Steve introduced James Husted of Synthwerks. James described the basic components of modular synthesis, how sounds are created, and a brief history of East/West coast synth evolution.

There was a short jam session with Steve demonstrating how a guitar can be used as a sound source in a modular synth.

Also demonstrated was a more complex sequencer module from Division-6.
Next up, a video demo of an innovative sequencer module designed Mickey Delp of Delptronics was shown.

A Skype discussion followed, with Danjel van Tijn of Intellijel Designs in Vancouver, BC about their latest synth modules.

After a break, door prizes were awarded, including a Quneo t-shirt, and the Steve Turnidge books: Desktop Mastering and Beyond Mastering.

Continuing, Christian Heilman explained the features of the Mcmillan instruments touch pad controllers and gave a short performance demonstrating its capabilities.

A short discussion and performance was given by Greg Campbell (aka "Pressure Suit"), who integrates several software programs and video triggers to produce Dub Step / Glitch music.

Lance Hayes (aka "D.J. Drunkenmaster") provided a short history of his background and discussed how he uses Reason software to compose/design sound tracks for video games and his most recent work with Forza Motorsport games in particular.