Line 6, Topspin Media Launch WHAT’S NEXT Musicians’ Conference – NYC, LA, London, Tokyo

Live music is taking center stage, at a new music conference coming to many of the globe’s music capitals.

This stage-centric event series is in NYC on June 8th, and LA on August 10th.

This stage-centric event series is in NYC on June 8th, and LA on August 10th.

The WHAT’S NEXT Musicians Conference is a joint presentation of Line 6 and Topspin Media. Teamed together with other leading music and technology companies, the result is a series of free events designed to allow artists to “explore the ideas, trends and technologies that are impacting music today.”

The conferences are scheduled to take place in New York City on June 8th, London on July 6th, Los Angeles on August 10th, and concluding in Tokyo on September 14th.

Panel discussions with top industry minds, live artist performances, breakout sessions, music technology demos and more will define WHAT’S NEXT. The objective is musician empowerment, providing assistance that will help them to have more successful careers.

Interested? Here’s more on what’s set to go down, as described by Line 6:

At each event, a panel of industry visionaries and professional artists will gather for a live interactive discussion designed to help musicians answer important questions, such as: Is live music the future of the industry? What new business models can help musicians earn a living? How will the next generation of musicians be heard?

Acclaimed author, journalist and technology expert Craig Anderton will serve as moderator for the panel discussions in New York, Los Angeles and London. Also scheduled to participate in select events are Line 6 co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer Marcus Ryle, Topspin Media SVP of Product and Marketing Bob Moczydlowsky, entrepreneur and Tunecore co-founder Jeff Price, and others.

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WHAT’S NEXT will give musicians the opportunity to discover cutting-edge ideas and technology to fuel their success. Each event will feature a series of classes and workshops, with topics such as:

•    Live Sound Doesn’t Have to Suck
Musicians shouldn’t have to compromise their sound when performing live. This workshop will demonstrate how to choose the right system for any gig, and dial in a great mix fast.
•    Make Every Gig and Rehearsal a Promotional Opportunity
Artists will learn how to grow their fan base by using technology—from recording gigs and rehearsals to creating videos and reaching a wider audience using YouTube.
•    Wireless Without Worries
When wireless technology is used correctly, it can be liberating for performers. Musicians will see how to best incorporate wireless systems into their live performance setups.
•    Taming the Wild Guitar Rig
Craig Anderton will demonstrate how to fully utilize today’s technology to create iconic guitar sounds or venture into unexplored sonic worlds—both live and in the studio.

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