gamut inc is a Berlin-based ensemble founded in 2013 by composers Marion Wörle and Maciej Śledziecki. At the centre of their work is the computer-controlled pipe organ: by driving historic church and concert-hall organs — and their own wind-dynamic instrument BLACK SQUARE — via MIDI and custom software, gamut inc turns the organ into a vast machine-synthesizer capable of microtonal tunings, extreme note densities and textures no human hand could play.
Alongside the organ they build their own music machines and robotic instruments and stage experimental music theatre, including a human-machine trilogy premiered at Deutsche Oper Berlin. Since 2021 the ensemble has curated AGGREGATE, an international festival for automated pipe organs with commissioned works by Rrose, Phillip Sollmann & Konrad Sprenger, Jessica Ekomane, Hampus Lindwall and Mark Fell, released on a double CD by WERGO. gamut inc has performed and held residencies across Europe, Japan and North America — at CTM Festival, Sónar, Orgelpark Amsterdam and many of Berlin’s great organs. Their music moves between ritual and the ecstatic, treating automation not as mechanical repetition but as a reflex — a new, physical sonic language.