re:cord Musicday

Audiotool offers a free music production studio in the browser. Music on Audiotool can be shared and remixed or just opened by beginners directly in the application to learn how certain sounds and patterns are made. All samples, plugins and tracks are stored in Audiotool's cloud, hence available for everybody to work with.

The Music Pool Berlin team is available for short consultations, as well as general meetings to exchange experiences and make new contacts at the newthinking booth at re:publica. Music Pool Berlin organizes consultations, workshops and community evenings on all questions of the music business for musicians and people working in music in Berlin, funded by the European Social Fund and Musicboard Berlin. In addition you can meet people of all2gethernow e.V., one of the associations behind Music Pool Berlin, and partner of the Music Day at re:publica.

First, Antoine93 will perform a set of his refreshing, new pop music. After the concert, the organizers and curators of Torstraßenfestival will be available for meetings and questions - we are happy to give you a view behind the scenes, how we make the festival possible, how we approach booking, partnerships, organization etc. Also, if you would like to collaborate, have ideas you'd like to share etc. - just come by, we are happy to meet you.

In this workshop we will learn simple electronics to build an orchestra from rotting fruit.

Music meets Digital Culture

New ways of Song Tracking & Copyright, Airplay Royalties, Use in TV etc.
One of the three "Sounds like Big Data" panels presented by the Reeperbahn Festival Conference discussing Big Data and the Music Business.

On RFID chips and other Big Data options onsite at Festivals.
One of the three "Sounds like Big Data" panels presented by the Reeperbahn Festival Conference discussing Big Data and the Music Business.

New ways of Consumer Understanding and Talent Discovery: How A&R practices are being changed by Big Data.
One of the three "Sounds like Big Data" panels presented by the Reeperbahn Festival Conference discussing Big Data and the Music Business.
Produced in cooperation with Music Tank (London).

Songs from a room (Sofar Sounds) started in 2009, in a tiny North London flat. Frustrated by the traditional live music experience, the Sofar Sounds founders Rafe and Rocky hosted three young artists who played to a carefully selected audience of true music lovers in their apartment. And after that show, those people went and told their friends... Six years later and thanks to the effort of volunteers worldwide as well as social platforms Sofar Sounds is now probably the world’s largest live music discovery community.

„Party machen ist harte Arbeit“ tönte einst Hotelerbin Paris Hilton von der Titelseite eines Herrenmagazins. Clubs sind im Jahr 2015 wirtschaftliche Cluster, die mit ihrem Tätigkeitsportfolio immer stärker in die Kreativwirtschaft hineinwachsen, aber dieser auch skeptisch gegenüberstehen. Wenn sich Sub- und Hochkulturen immer stärker annähern, für wen sind Clubkulturen dann konzipiert und wer arbeitet an und in ihnen?

Die UX von Musik ist kaputt! Reparieren kann das nur ein neues "Open Source Betriebssystem für Musik".

Viva Italia und Felicità! Sogar Albano und Romina Power machen wieder gemeinsam Musik! Zeit für interkulturelle Textarbeit!
Lernt die Topoi der italienischen Musik kennen, betretet dank handgeklöppelten Übersetzungen neue Pfade poetischer Wendungen, erliegt dem Charme des Google-Translators, tretet gegeneinander in den Wettstreit der großen Emozioni und scheut euch nicht vorm Canzoni-Karaoke.
Poesie und Pathos! Dichterlesung und Schlagermove! Sanremo für Fortgeschrittene! Grenzen wegschmalzen!