SPEAKER

Kazuki Saita

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© Kazuki Saita
Founder
Kinoshita Laboratory
Kazuki Saita is an electronic sound synthesis enthusiast, who was at KORG Inc. as a
programmer, product software leader and project manager.

Session

Opto-Sonic: Cube - Performing Sound Transmission through Visible Light

The session will involve a live demonstration of Opto-Sonic:Cube, an electronic musical instrument based on Visible Light Communication (VLC). The instrument transmits oscillator signals by modulating LED light and reproduces them through a solar-cell receiver using optical demodulation. The performance will be achieved by freely arranging and combining transparent cubes, each mounted an oscillator that generates one of four waveforms: sine, square, sawtooth, or white noise.
Rather than eliminating signal interference and interruption, Opto-Sonic:Cube embraces them as expressive musical elements, reinterpreting visible light communication as a performative musical interface. Because light functions simultaneously as both the interaction medium and the sound source, the spatial arrangement and overlap of light directly shape the resulting sound. This will create a performance experience in which visual and auditory perception will be tightly integrated.
Performance
🇬🇧 English
NEXTTECH
Production Innovation
Hybrid Music Lab
Speakers
  • kazuki-saita_reviewed
    Kazuki Saita
  • Elico_Suzuki_Photo_by_ElicoSuzuki_reviewed
    suzueri
Gallery (Raum 1) – nhow Berlin
Nov 5, 2026,
14:00 –
14:20

Opto-Sonic:Cube: A New Optical Electronic Musical Instrument

The session will involve a live demonstration of Opto-Sonic:Cube, an electronic musical instrument based on Visible Light Communication (VLC). The instrument transmits oscillator signals by modulating LED light and reproduces them through a solar-cell receiver using optical demodulation. The performance will be achieved by freely arranging and combining transparent cubes, each mounted an oscillator that generates one of four waveforms: sine, square, sawtooth, or white noise.
Rather than eliminating signal interference and interruption, Opto-Sonic:Cube embraces them as expressive musical elements, reinterpreting visible light communication as a performative musical interface. Because light functions simultaneously as both the interaction medium and the sound source, the spatial arrangement and overlap of light directly shape the resulting sound. This will create a performance experience in which visual and auditory perception will be tightly integrated.
Installation
🇬🇧 English
NEXTTECH
Production Innovation
Hybrid Music Lab
Speakers
  • kazuki-saita_reviewed
    Kazuki Saita
  • Elico_Suzuki_Photo_by_ElicoSuzuki_reviewed
    suzueri
Gallery (Raum 1) – nhow Berlin
Nov 5, 2026,
12:00 –
18:00

Hybrid Music Lab: Exhibition and Performances

Welcome to this year’s Hybrid Music Lab: our first edition featuring a shared exhibition space alongside demos, performances, and installations. Here, everything is tangible, hands-on, and open to exploration.

Dive in, experiment and experience music, sound and technology coming together in an inspiring, playful environment of discovery and collaboration.
Performance
🇬🇧 English
NEXTTECH
Production Innovation
Hybrid Music Lab
Speakers
  • IMG_2945_reviewed
    Alessandro Anatrini
  • Lorenzo_Ballerini_-_Photo_2_reviewed-1
    Lorenzo Ballerini
  • Joy_Bausch_Headshot_reviewed
    Joy Bausch
  • Morgan-Hickinbotham-1-copy_reviewed
    Morgan Hickinbotham
  • Hurley_MWM26-headshoy_reviewed-1
    James Hurley
  • Charles_Hutchins_photo_by_Sonia_Elks_reviewed
    Charles Hutchins
  • DSC07007-Edit-profile_reviewed
    Itabora Puy
  • image4_reviewed-1
    Shelly Knotts
  • Lucas_Kuzma_PHOTO_BY_Lucas_Kuzma_reviewed
    Lucas Kuzma
  • DSC_0389_reviewed
    Luciana Luthi
  • Ployz_BW_reviewed-1
    Ployz
  • SEBASTIEN_ROGER_PHOTO_BY_GUILLAUME_FONTAINE_reviewed
    Sébastien Roger
  • kazuki-saita_reviewed
    Kazuki Saita
  • Elico_Suzuki_Photo_by_ElicoSuzuki_reviewed
    suzueri
  • mo_reviewed
    Mohammad Tomaraei
Moderators
IMG_9822_reviewed
Mia Heresch
portrait-more-pixels_reviewed
Matthias Jung
Gallery (Raum 1) – nhow Berlin
Nov 5, 2026,
12:00 –
18:00