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SUMMARY:Bob Moog Foundation Winter 2025 Raffle
DESCRIPTION:The Bob Moog Foundation is excited to announce its lead raffle for 2025\, featuring a fully restored Oberheim Matrix-12 synthesizer signed by Tom Oberheim\, Marcus Ryle\, and Michel Doidic. \nRyle and Doidic were the principal designers of the Matrix-12. This Matrix-12\, valued at $20\,000\, has a unique provenance having been owned by Doug Curtis\, inventor of the legendary Curtis chips. It was donated to the Bob Moog Foundation by Curtis’s widow\, Mary Curtis. \nThis year\, 2025\, marks the 40th anniversary of the launch of the Matrix-12\, which continues to be one of the most respected and sought-after analog polyphonic synthesizers in the world today.  The raffle begins Monday\, February 17\, 2025 at 7:00 am (EST) and ends Monday\, March 10\, 2024 at 11:59 pm (EST). \n        Tickets for the raffle are $25 each\, 5 for $100\, 12 for $200\, and 35 for $500.\nParticipants who purchase five or more tickets will be invited to an exclusive Zoom call with Marcus Ryle\, to be held in early April.\nThe raffle is open internationally.\nPlease read the rules and regulations before purchasing tickets.\nProceeds from the raffle benefit the three hallmark projects of the Bob Moog Foundation: \nDr. Bob’s SoundSchool\, which has inspired over 35\,000 elementary school students about the science of sound; \nThe vast and growing Bob Moog Foundation Archives\, which includes over 15\,000 historical items; \nThe Moogseum\, located in downtown Asheville\, NC. The Moogseum continues to navigate the financial aftermath of Hurricane Helene\, which has resulted in a $65\,000 loss of income since late September. \nhttps://bobmoogfoundation.myshopify.com/products/2025-winter-raffle-signed-oberheim-matrix-12-synthesizer?
URL:https://midi.org/event-calendar/bob-moog-foundation-winter-2025-raffle
CATEGORIES:Moog Foundation
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SUMMARY:Interactive Audio SIG Networking Meet Up At GDC
DESCRIPTION:IASIG is an organization in partnership with the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) and the MIDI Association (TMA) that brings together experts to share their knowledge and help improve the state of the art in audio for games\, websites\, VR content\, and other interactive mediums. Our members share tips and techniques\, study trends\, and create reports and recommendations that game developers\, tool makers\, and platform owners use to create better products.
URL:https://midi.org/event-calendar/interactive-audio-sig-networking-meet-up-at-gdc
LOCATION:Moscone Center\, 747 Howard Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94103\, United States
CATEGORIES:Game Developers Conference,IASIG
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SUMMARY:IASIG/IGDA Roundtable Talk
DESCRIPTION:Developing Deeper Player Engagement and Emotional Connection Through Sound and Design Roundtable (Presented by the IGDA)\nWednesday: IASIG/IGDA Roundtable Talk\, (Wed 2-3pm Room 301 South Hall) \nThe IASIG is dedicated to the art and technology of sound in games. Sound is a large part of what makes games fun and memorable. Why do certain pieces of music trigger strong memories and emotions? Why are organizations like the SF Symphony and others performing game music in the concert hall? Why does that one sound effect keep playing in your head? And what is it about the sound of a warp pipe that gets you excited for the adventure to come? \nHosted by the Interactive Audio Special Interest Group\, this engaging roundtable discussion will focus on bringing together folks from all parts of the development community. This roundtable brings together composers\, sound designers\, game designers\, Narrative Designers\, animators\, programmers\, producers\, and anyone else involved with game production and design. \nClassical California’s Jennifer Miller Hammel (Host/Curator/Producer of Arcade) and SF Conservatory’s Steve Horowitz (ED\, SFCM’s TAC program) will open up the floor for you to discuss the latest in sound and design with a focus on how great moments from game audio history can inform future game production. \nHow can the satisfying crunch of snow under a boot keep you moving forward? How can iterative design enhance player retention? How can adaptive audio add to the players sense of immersion? Let’s come together to develop a deeper understanding of each other’s art\, process and pipeline. \nDeveloping Deeper Player Engagement and Emotional Connection Through Sound and Design Roundtable
URL:https://midi.org/event-calendar/iasig-igda-roundtable-talk
LOCATION:Moscone Center\, 747 Howard Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94103\, United States
CATEGORIES:Game Developers Conference,IASIG
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SUMMARY:IASIG/IGDA Party at Game Developers Conference
DESCRIPTION:IGDA is hosting a party at Game Developers Conference 2025 and The MIDI Association and IASIG are participating. The event will be at the Children’s Creativity Museum\, 221 Fourth Street right next to GDC. \nThe event is open to IGDA members. \n 
URL:https://midi.org/event-calendar/iasig-igda-party-at-game-developers-conference
LOCATION:Game Developers Conference\, 747 Howard St\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94103\, United States
CATEGORIES:Game Developers Conference,IASIG
