Rampa and Anyma designed the custom TEILE controllers used for artist’s The End of Genesys show at The Sphere
Rampa goes behind the scenes on his vision with Anyma brought to life, crafting TEILE controllers for an immersive experience at the Sphere.
This summer in Ibiza, a visionary idea has taken root, ultimately transforming into a groundbreaking reality. Anyma and Rampa have collaborated to design the innovative TEILE controllers for his ongoing residency at The Sphere in Las Vegas “The End of Genesys.” The collaboration has blended music and technology to get creative and redefine live electronic music performances on a big stage.
Throughout the summer, the duo has brainstormed and refined their vision for the controllers, which are now used in Anyma’s sets. The tools have been integrated into the center of the stage encased in two striking plexiglass boxes illuminated by intricate lighting. The controllers have provided Anyma with dynamic control over the visuals and music, adding a layer of interactivity and futurism to the already stunning production.

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Anyma has captured a crowd and a sea of phones to witness the visuals behind him as he plays melodic techno. To be the first EDM artist to secure a residency at The Sphere, the half of Tale of Us brought his artistry out of the ordinary. The End of Genesys has delivered a one-of-a-kind experience with bigger visuals, a robotic cello, and an unparalleled lineup of opening acts such as Charlotte de Witte, Cassian, Mike Dean, and even Tiësto.
Rampa has shared glimpses of this creative journey through social media, giving fans an inside look at the TEILE controllers and the stage design. As he is a co-founder of the hardware, the member of Keinemusik highlights the meticulous use of the controllers acting as the heart of the futuristic setup. The post fuels further excitement for the next few shows.

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The TEILE controllers have become an emblem of innovation, showcasing how creative vision and technological ingenuity can elevate live music experiences. As Rampa uses the gear himself with &me and Adam Port, he continues to grow his production with more tools, and even merchandise. Videos of the performances have gone viral, providing a glimpse into the dazzling spectacle that Anyma offers.
With two more shows left with Sebastian Ingrosso and Camelphat opening, Anyma and Rampa’s collaboration has set a new standard for live electronic music. Their journey from an Ibiza concept to a Las Vegas phenomenon has demonstrated the transformative power of a bold idea into a reality.




