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Partially a mix of strong, hacker culture in Germany in the 90ies + Berlin being a major place for electronic music in that decade. For example, ableton was fa
by cdavid 4mo ago
Partially a mix of strong, hacker culture in Germany in the 90ies + Berlin being a major place for electronic music in that decade.
For example, ableton was famousley co-created by the members of the monolake, a pioneer of minimalist techno in the 90ies. Some history there: https://www.roberthenke.com/interviews/ableton.html https://www.roberthenke.com/interviews/ableton.html
- coldtea 4mo agoAbleton yes - and Bitwig which is ex Ableton people. But Cubase, Logic, etc weren't focused on electronic music in particular. They catered to general studio production.
- cdavid 4mo agoAlso NI, etc. was very linked to the scene from the early days. Cubase, etc. have no such link that I know how, but there was still the strong hacker culture around atari and to a lesser degree amiga (vs PC), when PC was just not usable for anything low latency in mid 90ies.