SPEAKER: You're watching Gearwire coming to you live, the 123rd annual AES convention.

COLIN MCDOWELL: Hi. My name is [PH] Colin McDowell. We're here at AES, but in case you didn't get a chance to go at AES, you can go to -- oh, I don't know, Gearwire.Com, and check it out. It'll be as if you went to the whole show. Why would you want to do that? Well, it's because you're busy, you're working, you're a professional, maybe you're married and have two kids like me, but anyway you can watch it on Gearwire.Com. Rock on.

JAIME ENDICK: You guys, it's 7 o'clock. We have to go instead of 8 a.m. We have a lot of things to do today.

BILL HOLLAND: Yeah 7 a.m. It's when's lunch? Like five minutes?

JOE WALLACE: I'm Joe Wallace for Gearwire.Com. We're outside of Madison Square Garden in New York City covering AES, and we've gotten a lot of good stuff so far. We talked to an engineer on "Space Oddity" by David Bowie and "Hey Jude" by The Beatles. We will show you that coming soon. There's new products from Focusrite and Novation, and we're getting some insider dirt with Ableton. What's the scoop? Keep watching because we've got some exclusive stuff coming your way. Look for products from TASCAM. We've got something from Lexicon; they have a new rack mount reverb effects unit coming, and there's just a whole bunch of really good stuff, and also keep your eyes peeled for some stuff by Cycling '74. We have the insider dirt at Gearwire.Com.