Ableton Artist Day

The Department of Arts and Entertainment Technologies at UT Austin and Ableton are joining forces for an event exploring where music technology is headed next. Presented in partnership with Austin Community College's ATI Department and dadageek. Doors open at 6:00 with a chance to meet the visiting artists and the Ableton Education team face to face. Get hands-on with Ableton hardware, featuring the Ableton Move, set up as a playground just for the night. Starting at 7:30, three artists take the stage for short, performative presentations: part performance, part behind-the-curtain look at how they actually work. The night wraps with an open panel where all four take questions together. Free and open to the public Learn from and connect with a lineup of artists and educators leading where music technology and Ableton production are headed next. A lineup built around some of the most inventive people working in music technology today. Cloudchord — Austin's own. A producer and multi-instrumentalist who's toured with Big Gigantic, Tycho, and Lotus, scored a Sundance documentary, and has taught Ableton classes across the country. TAETRO — teaching artist and content creator turning music education into video people actually want to watch. Tom Hall — LA-based sound artist and USC professor whose modular, DSP-driven work has powered performance systems for Nine Inch Nails and Will.i.am.