The Brooklyn Synth & Pedal Expo is back for another round, taking over a 7,000 square foot warehouse in Greenpoint on October 17 and 18.
The Brooklyn Synth & Pedal Expo is back for another round, taking over a 7,000 square foot warehouse in Greenpoint on October 17 and 18.
The show is organised by The Deli and Delicious Audio, with Three Wave Music partnering on what's become the event's signature feature, a demo setup routed entirely through headphones so gear can actually be heard clearly instead of getting lost in convention floor noise.
More than a hundred brands are expected to bring synthesizers, effects pedals and modular gear for hands-on demoing, with organisers projecting a crowd of over 2,000 musicians, producers and general gear obsessives across the two days. New this year is a set of "Intro to Synthesis" workshops, with working artists leading sessions on patch-building and modular workflow for anyone wanting to move past just staring at knobs.
Tickets run from 5 dollars for early admission up to 25 dollars for Sunday's lower-crowd session, with general admission at 15 dollars and kids getting in free with an adult. Full details and scheduling are up at synthandpedalexpo.com.
Source: Synthtopia
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