something about me

My live acts are constant in the tendency to constantly change. One specific aspect which allows and encourages the change is the multiplicity of instruments I use. The benefit of this conglomeration of separate standalone sound sources is the modularity, which allows to change, replace, and adjust easily. It challenges me to constantly think of and create new instruments to add to this ever-changing dynamic entity, which identifies my live sets. Instead of having a single robust system to play with, I have something more similar to an orchestra or an ensemble. Sometimes it happens that a certain instrument that I have set up on the stage is not used at all during the show. Almost always a different alignment of instruments is used.

It used to be only a number of acoustic and analog-electronic instruments. Recently I introduced digital sound sources via a computer as well, in a limited manner. Yet the attention to acoustic and analog sound is still very much dominant.