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We go to network, to see new products, and to learn about the latest trends in the music industry. The NAMM Show is a massive event, attracting over 100,000 attendees from all over the world. It’s a hub for music makers, educators, and industry professionals.

The author loves NAMM because it’s a great opportunity to connect with other musicians and industry professionals. They can network, learn from their experiences, and build relationships that can benefit their career.

* The author is reflecting on the cancellation of NAMM and AES events. * The author is nostalgic about attending these events in person. * The author notes that marketing reps often give out T-shirts at the end of meetings. **Detailed Text:**

The summer is drawing to a close, and as we transition into the fall, a sense of nostalgia washes over me.

I’m not saying I’m a snob, but I do have high standards. I’m looking for a certain aesthetic, a certain feel, a certain quality. I’m not looking for something that’s just going to be a cheap, disposable item. I want something that’s going to last, something that’s going to be a conversation starter, something that I can wear with pride. This is a reflection of my personal values and preferences. It’s not about being a snob, but about having a discerning taste.

* **Bittree:** A shirt gifted by Geoff, featuring a surfboard design. * **Arturia:** A shirt with a purple design and a MicroFreak keyboard graphic. **Detailed Text:**

The world of clothing is a fascinating one, filled with stories and personal connections. The shirt gifted to Bittree by Geoff, a friend, is a prime example of this.

* The text is a conversation between two audio engineers, Rod and Giles, and their appreciation for each other’s shirts and gear. * Rod is wearing a shirt with a graphic of Sonnox plug-ins. * Giles is wearing a shirt with a graphic of AMS Neve gear. * Both Rod and Giles are enthusiastic about their respective gear and brands. **Detailed Text:**

Rod, sporting a vibrant blue shirt adorned with a graphic of Sonnox plug-ins, beamed at his colleague, Giles.

The author is learning to use Ableton Live, a digital audio workstation (DAW). They find Ableton Live to be more intuitive than Pro Tools. They are grateful to David Reid for introducing them to Ableton Live and the Loop L.A. show.

The Bock family is a renowned name in the music industry, particularly known for their high-quality microphones. The company, founded by David and Kirsten Bock, has a long history of innovation and excellence. Their commitment to quality is evident in their meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail.

* NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) and AES (Audio Engineering Society) are two prominent organizations in the music and audio industries. * Both organizations host annual trade shows, where industry professionals gather to network, showcase new products, and learn about the latest trends. * NAMM’s annual trade show, Winter NAMM, is known for its focus on musical instruments and equipment.

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