New York - T-Mobile / Rock Band Network Connect Present: The Creators Club Professional Development Workshop Tour

T-Mobile/ Rock Band Network Connect Present: The Creators Club Workshop Tour – How to Get Your Music into the Game

T-Mobile Rock Band Network Connect™ presents a series of comprehensive, professional education and networking workshops across major markets in the United States. Each event will connect music and game industry professionals with the recently launched Rock Band Network content initiative and introduce them to the unique authoring process involved in creating downloadable content for the music video game ROCK BAND.

These FREE events are designed to provide a general understanding of this exciting new opportunity. Each workshop will present an overview of the Rock Band Network and will look at some of the related new features coming for ROCK BAND 3. It will demystify the authoring process and its tools, show the workings of the content approval pipeline and provide some insights to those looking to invigorate their businesses by bridging the music and game spaces.

SPACE IS LIMITED and seating will be based on a first come first serve basis.

For more information and to register go to www.pyramind.com/rockband/register.

Please be advised that you will be entering a third-party site to RSVP for this event. Any information you provide will no longer be controlled by The Recording Academy.
Click here to see an information video on the tour.

 6:30 - 7:15 PM Registration and Sign in, Rock Band Game Play & Networking

 7:15 - 7:45 PM An overview of the Rock Band Creators Network with RBN Executive Producer Jeff Marshall - What does it mean to music professionals? How do they engage with RBN?

7:45 - 8:15 PM Mini Panel with artists and label reps moderated by Pyramind's Gregory J. Gordon, followed by Q&A 

 8:30 – 10:00 PM Overview of the Authoring Process with Pyramind authoring specialist Jeff Schmidt: Creating your stems and using Reaper, Magma, and online tools for converting music tracks into a gameplay-ready file, followed by Q&A

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