If you would like to attend the NAMM Show for FREE on Saturday the 18th in Anaheim, you can attend these FREE professional development opportunities which also comes with FREE stuff for you and your students through our friends at Technology In Music Education (TI:ME).

To register for the NAMM Show, click here

Music Educators steps to complete registration to attend the show. Leave PROMO CODE blank.

1. To begin registration, click here https://registration.experientevent.com/showamm201/flow/NONM , and “Start New Registration.”
2. When asked, “Are you a current NAMM member,” select “No.” When asked, “Does your organization manufacture, distribute or sell products/services” select “No.”
3. When asked, “Which professional community reflects the industry in which you work most” select ONLY, “Student or Educator.”
4. Once completed, you will receive an email letting you know of your pending badge registration. Within a few business days you will receive a badge confirmation via email that includes a barcode to be used to pick up your badge on site.

Attendees of these sessions who get badges scanned at these Hilton Anaheim PD events will receive:
FREE software from IK Multimedia’s Essentials EDU bundle, including:
versions of SampleTank
T-RackS
AmpliTube,
Presonus Studio One Artist 4.6,
FREE three-month subscription to Soundtrap
more FREE stuff, all designed to help make teaching music easier and more fun.

Schedule of Workshops:

12:00
Title: Technology and Curriculum Solutions for Music Educators
Presenter: John Mlynczak
LOCATION: Hilton, Level 4, C8
John Mlynczak, from Hal Leonard’s Noteflight division, demonstrates a range of technology and curriculum solutions specifically for music educators and all available through you own local retailer. This session will demonstrate many useful and affordable tools for classrooms of all levels!

1:00
Title: Learn How to Play GeoShred, a New Kind of Musical Instrument for Tablets and Phones
Presenter: Pat Scandalis
LOCATION:Hilton Level 4, C8
GeoShred is a new kind musical instrument that makes it possible for everyone to shred.
Join Pat Scandalis as he describes how musical instruments of the future are made today in Silicon Valley. Learn how to play GeoShred on your iPad or iPhone and discover how you might use it to teach world music scales in your classroom.

2:00
Title: Teaching Creative Production Workflows
Presenters: Evan Brown & Gregor Beyerle
LOCATION:Hilton Level 4, C8
Join PreSonus Education Manager Evan Brown and Studio One Product Specialist Gregor Beyerle as they dive into finding clever and simple ways to teach and learn efficient workflows in software to help inspire you and your students creativity! Utilizing PreSonus Studio One DAW software they will demonstrate not only starting a track from the ground up, but also mastering and virtual instrument workflows, as well as a host of other ideas to help attendees inspire the next generation of students!

3:00
Title: Make Better Mixes by Calibrating Your Speakers
Presenter: Martins Popelis
LOCATION:Hilton, Level 4, C8
For anyone mixing sound or music on studio monitors or headphones, it is very often difficult to make what you are hearing sound good when played back on other systems. Frequency response and room interference can color your sound in ways you might not want and your mixes will suffer. Until now, fixes to this were expensive and complicated. Join Martins Popelis of Sonarworks as he unveils an extremely simple, effective and affordable solution to calibrate your headphones and loudspeakers.

4:00
Title: Music Mixing Crash Course
Presenter: Bobby Owsinski
LOCATION: Hilton, Level 4, C8
In this presentation, producer/mixer Bobby Owsinski (author of The Mixing Engineer’s Handbook) shares some simple yet effective tips for understanding and teaching mix balance, EQ, compression and effects. These are the secrets that the A-list pros use every day that will you teach your students to improve their mixes right now, regardless of your skill level.

525 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
January 30 - February 1, 2020, over thirty hours of music tech professional development available free for all attendees of the OMEA conference.

Click Here to Register Now!

TI:ME Sessions Pre-Registration Ends Feb 4 
Wednesday PreCon and Reception (10:00 am to 7:30pm) Feb 12, Thursday and Friday, (10:00 am to 6:30pm) Feb 13 & 14, Saturday (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Feb 15

Pre-Registration for TMEA and the TI:ME PreCon end on February 4th, Register NOW.

Walk-ups are accepted by cash, check or credit card only on Feb 13. We do not accept POs at TI:ME Pre-Con.

TI:ME has taught tens of thousands of music educators how to integrate technology into all facets of their programs. From the simplest use of digital recording on a smart phone, to setting up MIDI keyboard labs to teach notation and composition, or understanding live sound systems, even working with full-blown digital audio workstation systems, TI:ME sessions have covered it. 

Join TI:ME and support the mission today!

123 E Main St, Rochester, NY 14604

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (9:00 am - 6:00 pm), Saturday (9:00 am - 1pm)

Thursday and Friday (8:00 am - 6:00 pm)

2800 Opryland Drive · Nashville, Tennessee 37214

600 E Market St, San Antonio, TX 78205

Wednesday PreCon and Reception (10:00 am to 7:30pm) Feb 13, Thursday and Friday, (10:00 am to 6:30pm) Feb 14 & 15, Saturday (8:00 am to 12:30 pm) Feb 16

Pre-Registration for TMEA and the TI:ME PreCon end on February 5th, Register NOW. 

Walk-ups are accepted by cash, check or credit card only on Feb 13. We do not accept POs at TI:ME Pre-Con.

300 Lakeside Ave E, Cleveland, OH 44114

Thursday and Friday (10:00 am - 6:00 pm) Jan 31 & Feb 1, Saturday (10:00 am - 2pm) Feb 2