Analog to Digital is a music making based exhibition at the Phoenix Arts Centre in Exeter, Devon organised by Sound Gallery Studios. The 2011 show took place at the weekend and it was bigger and better than ever with a variety of different companies giving demonstrations and tutorials throughout the day. Our fellow exhibitors included Native Instruments, Allen & Heath, Eigenlabs, Ohmforce, Sound on Sound and Yamaha UK to name…
It’s that time of year again when the world’s leading pro-audio companies get together in Los Angeles to unveil their endeavors to a global audience, NAMM 2011 is here. Spectrasonics have a habit of keeping something special up their sleeves to present at NAMM, in 2010 they gave us 64-bit support for their entire range and the ‘Omni Live’ iPhone app. Well this year they have not disappointed…
Located in the old downtown of Ghent in Belgium, the Play & Produce took place on Saturday inside of the historical Vooruit building, a beautiful and unusual place for a DJ and producer show. When we heard about this unique event we did not miss the opportunity to show off our products, with the added pleasure of legendary sound designer Rob Papen joining us for the day.
Last weekend (2-4 October) Time+Space attended top DJ show BPM at the Birmingham NEC. This was our first year exhibiting at BPM where we shared a stand with one of the UK’s largest DJ retailers Westend DJ. In complete contrast to Producer Sessions the week before, BPM was heaving with DJ gear, dazzling light displays and all manner of dance music cranked up to the max! With promotional bags filled,…
Last week saw the 3rd ‘MusicLab’ event take place at the Pakhuis de Zwijger arts centre in Amsterdam. The event is organised by Pakhuis de Zwijger in cooperation with Interface magazine and several other partners, with the aim to show the audience the most innovative and cutting edge developments in music making. So not wanting to miss a party, we headed over with renowned keyboard player and producer Simon Grey…
This past weekend, we headed up to London’s School of Audio Engineering (SAE) for the first ever ‘Producer Sessions’. Hosted by Future Publishing, the event hosted intimate production tutorials and lecturers from top producers including Freemasons, Dave Spoon, Danny Byrd, Nu-Tone and Alex Blanco, among others. As well as the tutorials, top brands such as Roland, Korg, Steinberg and Akai were also at the event showing off all their latest…