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Track Focus: Game Audio

Track Focus: Game Audio How do sound, space, and interactivity merge to shape the emotional and sensory experience of play? At Sonic Days 2025, the Game Audio track explores how creative and technical innovation define the next generation of interactive storytelling.This year’s programme gathers leading voices in game sound—audio directors, designers, and technologists—who reveal how cinematic soundscapes, spatial mixing, and adaptive music expand the boundaries of immersion. From the sonic legacy of Indiana Jones to…
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TRACK FOCUS: New Concert formats

How can live sound transform a space, shape perception, and create shared experiences that go beyond the traditional listening context? At Sonic Days 2025, the New Concert Formats track invites audiences to investigate how technology, artistry, and technical expertise converge to redefine live and spatial sound.This year’s programme presents a range of approaches, from system design and spatial audio integration to artistic research in 3D clubbing and sensorily rich indie-pop…
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Track Focus: Sound in Museum

How can sound create meaning in museum spaces—and how can exhibitions speak through it? The “Sound in Museum” track at Sonic Days 2025 explores how audio can shape storytelling, atmosphere, and visitor experience in cultural environments. Through talks and installations, researchers, designers, and artists share projects where sound transforms how history and art are perceived. Carl Nielsen Museum In 2023, the Carl Nielsen Museum in Odense reopened with sound at…
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Track Focus: Podcast

Exploring new dimensions of podcasting — from crafted narratives to immersive audio worlds.How can podcasts become more than stories we listen to — something we step into, feel, and co-create with? At Sonic Days 2025, the Podcast track invites audiences to explore the evolving boundaries between storytelling, sound design, and production practice through a series of talks and case studies from leading creators and industry specialists.This year’s programme highlights diverse…
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Track Focus: Sound Art

Exploring new dimensions of listening — from ecological soundscapes to immersive 3D worlds. How can sound become more than something we hear — something we inhabit, touch, and co-create with? At Sonic Days 2025, the Sound Art track invites audiences to explore the boundaries between technology, environment, and artistic practice through a series of talks and case studies by internationally active sound artists and researchers. This year’s programme highlights diverse…
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Meyer Sound at Sonic Days

Meyer Sound Returns as a Gold Sponsor for Sonic Days 2025 Founded in 1979 in Berkeley, California, the company marked its 45-year anniversary in 2024, building a legacy in high-fidelity sound systems for concerts, theatres, and immersive installations worldwide. Renowned for its integrated approach, Meyer Sound designs and manufactures its systems in-house, ensuring unmatched performance and reliability. Their products are trusted globally for delivering consistent, clear sound in both live…
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Genelec at Sonic Days

Genelec has joined Sonic Days 2025 as a Gold Sponsor. Founded in 1978 in Iisalmi, Finland, Genelec has built its reputation on precise, reliable monitoring tools for studios, broadcasters, and sound professionals around the world. Their focus on active loudspeakers and accurate sound reproduction has made them a trusted reference in the audio industry. All Genelec products are designed and manufactured in Iisalmi, where the company’s factory, R&D, and testing…
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Track Focus: Music Production

What defines cutting-edge music production today? At Sonic Days 2025, the Music Production track will bring together internationally acclaimed professionals to explore the craft, technology, and artistry behind modern sound creation. From immersive audio and spatial recording to electronic performance and experimental workflows, this track will highlight those shaping the way music is made, experienced, and shared. Featured guests include: With its mix of technical insight, creative vision, and international expertise, the Music Production…
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Track Focus: Sound for Film & TV

What makes cinematic sound truly come alive? At Sonic Days 2025, the Sound for Film & TV track gathers award-winning sound professionals to explore how sound design and music shape the stories we see — and hear — on screen. This year’s programme features screenings, live discussions, and in-depth talks with internationally acclaimed guests: With its mix of screenings, technical insight, and creative dialogue, the Sound for Film & TV track at Sonic Days 2025invites audiences…
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Announcing Michael Romanowski for the Sonic Days 2025 programme!

