MOTU has posted NAMM demo schedule

[James Steele]

Read all about it here:

http://motu.com/namm2018/index.html

Also MOTU has moved their booth location this year. They're now on the first level of the new building out front near Katella where they old underground parking used to be.

I'm going to go ahead and copy it down for those who need it. I've also made a PDF for download that you can take to the NAMM show:

http://motunation.com/files/MOTU_NAMM_Schedule.pdf

MOTU booth this year is in North Hall, Level 1, Booth #15306

Schedule as follows:

THURSDAY:
10:30am: Audio Interfaces & Touch Console - Dave Roberts
11:15am: DP 9.5 workflows & insights - David Das
12:00pm: Scoring the hit series Grimm - Rick Marvin
12:45pm: MOTU on Tour with Beyoncé - Kevin "Kwiz" Ryan
1:30pm: Mixing the Brazilian Girls - Carlos "El Loco" Bedoya
2:15pm: DP 9.5 workflows & insights - David Das
3:00pm: Scoring the hit series Grimm - Rick Marvin
3:45pm: MOTU on Tour with Beyoncé - Kevin "Kwiz" Ryan
4:30pm: Mixing the Brazilian Girls - Carlos "El Loco" Bedoya
5:15pm: Audio Interfaces & Touch Console - Dave Roberts

FRIDAY:
10:30am: Audio Interfaces & Touch Console - Dave Roberts
11:15am: Collaborative film scoring - Joey Newman & Matt Hutchinson
12:00pm: DP 9.5 workflows & insights - David Das
12:45pm: MOTU on Tour with Beyoncé - Kevin "Kwiz" Ryan
1:30pm: Collaborative film scoring - Joey Newman & Matt Hutchinson
2:15pm: Mixing the Brazilian Girls - Carlos "El Loco" Bedoya
3:00pm: DP 9.5 workflows & insights - David Das
3:45pm: MOTU on Tour with Beyoncé - Kevin "Kwiz" Ryan
4:30pm: Mixing the Brazilian Girls - Carlos "El Loco" Bedoya
5:15pm: Audio Interfaces & Touch Console - Dave Roberts

SATURDAY:
10:30am: Audio Interfaces & Touch Console - Dave Roberts
11:15am: DP 9.5 workflows & insights - David Das
12:00pm: Scoring Amazon Prime's "Mozart In The Jungle" - Roger Neill
12:45pm: DP 9.5 deep dive - Matt Lapoint
1:30pm: Mixing the Brazilian Girls - Carlos "El Loco" Bedoya
2:15pm: DP 9.5 workflows & insights - David Das
3:00pm: Scoring Amazon Prime's "Mozart In The Jungle" - Roger Neill
3:45pm: DP 9.5 deep dive - Matt Lapoint
4:30pm: Mixing the Brazilian Girls - Carlos "El Loco" Bedoya
5:15pm: Audio Interfaces & Touch Console - Dave Roberts

SUNDAY:
10:30am: Audio Interfaces & Touch Console - Dave Roberts
11:15am: DP 9.5 workflows & insights - David Das
12:00pm: DP 9.5 deep dive - Matt Lapoint
12:45pm: Audio Interfaces & Touch Console - Dave Roberts
1:30pm: DP 9.5 workflows & insights - David Das
2:15pm: DP 9.5 deep dive - Matt Lapoint
3:00pm: Audio Interfaces & Touch Console - Dave Roberts
3:45pm: DP 9.5 workflows & insights - David Das

[James Steele]

I went ahead and typed out the schedule and added it to my original post above.

[Rick Cornish]

Many thanks!

[Michael Canavan]

Slightly disappointed that it seems no big announcement of DP 10, but I'm not remembering how they went about it when the last four upgrades came out, so they could still hit us up side the head with it!

Cool to see kwiz doing presentations, would love to see that, alas 1200 miles is 1200 miles.

[James Steele]

Here is a handy PDF of the MOTU Demo schedule for printing and bringing to NAMM show:

http://motunation.com/files/MOTU_NAMM_Schedule.pdf

[mikehalloran]

Slightly disappointed that it seems no big announcement of DP 10, but I'm not remembering how they went about it when the last four upgrades came out, so they could still hit us up side the head with it!

Cool to see kwiz doing presentations, would love to see that, alas 1200 miles is 1200 miles.

If they don’t announce by Thursday, probably ain’t happening this year. Looking doubtful.

[Michael Canavan]

If they don’t announce by Thursday, probably ain’t happening this year. Looking doubtful.

Yeah I agree, I do recall they tend to announce it if it happens within the first DP related lecture, but I don't recall if they intentionally left space in the lectures to talk about it without announcing it beforehand?

The 2015 pre show NAMM announcement hinted in bold that something NEW might be announced, and I don't see any such hints this year. http://motu.com/newsitems/see-motu-at-namm-2015

[toodamnhip]

5:15pm: Touch Console - Dave Roberts

Touch Console? Is that a control surface?

[Michael Canavan]

5:15pm: Touch Console - Dave Roberts

Touch Console? Is that a control surface?

Nope. I'm still not sure if there was any hint by anyone of DP 10 being on the horizon or not, but Magic Dave told someone at the show as reported on the DP Facebook page, "Not what we do." In regard to a control surface for DP etc.

The consoles are for their audio hardware.

[mesayre]

5:15pm: Touch Console - Dave Roberts

Touch Console? Is that a control surface?

Nope. I'm still not sure if there was any hint by anyone of DP 10 being on the horizon or not, but Magic Dave told someone at the show as reported on the DP Facebook page, "Not what we do." In regard to a control surface for DP etc.

The consoles are for their audio hardware.

I assume it's this: http://motu.com/download/proaudio/index ... ch-console

[toodamnhip]

5:15pm: Touch Console - Dave Roberts

Touch Console? Is that a control surface?

Nope. I'm still not sure if there was any hint by anyone of DP 10 being on the horizon or not, but Magic Dave told someone at the show as reported on the DP Facebook page, "Not what we do." In regard to a control surface for DP etc.

The consoles are for their audio hardware.

I assume it's this: http://motu.com/download/proaudio/index ... ch-console

Since I run Slate Raven MTIs in the studio, it would be nice if this custom “programmability” could be imported into Raven.
Because DP’s windows are so custom-izable, it makes it a bit difficult for 3rd party companies to program control surfaces. Pro Tools has 2 window sets...easy pizza. But DP? Many possible window sets. That is WHY MOTU should make it "their business” to develop a control surface. It’s actually a compliment to the deep capabilities of DP. Their may be no other company who would want to spend large amounts of time accounting for DP’s deep features and custom set ups. That’s why MOTU should make one.