gamut inc is made up of human musicians as well as a growing number of autonomous music robots built as amalgams of archaic sound-making models and activated using a computer. Wörle and Sledziecki utilize live-generated music scores to enable different levels of composition and live improvisation between the machines, electronic sounds and "real" musicians. Some of their century-spanning hybrid creations include a motorised electromagnetic plucked banjo, an automated physharmonica, an electromagnetic monochord, and an automated carillon. Their recent projects include a music theatre piece, “One More Pioneer”, about the relationship between humans and technology, and “Avant Avant Garde”, an international festival dedicated to experimental music before the 20th century. The ensemble’s 6-channel performance “Compression” was developed for automated carillons, live-spatialisation, clarinet and percussion for the Signs of Music Festival. Their project “Perspektiven/Perspektywy”, performed in both Poland and Germany, was a homage to the Polish Radio Experimental Studio and the electronic studio of the WDR.

gamut inc’s first release, Ex Machina, was released on vinyl in January 2015.