British music makers based in the South West should mark Saturday 21 March in their diaries. Presented by Sound Gallery, the Analogue To Digital Music Expo is the first event of its kind to take place in Devon, and it's the ideal opportunity to get hands-on with the most exciting new music technology.
Doors open at 10:30am at the Exeter Phoenix venue, and once inside you'll be able to try out a smorgasbord of kit from the likes of IK Multimedia, Fender, Korg, Ableton, M-Audio, Novation, Focusrite and many more.
There are also a series of detailed workshops that deal with topics such as using computers in a live environment and guitar and bass amp modelling.
Visit the Sound Gallery website for detailed programme and booking information.
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