New York, NY (October 23, 2020)—While the Audio Engineering Society currently holding its annual AES Show Fall 2020 Convention online, that doesn’t mean the time-honored tradition of roaming the show floor looking at exhibitors’ wares has gone away. It’s still around in a new form through the end of October: the AES Partner Showcase.
The AES Partner Showcase offers a virtual online trade show, hosting both live and on-demand events and presentations, live chat and Q&A with brands, and an array of sessions from more than 60 exhibitors. Dedicated Partner Showcase pages from each brand include live sessions, on-demand videos, product launches, partner discounts, information downloads and collateral, and an exclusive chance to network and ask questions of product specialists and presenters from around the world, with archives of Showcase events available for streaming after their initial presentation.
AES Show featured Platinum Partners include Amazon Devices, Focusrite, Focusrite Pro, Genelec, NTP Technology (DAD, Penta), and the Recording Academy Producers and Engineers Wing.
AES 2020: Something for Everyone, Everywhere
A full series of live webinars and product demos brings life and interaction to the virtual booths, while on-demand content allows a deeper look at showcase offerings on ones’ own time.
Showcase registration is free for AES Members, while non-members can register for $25, or for free with a VIP promo code from one of the AES Show Partners. For everything AES Show 2020 has to offer, including the Technical Program, All Access Registration starts at $149 for AES Members and $99 for AES Student Members.
AES Show Fall 2020 Convention • www.AESShow.com



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“With all the online content, the Convention can now be experienced by anyone in the world that has an internet connection,” adds Convention co-chair Valerie Tyler. “Combined with lowered registration fees, and without the necessity of travel costs and logistics, the 2020 AES Show will be the most accessible ever.”
Denver, CO (June 2, 2020)—As with so many AV and pro audio industry events this year, CEDIA Expo 2020 has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Organizers made the announcement Monday, citing the need to ensure that business could be conducted in “a safe and healthy environment”—something that’s anything but certain in the current climate.