NAMM Extends Warm Welcome to the Professional Audio and Lighting Communities at the 2010 NAMM Show
NAMM’s New H.O.T. Zone offers specialized training courses and networking events for music industry professionals in live audio, house of worship and stage and lighting industries.
The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) today announced the session schedule for its new Hands-On-Training (H.O.T.) Zone at the 2010 NAMM Show, which will take place in Anaheim, Calif., Jan 14-17, 2010.
“NAMM recognizes the importance of the live audio, house of worship and stage and lighting industries to the music products industry and welcomes these music industry professionals to the 2010 NAMM Show,” said Kevin Johnstone, director of trade shows, NAMM. “This year, we’re working closely with a number of partner organizations and media outlets that serve these segments to create a new and valuable education track to meet their needs and giving them even more reasons to attend this year’s NAMM Show.”
More than 15 industry partners, publishers, organizations and associations in the live audio, house of worship and stage and lighting industries will offer a series of FREE special training seminars, face-to-face meetings, networking opportunities and one-on-one mentoring to strengthen the knowledge base of industry colleagues.
The 2010 NAMM Show H.O.T. (Hands-On-Training) Zone partners include:
American Disc Jockey Association
Audio Ethics, Inc.
Worship Musician magazine
Church Production magazine
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Front of House and Production Lighting and Staging News magazines
MIDI
Mobile Beat magazine
National Association of Mobile Entertainers (NAME)
National Chamber of Commerce
PH413, Inc. (for the house of worship market)
Roland Corporation
SCORE (“Counselors of America’s Small Business Owners”)
Society of Professional Audio Recording Services (SPARS)
Sound and Communications magazine
Technologies for Worship magazine
Tour Guide (publication for touring industry professionals)
USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office)
Worship Leader magazine
Yamaha Corporation
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The current lineup of H.O.T. Zone sessions includes:
15 Common Mistakes that Small Businesses are Making
21st Century Musical Instruments Part 1: Alternate Controllers
21st Century Musical Instruments Part 3: High-Tech Percussion
7th Annual Roland Worship Summit
A Theology of Visual Technology
Arranger, Work Stations and Worship
Collaborative Workflows for Music Production
Compliance Testing Overview
Concert Lighting Design
Continued-Modern Branding Strategies for Audio Professionals
Copyright Protection, Use of Others' Copyrighted Work
Counterfeiting and Piracy
Digital Mixing and Recording
Digital Networking Primer
EMC Testing Presentation (FCC Compliance, EN-55013 / 55020 and EN-55103-1 / 55103-2, Emissions and Immunity)
Green Presentation (RoHS, REACH, WEEE, EuP, New Initiatives)
Hands-on Product Training Sessions from Yamaha
How Can You Improve Your Service of Worship
How to Find and Maintain Technical Volunteers
How To Get Your Song Out There
Increasing Sales and Marketing Efforts to International Markets
IP Issues on the Web Site (domain names, trademarks, copyright.)
Is Your Church Ready for a Digital Console?
Media Shout Version 4
Meet Andrae' Crouch with Documentary Preview, Reception and Autograph Signing
Mixing Creative Personalities
Modern Branding Strategies for Audio Professionals
Patents – Searching, Filing, Global Strategy, Non-disclosure Agreements
Power Distro Basics
Record at Home and on the Road Like a Pro
Rock Band Network: Get Your Music in the Game Using MIDI
Safety Testing Presentation (Safety Standard 60065)
SCORE-Facilitated Roundtable Coaching/Networking
Secrets of the Quiet Stage
Songwriting and Composing for Worship
Sound & Communications Awards and Mixer
Stage Volume and Its Effects on Worship
Taking Your Platform Ministry Team to the Next Level
The Art and Business of Music for Games
The Knobbit: What All the Knobs Do
The L.E.A.P. Show Mixer/Reception
Things to Think about When Buying Your Audio/Video System
Touring on the Green
Two Acoustic Guitars in Worship
Wireless Strategies: Dealing with White Spaces, New Regulations and an Overcrowded Spectrum
Worship Keyboard Skills
Worship Leading 2.0
For the latest information concerning the H.O.T. Zone, please visit namm.org/thenammshow/2010/hot-zone
Media Contacts
NAMM Communications - John Dolak, Director
johnd@namm.org
619.735.4028
VITTEK PR – Josh Vittek
josh@vittekpr.com
760.505.5674
The Lippin Group
namm@lippingroup.com
201.317.6618
About NAMM
The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) is the not-for-profit trade association representing the $18.1 billion global music products industry, with a mission to strengthen the music industry and promote the pleasures and benefits of making music. Comprised of more than 9,000 member companies and individual professionals worldwide, NAMM supports an industry that employs more than 400,000 people globally. Through its programs, events and advocacy efforts, NAMM advances a shared vision of a thriving, innovative and inclusive music products industry where every person has access to the joy of music-making. NAMM also operates The NAMM Foundation, investing in the future of music through the support of education, global grantmaking and featured programs that expand participation in music across all ages and stages of life. Headquartered in Carlsbad, Calif., NAMM serves as a leading voice for the global music products industry through public policy, advocacy, education and other member services. For more information, visit NAMM.org, and learn more about NAMM’s Vision, Mission & Objectives at NAMM About Page.