Michael Romanowski is a five-time GRAMMY Award winner, ten-time nominee, and one of the most respected mastering engineers working in music today. Based in Berkeley, California, he is the chief mastering engineer at Coast Mastering and a recognized pioneer in immersive audio mastering, with a career spanning more than three decades and over 4,000 albums. Since designing his first surround studio in 2001 and adding height channels in 2015, Michael has…
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Press highlight: Mondo-DR

Mondo-DR has recently featured Sonic Days 2025, describing it as “where sound unites creativity, technology and people”. The coverage highlights our mission to bring together creative professionals, technologists, researchers and students in a unique, inclusive two-day event in Kolding. This year’s edition (November 19-20) promises nine thematic tracks spanning music production, game audio, film & TV sound, sound art, and more — all free to attend, thanks to our partners…
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Justin Gray will be at Sonic Days 2025!

Justin Gray is an award-winning producer, mixing engineer, and mastering engineer based in Toronto, Canada. A recognized innovator in the field of immersive audio, Justin collaborates with artists, producers, and labels around the world to realize their music in Dolby Atmos. His studio, Justin Gray Sound, is one of Canada’s first immersive audio facilities designed for music production, setting a benchmark for spatial music production. Over the course of his…
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Rumpistol will join Sonic Days 2025!

Danish electronic composer and producer Jens B. Christiansen, known as Rumpistol, has spent more than two decades developing a unique musical voice that bridges genres and emotional states. Since his debut in the early 2000s, he has become one of his generation’s most inquisitive and forward-thinking artists—known for fusing detailed electronic production with organic textures and evocative melodies. Following a personal and artistic turning point in 2020, Rumpistol began a…
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2025 Program is online

The Sonic Days 2025 Programme Is Live! We’re thrilled to announce that the full programme for Sonic Days 2025 is now live! Join us on November 19–20 at Sonic College in Kolding for two immersive days packed with sound, creativity, and connection. This year’s edition features nine diverse tracks, covering everything from music production, film and TV sound, podcasting, game audio, sound in museums, audio synthesis, and sound art — to new and experimental performance formats.…
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James Mather & Tormod Ringnes is joining Sonic Days!

We’re beyond excited to announce that James Mather & Tormod Ringnes is joining Sonic Days!James is an Oscar-winning UK Sound Supervisor and re-recording mixer. His work is all about storytelling through sound and vision — something he has mastered in close collaboration with legendary filmmakers like Sir Kenneth Branagh (Belfast), David Yates (Harry Potter), and most recently Christopher McQuarrie and Tom Cruise, where he won the Academy Award for Best…
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Marcela Rada and Morten Lindberg Headline Music Production Talks at Sonic Days 2025

Two influential figures in modern music production will take the stage at Sonic Days 2025 to explore the craft of recording and immersive sound. This year’s keynote talks bring together Marcela Rada and Morten Lindberg, each offering a distinct perspective on how music is produced and experienced today. Marcela Rada returns to Sonic Days after her appearance last year, where she gave several talks regarding music production and diversity in…
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MPSE at Sonic Days

The Motion Picture Sound Editors (MPSE) will be part of this year’s Sonic Days, bringing with them a rich legacy of celebrating the art and craft of sound editing. Founded in 1953, MPSE is an international organization dedicated to supporting sound professionals and highlighting the creative and technical achievements that shape the way audiences experience stories on screen. Through its various initiatives, MPSE provides platforms for education, recognition, and community.…
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Dynaudio at Sonic Days

Dynaudio will be participating in this year’s Sonic Days as a returning sponsor, bringing with them many years of experience in loudspeaker design. Known for their focus on accurate sound reproduction, Dynaudio’s products are used in a variety of settings—from home audio systems to professional studios and car interiors. Their presence at Sonic Days gives attendees an opportunity to connect with a well-established brand in the audio industry. Founded in…
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Neumann returning as a gold sponsor

Neumann has confirmed its participation in this year’s Sonic Days, joining as a sponsor and bringing with it a legacy of precision, craftsmanship, and innovation in professional audio. Best known for their industry-defining microphones, Neumann has in recent years expanded its focus to include high-end monitor speakers and reference headphones—products that will be a central point of interest during their appearance at Sonic Days. For attendees and aspiring audio professionals,…
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Audiokinetic returning as a Gold Sponsor

