(Image Caption: Line6’s Pod Studio UX2 USB interface)

Booth No. 331 alone features a who’s who of Mac music creation, all working together to set up a drool-worthy home recording studio. contributed its $199 with two 1/4inch and two XLR inputs. , a $249 midi controller was playing nice with Reason 5.0.1 and Record 1.5.1 digital audio workstation—available as a . offered up its popular as well as its new $149 KNS8400 professional headphones. chipped in their $399 multi pattern condensor microphone, the .

Tired yet? I hope not, there’s a lot more to see.

(Image Caption: Blue Yeti Pro microphone)

in Booth No. 518, for example, drew huge crowds with its iOS music making apps and hardware, including the and the iRig Mic, a handheld vocal microphone. Both work with the company’s Amplitube software for iPhone and iPad. The is a $39 adjustable iPad holder that connect securely to your microphone stand, making it easy to read tabs, lyrics, and more.