French music hardware and software creators Arturia are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, and hosting an exciting competition to promote their new direction as “Sound Explorers”.
Arturia’s “Your Experience, Your Sound” tagline has now been updated to “The Sound Explorers” , marking the company's new focus and new direction that has developed over the years. It has always been the company’s ambition to reward the curious, to encourage everyone to create music, and to allow adventurous musicians the chance to truly explore their sound, and find something totally new and unique to them.
Arturia would like to share your musical journey with the world, to celebrate their 20th anniversary, and inspire others to become sound explorers.
This exciting video competition is a chance to share your creativity, and be in with a chance of winning some amazing prizes! The best videos will also be featured in the Arturia’s 20th anniversary video, alongside big artists and bloggers.
How to enter?
- Create a 1-minute video showing us how Arturia has helped you become a sound explorer
- Be as creative as you like
- Post the video to either Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, or Twitter
- Upload before March 31, 2020
- Tag @Arturia and use #Arturia20 hashtag
- Submit your participation by answering this quick survey.
Prizes
- 1 lucky entrant will get to party in the French Alps with us, and head home with some cool gear .
- 10 runners-up will receive an exclusive new software bundle .
- All participating entrants will receive a 6-month Analog Lab license .
Terms
- Competition ends March 31, 2020.
- Videos must be 60 seconds or less in length.
- Videos must use tags @arturia and #Arturia20 in their social posts.
- Participants must have submitted their video URL via the link provided and formally entered the competition.
- 1st prize includes travel and accommodation costs for a visit to Arturia HQ in Grenoble, France during 2020.
- Prize details may be subject to change based on availability.
- No cash alternative is offered in lieu of prizes.
