New sounds for the tomorrow orchestra
We put out a call to all builders, programmers, sound designers, and producers to find out what the sixth section will sound like in the orchestra of the future.
We were delighted to receive so many entries taking our challenge in many different directions. In the end, we were able to agree on the winners from our competition. Congratulations to them, and a huge thank you to everyone who entered.
Winners
Motion Redux
by Lukas Blecks
1st Prize
€2,000
+ Berlin Series main collections
Nature’s Orchestra
by Myntian
Runner-up
Berlin Series main collections
Project One
by Tomasz Toczkowski
Runner-up
Berlin Series main collections
Guest judges
This competition was be judged by the OT team and two very special guest judges: Robert Dudzic and Jacob Shea.
Robert Dudzic
Robert Dudzic has 25 years of professional sound design experience, contributing to hundreds of movie trailers and TV shows around the world. In the past, he has collaborated with Roland, Yamaha, Steinberg, Roli, Arturia, Tascam, ProjectSAM, and Heavyocity. His expertise makes him a valued asset in the industry, and his contributions have helped shape the way sound is used in media today.
Jacob Shea
Jacob Shea is a composer from California who has worked with many of Hollywood’s top composers, including Elliot Goldenthal, Steve Jablonsky, and Hans Zimmer. His work as a composer and music programmer has appeared in a wide variety of media. He currently heads up the Bleeding Fingers Custom Music Shop as lead composer.