ELECTRONIC CLASSROOM WORKSHOP
For kids and teenagers aged 10 and over with Laurin

"four to the floor": Basic rhythm for house, trance and techno.
Device focus: Arturia Drumbrute Impact.

Limited places, registration required.

The Electronic Classroom sees itself as the easiest and most intuitive approach to electronic music that can be experienced together in groups.

A total of 5 so-called dawless setups - a digital work station (DAW) in the form of a computer is not used - are available to 5 students each. Each of the setups includes a mixer "the t.mix mix 802" from Thomann, two synthesisers, a sampler and a drum machine. The devices are connected by midi and audio cables from Thomann and Adam Hall.

Easy-to-use hardware instruments such as the Drum Brute Impact from Arturia are used to provide learners with an approach that is as easy to understand as possible.

Under the guidance of our Electronic Classroom leader Laurin, students quickly understand the basic structure of electronic music and learn how to produce it in an analogue, haptic way by turning, pressing and pushing knobs, buttons and buttons. The Electronic Classroom workshop explains the basics of sound generation, tools such as sequencers and arpeggiators, programming drum patterns and how a mixing console works.

Laurin Gerlach known as Laurin, Fyah, Schwalheim Sessions and Schwalheim Studios is a house/techno producer, DJ and live act based in Offenbach. He began his journey with a laptop and two Yamaha devices, which has established him as a versatile artist today. His numerous releases show his dedication and passion for music.

The Electronic Classroom was made possible by funding from the international law firm SKW Schwarz, the Polytechnische Gesellschaft Foundation, the ODDO BHF Foundation, the Deutsche Bank Foundation and the NASPA Foundation, as well as sponsorship in kind from the adam hall Group in Hesse, the hans thomann Foundation and the French company Arturia.