10/23/2026
Sequential Artist Spotlight: Hainbach
Based out of Berlin, Germany, electronic music composer and sound artist Hainbach creates shifting audio landscapes THE WIRE called “One hell of a trip”. He has been fascinated with electronic sounds since he discovered the dial on the radio. Never losing his childhood wonder, he still searches for the sounds in between on uncommon electronic instruments, tape and test equipment, making even the “unmusical musical”.
Through his YouTube channel, Hainbach brings experimental music techniques to a wider audience. He is an award winning film composer, and his compositions for ensembles have been featured at Witten, Gaudeamus and Impulsfestival Halle. His music software and hardware is used by musicians world-wide. He tours regularly, and has taught at Humboldt University, Manchester School of Arts, Hybrid Arts Lab Dresden, MRC Copenhagen, among others.
"I used to own a Dave Smith Instruments Mopho Desktop, the first modern analog I bought for my early Hainbach shows. I modded the outside to make it look less like an Austin Powers prop and ran it alongside a X0B0X. That was a rather early era of Hainbach, where I was still singing on stage.
I had also played an original Prophet-5 at Willem Twee on my album with Ah! Kosmos, 'Blast of Sirens'. I found it an incredibly useful instrument to write music on, and it’s still high on my wish list.
In my shows with Ah! Kosmos I play [the Fourm] mostly very minimally – hold a note or a chord and work the filters. The bass it produces is astounding. It really cuts through."
Full interview can be read at www.sequential.com/hainbach