TECHNOLOGY AS MUSIC COMMUNITY ENABLER - Berlin Music Tech Meetup #18

It has been way too long since our last Meetup. Time to gather again!

The overall topic for this event is the potential of technology to enable the establishment of music communities. No matter how technology-driven the industry is, music is still about the people who create it and listen to it. Let's talk about ways to foster relationships within the world of music by building communities.

We will look at the challenges and opportunities for the use of technologies to stay connected, build meaningful relationships, and connect people with a common interest in music.

We will learn about existing music communities and how they have been established, failed attempts to create communities for musicians, and new communities for artists, music producers, music lovers, and people from the extended music ecosystem.

Meet and connect with like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds, network, share ideas, and enjoy having fun and free drinks.

See you at Forum Factory on Monday, November 11 at 6.30 pm.

Entry is free!
RSVP HERE
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PROGRAM IN A NUTSHELL
Witness presentations from experts that have developed or worked on solutions for music communities, using different technologies. They will share insights, failures they made, and opportunities they see for the creation of music communities in the future.

Doors open: 6.30 pm

Presentation: 7 - 7.20 pm

• Albert Gruber: RS Baze, an app that connects producers, DJs, artists, and composers in a vibrant community.

Open Discussion: 7.20 – 8.20 pm

• Albert Gruber (Riverside Studios)
• Rosaline Yuen is a Membership Manager at the Association of Electronic Music (AFEM)
• Matthias Strobel (MusicTech Germany)
• YOU

Networking: 8.30 - 10.30 pm
Meet other music and tech enthusiasts, meet old friends or make new ones, leave a note at the “Wall Of Opportunities” and enjoy free .
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PRESENTER: ALBERT GRUBER
Albert will talk about RS Baze, an idea born from the creative energy of the Riversidestudios. Their vision is to connect producers, DJs, artists, and composers in a vibrant community. Recognising the need for a space where creative minds can come together, the platform aims to facilitate meaningful interactions. The creators of RS Baze provide access to exclusive industry news, professional resources, and unique benefits from our partners, all designed to enhance collaboration. They believe that by fostering an environment where communication flows freely and connections are strengthened, we can optimize the creative process and empower individuals to bring their visions to life.

### OPEN DISCUSSION

An open conversation with Albert Gruber (Riverside Studios), Rosaline Yuen (Membership Manager at the Association of Electronic Music (AFEM)), Matthias Strobel (MusicTech Germany) and everyone of you who would like to join the discussion. We want to talk with you about what you think is missing, what such a tool could look like, and what your experience with existing platforms for music communities is so far.
The goal is to exchange thoughts and ideas. We invite you to participate but you can also just listen to the conversation.
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WALL OF OPPORTUNITIES
A big piece of paper, pinned to a wall with space for everyone to leave a note. No matter if you are looking for a project partner or want to offer your own skills and services.

AN EVENT FOR EVERYONE
This event is for you whether you are interested in learning more about music, new technology, music communities, entrepreneurship, or if you just want to hang with the local Berlin music tech community.

BEER
is FREE. ;)

ENTRY
is free but RSVP is mandatory. Please register here.

We look forward to having you join us.

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We are grateful that the Berlin Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises provided us with some funding for this event.