Joachim Heintz began his composition studies with Younghi Pagh-Paan and Guenter Steinke in Bremen at the Hochschule Fuer Kuenste, after studying Literature and Art History. He is the head of the electronic studio Incontri at the HMTM in Hannover (Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media), teaches Audio-Programming at the HfK Bremen and is a member of the Theater der Versammlung in Bremen. As a composer, he works for instruments as well as for electronic media.

Alex Hofmann is a former student at the HMTM in Hannover. His studies focused on saxophone playing, improvisation, computer music and development of interactive music systems. He is currently working on his PhD thesis in Music Acoustics (IWK) at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna.

Iain McCurdy is a composer of electroacoustic music and sound art originally from Belfast and currently based in Berlin. Having come from a background of writing for fixed media, his more recent work has focused on sound installation, exploring physical metaphors of compositional structures through the creative use of electronic sensors and innovative human interface design. Physical designs are minimalistic, using primary shapes and colours and utilising instinctive user inputs.