The Future of Music Creation, Collaboration and Commerce Part 3

In the 3rd part of this video series, the panel discusses how technology is augmenting the creation of music, artists becoming more interactive with their audiences through computing device enhancements, music being more than just audio, and the importance of video for musicians as well as the revenue structure for making money from your music.

Over the past 25 years, we've seen recording move from the professional studio to the project studio, from the project studio to the home, and the home to the mobile device. At the same time, we’ve seen radical shifts in the monetization of music and surrounding industries. On this panel, we will explore what is next for the creator, the developer and the marketplace.

Presenter: Gregory Butler (Moderator)
Day: Thursday, Jan 22, 2015
Panel: Vicky Camera - (VP of Music Industry & Artist Relations, ReverbNation), Bruce Flohr (Red Light Management), Doug Peeler (Audio Architecture and Strategy [Office of the CTO], Dell), Sulinna Ong-Orpheus (CMO, WholeWorldBand), Michael Molenda (Editor-in-Chief, Guitar Player Magazine) and Peter Lupini (Technology Development Manager, HARMAN Canada)