Finally that fat layer of clouds that punished Berlin for months is now gone!
Technologie und Innovationspark Berlin - the Bitwig headquarters…
Coming back from lunch in the park
Summer outfit 1
Nick and Claes
A new toy! More geek porn has arrived
Claes, the man who can make your machine sing
Cozy headphones
Pablo
Summer outfit 2
Cozy headphones 2
The Badminton kit!
A special person from Holland sent us “stroopwafels”, we can’t stop eating them
Humor keeps you alive! 
Yo, we haven’t gotten around posting anything on the blog since we’ve been too busy coding. Here are some pictures of how that might look like. See you sooooooooon…
Welcome to the Bitwig office in the TIB/BIG (Technologie und Innovationspark Berlin)
And ta-taaaan… this is our digital love nest! As you can see we received lots of boxes with hardware inside, we call them “apparatti”
Claes is building machines…
Nick too…
Oh, boy.. careful with the static. Claes told me to stay away, I’m like a cat
This is the bouncing-funky-wig chair which keeps our backs strong and healthy
Volker is highly concentrated in the arts of “Stachenblocken” and enjoying some coffee.
That’s me, dealing with some pixels..
Why cables, always cables?
Our futuristic BBQ apparat can’t wait to hear the sound of some hot, smokey “Wuerste”.
Achtung! This is Nick’s Dvorak Keyboard, a real space oddity.
As you can see, that layout can change all your brain routings..
This is Claes’ personal machine used to measure the amount of “audio-thetans” you could have inside. We performed a test on all of us..
and we all had the same result.. Ehm.. well.. the machine doesn’t seem to be working properly
How do you make a picture not look like a passport picture?
Very simple: just add a wig.
The guys at IT-Gipfelblog managed to get a video interview with Volker, our resident German who really comes in handy in times such as these (the rest of the team have yet to perfect our virtuosity in this beautiful language. volker told me to say that and I’m easily corrupted).
On thursday we were in Hannover to pick up an award from the German startup competition Gründerwettbewerb Multimedia, as we were one of the three lucky first-prize winners!
A big thank you to all you German tax payers & “ämte” out there, we will make sure to put the money to good by making the world more beautiful sounding.
Those guys are obviously winners...