(The NAMM TEC Tracks Session, Dream Studios by Design, featuring noted producers, engineers and designers. (L to R): Carl Tatz, Ed Cherney, Bob Bullock, John Storyk, Vincent van Haaff, Buddy Brundo and Sylvia Massey.)   Anaheim, CA  (February 4, 2016) — At this year’s annual NAMM Show held at the end of January, where thousands of musicians and audio industry professionals gather each year, the “TEC Tracks” sessions made their debut on the second floor of the Orange County Convention Center.  The TEC Tracks program featured more than 70 sessions including music technology master classes, live interviews and panel discussions with a variety of well-known musicians, producers, designers and other noted industry professionals.  Lectrosonics Digital Hybrid Wireless® Technology was on hand to meet the challenges in this environment, including LMa Transmitters, HH Handheld Microphones and Venue Receivers.  

The Nashville, TN, music products show reported lower attendance and fewer exhibits.

The revitalized Soundcheck Nashville will host the free education summit on Yamaha and Nexo pro products.

The console will be set up in its new control room for operator training while the remaining elements of WTVF's major renovation of the control center completes the final stages.

It was NAMM, with all of the color and cacophony you would expect from the premier music trade show of the year – more than 1,600 exhibitors throughout the Anaheim Convention Center’s five halls showing everything from the latest guitar pick to bleeding-edge networkable / virtual digital audio devices. Filtering through this bounty, a handful of items arose that should prove significant for broadcast production.