Jan Willem Tulp will introduce Frameshift Design, a framework for systematic and intentional creativity in data visualization. Drawing from 15 years of pro
The event marks the kickoff of Zurich Music Week 2026 with drinks, snacks, and electronic music. It is designed for creative professionals and artists in the electronic music scene to network and connect. Attendance requires an invitation or a PRO PASS.
This masterclass explores creative sampling beyond common routines. Participants learn how to transform single samples into new sound worlds through resampling, layering, pitching, and effects. It is designed for advanced music producers interested in experimental production and creative workflows with samplers and audio manipulation.
SKALA and Theologos share how demos are currently perceived and evaluated by labels. The session covers first impressions, artist positioning, communication, and common mistakes labels encounter. It helps music producers present themselves clearly and authentically as artists through interactive, practical examples.
This conference explores the concept of underground culture focusing on its role in club culture, art, and the music industry. It brings together diverse perspectives to discuss authenticity, commercialization, and political aspects within electronic music and club culture. The event is for those interested in cultural practices and market dynamics of underground scenes.
This conference panel discusses strategies to revive club culture by making dancefloors social and cultural hubs again. It targets event organizers, cultural operators, and community builders interested in club and festival experiences. Attendees will learn about successful concepts involving curated experiences, hybrid formats, and community engagement.
This workshop explores creative workflows, sound design, and production techniques for electronic music. It is designed for beginners and advanced producers interested in making tracks more dynamic and personal. Participants will learn practical methods using Max-for-Live devices, audio recordings, and mixing techniques that enhance club sound.