The sound design school Sonic College is the organizer of the Sonic Days conference, which this year celebrates its fourth edition and will take place on November 19 and 20 at UC-Syd, Kolding.
The Sonic Days conference has been a great success both nationally and internationally and is recognized as the leading audio conference in Northern Europe.
Participation in the conference is free of charge. This year, once again, the organization expresses its gratitude to the sponsors and partners —both those who continue to support the project and the new collaborators— for their valuable contribution, which is essential to making this event possible.
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The organizing team is currently developing the program, and as in previous years, attendees will be able to enjoy numerous engaging topics and speakers. The list will be extensive, but the organization can already reveal some of the professionals who will take part in the conference. Visitors are encouraged to stay tuned to the Sonic Days website for updates and new additions to the program.
Participants can expect lectures and debates of a high technical and artistic level in all areas of sound production. At the same time, Sonic Days offers a unique opportunity to network and share experiences with professionals and partners in the field.
Among the topics to be covered across the nine conference tracks are music production, artificial intelligence, diversity, storytelling, creativity, and new concert formats. Sonic Days will once again bring together leading national and international experts who will share their knowledge and experiences through a variety of presentations.
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The nine thematic areas of the conference are:
- Podcast
- Game Audio
- Sound for Film and Television
- New Concert Formats
- Sound Art
- Sound in Museums
- Music Production
- Audio Technology
- Sound Synthesis
Below are some of the most prominent figures in the audio world who have already confirmed their participation in the Sonic Days program.
Sound for Film and Television:
- James Mather – Oscar-winning sound editor, with work on Harry Potter, Top Gun: Maverick.
- Tormod Ringnes – Sound designer and mixer, with credits on Tron (new 2025 version), Song of Earth, Troll.
Music Production:
- Morten Lindberg – Grammy-winning sound engineer, known for his innovative immersive recording methods.
- Hans-Martin Buff – Sound engineer and immersive mix producer, collaborator with Peter Gabriel, among others.
- Marcela Rada – Educator, researcher, and lecturer recognized for making complex music production and immersive audio concepts accessible and practical.
Game Audio:
- Pete Ward – Sound designer and director, with projects such as Indiana Jones Game.
- Philip Eriksson – Sound designer on titles such as Split Fiction.
New Concert Formats:
- Josefine Philip & Hanna Schneider – Creators of the immersive concert A Thousand Voices.
Sound Art:
- Marie Koldkjær Højlund – Composer at Det Kongelige Teater (The Royal Theatre), in The Snow Queen and numerous sound art works.
- Ragnhild May – Sound artist working between sound art, performance, and interactive sound.
Podcast:
- Timothy Muirhead – Host of the Tonebenders podcast and sound designer for numerous children’s programs.
Sound Synthesis:
- Cristian Vogel – International sound synthesist focused on the creative use of wavetables.
- Bjørn Svin – Renowned composer and performer in electronic music.
Audio Technology:
- Thomas Lund – Senior scientist at Genelec, specializing in subjective research and listening tests.
- Eddy Bøgh Brixen – Expert in room acoustics, electroacoustic design, and audio forensics.
