Germany: Corporate sound project with Swiss sound designer
What does a company that manufactures casting resins sound like? This question will occupy the employees of the German company Rampf over the next few weeks. The end result will be a corporate sound that will accompany the company's image.
According to a report in the Nürtinger Zeitung, the company has engaged the services of Swiss sound designer and film music composer Peter Philippe Weiss, owner of Corporate Sound in Basel. As part of the project, employees are to search for sounds and noises that are typical in the manufacture of plastics and in the production of mixing and dosing systems. These are then to be acoustically staged in a workshop with Weiss.
The project, initiated by Professor Frank Dievernich from the Bern University of Applied Sciences, was presented on Monday. The event with Peter Philippe Weiss also marked the start of the "Innovation stars on the red couch" series at Rampf in Grafenberg. Guests who have taken bold, innovative paths will be invited at irregular intervals.
