Theodore Otis Flach
Audio-Designer


Theodore Otis Flach is a Basel-based Audio-Designer whose work combines experimental composition, spatial audio and interdisciplinary collaboration with a focus on sound and perception.

He has performed live at festivals and venues including Basel Social Club, Kunstmuseum Basel, Cantabile Variable, Gare du Nord, Elysia Basel and the Martinu Festtage.

He is a member of Deep Space, What-If and Viernullviel Events, and has been studying Audio Design at the Musik-Akademie Basel since 2024.
Besides he is also active as mixer and live audio engineer and worked for various live shows and the Kammermusikfesttag Basel.

For inquiries, question and more contact me:
E-Mail: theo.flach@icloud.com
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SELECTED WORKS




               TITLE

TYPE

DATE


Deep-Space 
with Camerata Variabile



Concert Tour

25-28.06.2026

CORD at Gare du Nord, Hill-Chill Festival


Installation

18.04-27.06.2026

Pärkli-Jam


Event

18-21.06.2026

CORD 1.3 at Basel Social Club


Performance

15.06.2026

Swiss Art Awards - Sound


Sounddesign

04.06.2026

Deep-Space at ATTACCA, 
Gare du Nord



Concert

30.05.2026

WHAT-IF

Event


09.05.2026

Blabla - Audio-Visual Solo
Performance



Concert

02.05.2026

Where do you lose your Time - Exhibition


Event

11.04.2026

Tschilp Tschilp Tschau - Theater
(Zürich)



Sounddesign

20-21.03.2026

Martinů-Festtage – 
„12 Lektionen für Gilgamesh”


Concert/ Theater

25.10.2025

Tschilp Tschilp Tschau - Theater
(Basel)

Sounddesign



09.09.2025

Cord at ACT Festival - Kunstmuseum Basel


Performance

26.04.2025

Herbst Remix - Maekssl, Otis

Release

21.03.2025


NEST Opening Trailer

Sounddesign

16.12.2024


Looking - SchanzeAcht Label

Release


02.02.2024




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Blabla - Audio-Visual Solo Performance

Concert

02.05.2026


This audiovisual performance, “Blabla”, combines voice, speech, beats and harmony. The visuals are closely integrated with the music and stage composition, connecting multiple sensory layers. The text explores fragmented syllables and granular language, reflecting the evolving nature of communication.
“Blabla” was performed as part of the ESB Re:Generation Fesitval.


Photos by: Flurina Kühne
https://www.musik-akademie.ch/de/news/detail/esb-student-biennial-re-generation.html