

Guten Morgen!

Two things for you today:

Starting today, a friend of mine, Suk-Jun Kim, will have his "In Tune, Out of Tune" installation playing in Schlossplatz. Jun was at the summer ALUGB meeting at Suicide Circus and recorded many of us humming tunes. Now you can go to Schlossplatz and hear his completed work.

The opening is on Oct. 11, 11:30 AM - that's in about an hour's time!

The piece will be played every hour from 8 AM to 10 PM from Oct. 11, 2009 to Jan. 31, 2010.

More details: http://www.reddoorsound.com/Red_Door_So ... ation.html

And later this evening...

...another one of the regular Sundays at Soupanova, Ableton Electronic Chill Lounge.
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/event ... 51&index=1
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?122268

Originating from the ever-growing Ableton Live User Group Berlin meetings, core members of the group perform every Sunday at Soupanova. It's all about the music...

This week:

Ingo will be playing gorgeous trumpet.
You're Only Massive = Maebh 'n' Dave will be playing special sets.

In cosy gorgeous Soupanova = cosy chairs, cosy soup, cosy people = gemütlich sunday

(both Ingo and You're Only Massive played at last week's ALUGB at Farbfernseher too)

See you there!