Open Source Music Tech Design Challenge: Winners Announcement

jwatson — Thu, 12 May 2016 15:05:50 GMT

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Music Tech Design Challenge
The Prizes	Terms and Conditions	The Posters
Overview Video	Kit List

The element14 Hack Camp at Music Tech Fest Berlin

50 selected artists, hackers, makers and developers will be provided with tools they need to build new ways of interacting with music.

In the fall of 2015 element14.com wondered – what could our members invent that would enable and extend the ability to manipulate audio – whether from a musical instrument or voice or recordings or the sounds in the space around them? 15 Challengers were selected to receive a free kit, featuring the BeagleBone BlackBeagleBone Black. There were many great submissions for final projects, but in the end we narrowed selection to three finalists.

What better way to announce the Winners of the Open Source Music Tech Design Challenge than a music video created by adamjohnwilliams

www.youtube.com/watch

Congratulations to our Winners - Liam, Luis & Carmelito!

Grand Prize Winner:

Vintage Toy Synthesiser

liamtmlacey

Runner Up Winner

Kazumi

luiszayasluiszayas

Third Place Winner

DIY Drum Kit

carmelito

"It's been such a pleasure to be part of this amazing challenge with all of you. Congratulations and thanks to everyone who took part!

I'm really looking forward to seeing the winning project at Music Tech Fest in Berlin, and to seeing how the projects might continue to evolve now that the challenge is over.

Until next time, happy hacking everybody!"

adamjohnwilliams

Tags: music_tech_winners, vintage_toy_synthesiser, past_contest, winners, design_challenges, MTFBerlin, BeagleBone, musictech, open_source_music_tech_design_challenge, diy_drum_kit, BeagleBone Black, kazumi