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That depends on what you are trying to accomplish. AES is good for recording and checking out new equipment, and if you attend the sessions you can get some very technical insight. Most pro audio manufacturers show up for AES and are very accessible.
For day to day practical knowledge, the show formerly known as Tape Op, which will now be called the Potluck show in New Orleans is a great hands-on show. Less gear to see, but more of a campus experience.
For indie rock showcase South by Southwest is still huge (maybe too huge?).
For instruments, winter NAMM (although it is trade only
) is hard to beat.
For day to day practical knowledge, the show formerly known as Tape Op, which will now be called the Potluck show in New Orleans is a great hands-on show. Less gear to see, but more of a campus experience.
For indie rock showcase South by Southwest is still huge (maybe too huge?).
For instruments, winter NAMM (although it is trade only
) is hard to beat.
And for Europeans, the Frankfurt Musik Messe for sure. It's a nice blend of trade show and, because it's open to the public on one day, performances.
There are now eight music videos posted on my YouTube channel, including a cover of "We Gotta Get Out of This Place," which joins "Little Pieces", "Black Market Daydreams," and "When the Grid Goes Down" (complete with disturbing video 
)
)
That depends on what you are trying to accomplish. AES is good for recording and checking out new equipment, and if you attend the sessions you can get some very technical insight. Most pro audio manufacturers show up for AES and are very accessible.
For day to day practical knowledge, the show formerly known as Tape Op, which will now be called the Potluck show in New Orleans is a great hands-on show. Less gear to see, but more of a campus experience.
For indie rock showcase South by Southwest is still huge (maybe too huge?).
For instruments, winter NAMM (although it is trade only
yeah, i would think indie rock would be showcased in the southwest too. i'd also say maybe in seattle once or twice.
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