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SUMMARY:IASIG/IGDA Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:31st Annual IASIG Town Hall\nSession Title: 31st Annual IASIG Town Hall- Day/Time: Friday\, March 21st\, 12:15 pm\, Duration: 60-Minute Special Event \n\n\n\nTom Poole  (Director\, JUCE / ADC) \nDave Berol  (Audio / Voice Director\, Surfaceink Product Design & Development) \nPat Scandalis  (CEO/CTO\, moForte Inc) \nAthan Billias  (MIDI Association Executive Board\, MIDI2Marketing) \nSteve Horowitz  (Audio Director\, IASIG/GAI) \n\n\nLocation: Room 3024\, West Hall \nDate: Friday\, March 21 \nTime: 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm \nPass Type: All Access Pass\, Core Pass\, Summits Pass\, Expo Pass\, Audio Pass\, Indie Games Summit Pass – Get your pass now! \nTrack:Special Event \nFormat: Special Event \n\n\nWant to improve game audio workflow or the professional audio tools available to you? Join fellow game audio educators\, sound designers\, composers\, audio programmers\, and other audio professionals at the Interactive Audio Special Interest Group (IASIG) Town Hall. Get an update on current IASIG efforts\, and share your own ideas\, suggestions\, and recommendations for improving the state of the art in audio for interactive media. If you do audio\, come and be heard. The IASIG works as a Special Interest Group in both The MIDI Association and the International Game Developers Association representing Game Audio Developers in those organizations. \n\n\n\nhttps://schedule.gdconf.com/session/31st-annual-iasig-town-hall/911429
URL:https://midi.org/event-calendar/iasig-igda-town-hall
LOCATION:Moscone Center\, 747 Howard Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94103\, United States
CATEGORIES:Game Developers Conference,IASIG
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SUMMARY:Craig Anderton Master Classes for Moog Foundation
DESCRIPTION:The Bob Moog Foundation is excited to announce two masterclasses by lauded music technologist\, author\, and musician Craig Anderton. \n “How to Mix for Maximum Emotional Impact” will be presented at UNC-Asheville in the Laurel Forum room on Wednesday\, March 19th\, from 7 pm to 9 pm. The event is open to students and the public and is free of charge. \n“Synthesizer and Sampler Secrets: A Moogseum Masterclass” will be presented at the Moogseum in downtown Asheville on Saturday\, March 22nd\, from 10 am to noon. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased HERE. \nCraig Anderton has worked on chart-topping productions\, toured the US and Europe\, played at Carnegie Hall\, and given hugely popular seminars (in 38 states\, 10 countries\, and 3 languages). He’s written over 50 books on technology and the arts\, and over 1\,000 articles for Sound on Sound\, Guitar Player\, inSync\, The MIDI Association\, Mix\, CraigAnderton.org\, and several international publications. He co-founded Electronic Musician magazine\, started the first rich media web destination for musicians in 1995 on AOL\, and has also consulted for leading companies like Steinberg\, Ableton\, Roland\, Waves\, Acoustica\, IK Multimedia\, Microsoft\, Gibson\, Peavey\, Alesis\, ASI Audio\, Sensaphonics\, Akai Professional\, PreSonus\, Native Instruments\, Cakewalk\, Avid\, and more. The masterclasses distill his decades of experience into an enjoyable\, engaging\, and often surprising educational experience. \nWe are thrilled to bring Craig Anderton to Asheville to present two masterclasses to our local music and technology community. Craig is deeply respected as a luminary in his field\, and is an icon to those who have been inspired by his body of work over the past several decades. We are fortunate to host someone of such distinction. \nHow to Mix for Maximum Emotional Impact– Wednesday\, March 19th\, 7 pm – 9 pm UNC-Asheville’s Laurel Forum room || Free and open to students and the public \nThis provocative masterclass goes beyond improving sound quality\, by presenting tips and techniques that enhance the soul of a mix — and captivate the listener’s heart. \nDrawing on decades of production\, engineering\, and musical expertise\, Anderton reveals the secrets of maximizing a mix’s emotional elements. Participants will find out how to avoid technology’s pitfalls and take advantage of its opportunities in their music projects. This must-see presentation explores studio techniques from a new\, inspiring\, and sometimes mind-blowing perspective. \nSynthesizer and Sampler Secrets: A Moogseum Masterclass – Saturday\, March 22nd\, 10 am – Noon at the Moogseum || $25/per person\, space is limited \nThis masterclass delivers insider tips and techniques on programming\, recording\, and mixing with synthesizers and samplers. From how to add warmth to virtual instruments\, to integrating synths and samplers in productions\, to controversial topics like oversampling — and much more — this fascinating exploration of today’s instruments is essential for modern musicians and producers. There’s even an informative preview of MIDI 2.0’s potential impact. \nHere’s your chance to find out how to get more than you thought possible out of today’s keyboards and virtual instruments. \nPurchase your ticket here: https://bit.ly/AndertonMoogseumMasterclass
URL:https://midi.org/event-calendar/craig-anderton-master-classes-for-moog-foundation
CATEGORIES:Moog Foundation
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