ContinuuCon Electronic Music Conference – Paris-IRCAM Forum

ContinuuCon 2025, the seventh international Haken Continuum Conference, is returning to France in March 26–28. This year’s event will take place in Paris, and will be hosted by the IRCAM Forum. It will be fully integrated in the IRCAM event with a room dedicated to ContinuuCon every morning.

Musicians, sound designers, software developers, and music enthusiasts are invited to explore the world’s most uniquely expressive electronic musical instruments through presentations, performances, and hands-on experiences. As always, ContinuuCon will focus on every instrument that features the Haken Continuum’s internal sound engine the EaganMatrix, including the Continuum Fingerboard, ContinuuMini, EaganMatrix Module for Eurorack, and Expressive E Osmose synthesizer.

Since 2016, previous Continuum conferences have been held in Asheville, North Carolina, in Palmela, Portugal, France, and in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and this will be the second edition at IRCAM in Paris. ContinuuCon’s tickets will be integrated in the IRCAM Forum’s ticket (no additional fees) and can be purchased here: https://forum.ircam.fr/article/detail/inscriptions-forum-2025/ .For additional information, and videos of past events, visit the website continuucon.com.

ContinuuCon Electronic Music Conference – Pittsburgh PA

ContinuuCon 2024, the sixth international Haken Continuum Conference, returned to the U.S. on April 26–28. This year’s event took place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Musicians, sound designers, software developers, and music enthusiasts were invited to explore the world’s most uniquely expressive electronic musical instruments through presentations, performances, and hands-on experiences. As always, ContinuuCon focused on every instrument that features the Haken Continuum’s internal sound engine the EaganMatrix, including the Continuum Fingerboard, ContinuuMini, EaganMatrix Module for Eurorack, and Expressive E Osmose synthesizer.

ContinuuCon 2024 began with an evening reception on April 26. Over the next two days, Continuum inventor and EaganMatrix developers Lippold Haken and Edmund Eagan joined other authorities and some of the world’s most skillful Continuum players to share their expertise and technical knowledge.

“The tiny differences matter.”

– Lippold Haken