Audiokinetic, the pioneering developer behind the widely used audio middleware Wwise, is set to return to this year’s Sonic Days conference. Known for reshaping the landscape of interactive sound, Audiokinetic’s presence once again affirms the event’s role as a nexus for creativity and forward-looking ideas within the audio community. Since its inception, Audiokinetic has positioned itself as an essential resource for game developers, sound designers, and interactive media creators. The…
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Dolby Creator Lab returning as a Platinum Sponsor

At Sonic College, sound is more than a subject of study—it’s a shared passion and a foundation for collaboration. This year, the Sonic Days conference once again benefits from the generous backing of Dolby Laboratories, which returns as platinum sponsor for the fourth consecutive year. Dolby’s continued support has been pivotal in shaping the event into what it is today: an accessible and inclusive gathering point for students, industry professionals,…
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Sign up now

You can now register for Sonic Days 2025, which will be held on November 19 and 20 at Sonic College, Kolding, Denmark. Use this link to register. Sonic Days is the place where both professionals and new talents meet within the audio world with a focus on exploring new techniques, networking, debating and informing about all aspects of professional audio; both the creative, the technical and the artistic. Sonic Days…
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“Call for Speakers” campaign is still running.

The campaign, which runs until August 7th, has been successful, but new speakers can still apply. In this video, Sonic Days also explains what topics and speakers we are looking for. In this link you can also read more about the campaign and apply.
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Save the Date – Sonic Days returns November 19–20, 2025

After the success of Sonic Days 2024 – with nearly 600 participants from over ten countries – we’re thrilled to announce that Sonic Days will return on 19–20 November 2025, once again hosted at Sonic College in Kolding. Sonic Days is a free and inclusive conference, bringing together professionals, students, researchers, and creators from across the audio industry. The 2025 program will include tracks on: 🎧 Podcast | 🎶 Music Production…
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Call for Speakers is now open for Sonic Days 2025

If you have ideas, insights, or experiences to share in the world of sound – this is your chance. Whether you work in music production, game audio, immersive technologies, podcasting, sound art, or research, we want to hear from you.
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Dolby & Sonic Days: A Partnership That Elevates Audio Innovation

Sonic Days has always been about connecting, inspiring, and educating the next generation of audio professionals. None of this would be possible without the support of our sponsors, and in particular, our Platinum Sponsor, Dolby. From the very first edition of Sonic Days, Dolby has been part of our journey, helping us shape this event into the leading platform for immersive audio discussions, networking, and innovation. At Sonic Days 2024, we saw…
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Sonic Days 2024 – A Celebration of Sound and the Future Ahead

A Celebration of Sound Sonic Days 2024 has come to a close, and what an extraordinary celebration of sound it was! Over three days, nearly 600 guests gathered in Kolding to share knowledge, explore new ideas, and celebrate the art and science of audio in all its forms. From immersive sound experiences to game audio, live sound, podcasting, and film sound, Sonic Days brought together students, industry professionals, and audio enthusiasts to inspire and…
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Sonic Days 2024 in Pictures

We’re excited to share a selection of highlights from Sonic Days 2024! Explore moments of inspiration, learning, and connection as nearly 600 attendees, students, speakers, and sponsors came together to celebrate sound.
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Article from MPSE

We’re excited to share that MPSE has just published an article in MPSE Wavelength, the official quarterly publication of the Motion Picture Sound Editors, highlighting the 2024 Sonic Days conference, and we’d love to give you a quick overview of what it covers! The MPSE-sponsored main theatre took center stage, hosting in-depth discussions led by renowned sound designers and editors—names like Peter Albrechtsen, Craig Henighan, Johnnie Burn, Shelley Rodan, and…
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Thank you for Sonic Days

Sonic College wants to thank everyone who participated in Sonic Days. The outcome of Sonic Days 2024 speaks volumes about the strength of our community. We have people from all branches of audio, from musicians to sound designers who create interactive sound for museums. This year, we hit a record high of over 500 amazing attendees — that’s an additional 100 pairs of ears compared to last year! But let’s not forget: this year, we…
