MUSIC STUDIO EQUIPMENT SHOW
Look out for the 2025 date!
With Tileyard London and Sound On Sound
MUSIC STUDIO EQUIPMENT
SHOW
LATEST IN MUSIC TECHNOLOGY
latest in music technology
Saturday 13th July
11am
Can Music Tech Reach Net Zero?
Major manufacturers within the music tech sector are committed to minimising their environmental impact. Join Focusrite’s Head of Sustainability Andy Land and specialists from Genelec, Audiotonix and Reclaim Audio to find out more.
12pm
50 Years Of Ziggy Stardust
Emre Ramazanoglu talks to Sound On Sound’s editor Sam Inglis about the immersive remix of David Bowie’s masterpiece, which he carried out with the album's producer Ken Scott.
1pm
Immersive Audio In The Real World
Join Universal Music's Caroline Hilton, pioneering 3D audio performer Halina Rice, engineer and educator Marcela Rada and Atmos mix specialists from Tileyard to find out how artists, producers and engineers can make the most of the opportunities created by the growth of spatial audio.
2pm
The Impact Of Parenthood On Studio Careers
Long hours, unpredictable schedules and the expectation that you’ll always be available are hard enough to negotiate when you have no responsibilities. How can you make it all work once you have children? Weird Jungle’s Brendon Harding talks to engineer Isabel Gracefield, artist and composer Sofia Hultquist, mastering engineer Stephen Kerrison and engineer and producer James Rand about the impact of parenthood on life, careers and creative practice.
3pm
Kevin Paul: Mixbus Live
Engineer and producer Kevin Paul brings his Mixbus podcast to the stage, with a stellar array of guests answering questions on recording, production, songwriting and the music business.
4.30pm
Paul Thompson: How To Make It As A Composer
Composer Paul Thomson speaks about his career in the work of composing providing useful tips and tricks for both beginners and seasoned experts, and, as co-founder of Spitfire Audio, highlights the importance of creating your own sample libraries, and signs copies of his new book!
- Where do I buy tickets?Tickets can be bought through the Eventbrite. Buy your tickets here.
- Can I buy more than one ticket?Yes you can, from this link.
- What should I bring?Just yourself and your friends! Also, your GearFest UK ticket, either on your phone or printed with the barcode clearly visible.
- Where is GearFest UK?Head to Tileyard London, on Tileyard Road, London, N7 9AH. It’s a 10-minute walk from Kings Cross station. The 390 bus goes there from Kings Cross station.
- What will I see there?The latest and greatest in music equipment. Preamps, music software, microphones, audio interfaces, monitors, DJ equipment, and so much more. Visit the panel talks and keep an eye out for the Dolby Atmos studio.
- Will there be food?At Campfire, up the stairs, there is a large area (and a brewery) with food trucks. Seeing all the music equipment can be thirsty work!
- What are the opening hours?10am - 6pm.
- What is Tileyard?Tileyard is the world’s largest music and creative community, hosting over 100 music studios and 250+ creative businesses including SoundCloud, Spitfire Audio, Tunecore, Platoon, Ableton, and many more. Tileyard has a second site, Tileyard North, in Wakefield, West Yorkshire.
