
Current: v3 [2020–2021]
The name Lichter Raum refers to a room full of brightness; a place that seems most suitable for creative tasks. A deliberate choice in 2006 – my studio work was bound to daytime while the night was spent on research or listening to music. Back then Lichter Raum [v1] was merely a credit on releases. To call it a home studio would have been an exaggeration. A computer tower and a midprice set of headphones was my entry into music production then.
In 2008 I was able to upgrade the studio to [v2]. A digital audio recorder was bought and improved the sound quality of sources to an large degree. The next studio purchases involved flea market synthesizers and samplers. Still the whole equipment could be placed on a regular-sized desk. A small size apparatus. For many years I was creating space for me between office papers and studio equipment.
In 2020 (and with the advantage of an own house with plenty of room) the current incarnation of Lichter Raum was build [v3]. Proper furniture for the existing equipment was build; we left extra space, so more systems and updates could find a place as well. Still, the studio resembles it’s first stage quite obviously – everything is in reach of hand. When sitting there I am surrounded by the periphery and hardware on left and right.
On the opposite side of the room a cosy place with book table and chairs inviting for breaks and listening sessions.

periphery.
Adam Audio A3X Active Studio Monitor
MOTU Audio Express Hybrid Audio Interface
Roland Duo-Capture Ex USB Audio Interface
Tascam DR-05 Digital Audio Recorder
beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro Closed Studio Headphones
MacBook Pro (Mid 2012)
Ableton Push 1
DAW.
Ableton Live & Max For Live 11
instruments.
15 string kanteel (custom modell)
SOMA DVINA
Joyo JGE-01 E-Bow
various flutes (wood / bone)
software.
Granulab
Argeïphontes Lyre
SoundHack
hardware (effects / instruments).
Modular system (Make Noise / Doepfer / Mutable Instruments)
Make Noise 0-CTRL
Dynacord Echocord Mini tape delay
Yamaha Tenori On TNR-O