Published
Tue, Mar 19, 2024, 10:05
- The free event will bring disabled musicians together with Ableton, Roland and more on March 21st.
Drake Music, an arts charity pioneering the use of accessible music technology, is hosting a music-making event in Manchester next week.
Taking place at the School of Digital Arts (SODA) on March 21st, DMLab NW Presents: The Next Frontier in Accessible Music-Making will bring together disabled musicians, music makers and technologists for a day of talks, panel discussion and live production demos. Ableton, Roland, Focusrite, Softube and Audio Modeling are among those taking part.
The free event will be BSL interpreted, live captioned and fully wheelchair accessible (including changing places and toilets). It can be attended both online and in person. Tickets are available here.
Find out more about the event via Drake Music's Instagram.