January 19-22 ::: IMSTA@Musikmesse
Visit IMSTA at Hall 5.1, Walkway A, Stand 93 at
the Musikmesse Frankfurt show
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International Music Software Trade Association
PO Box 250813 New York, NY, 10025, USA
Phone: 212-865-4792    Fax: 212-665-8707
General inquiries:  Johanna Devaney
Media inquires:  Brian McConnon
                       Thomas Wendt
                       Ray Williams

 

 

Who is IMSTA?

The International Music Software Trade Association represents the interests of music software and soundware publishers. One of or most important functions is to advocate for the legal use of software in the music production and creation landscape. We do this primarily through public education campaigns. We are supported by our members who are software and soundware developers, distributors, retailers and publications.

IMSTA has an executive board comprised of respected members of the music software and soundware fraternity:

     Craig Anderton - MusicPlayers.com
     Ben Chadabe - EMF
     Daniel Haver - Native Instruments
     Greg Hendershott - Cakewalk
     Michael Logue - Antares
     Ernst Nathorst-Böös - Native Instruments
     Thomas Wendt - Integrative Concepts
     Ray Williams - Steinberg Canada

IMSTA's board has appointed Johanna Devaney as Executive Director to manage the day-to-day activities of the organization.

IMSTA's will expand the software theft education campaign started by be-cool.org with positive public advertisements, retail outreach and strategic alliances with related industry partners.

What is be-cool.org?

Be-cool.org is an international community of music software developers, music software distributors, musicians, artists, sound professionals, music retailers and music publications fused together with the singular goal of reducing software theft.

Be-cool.org's message, "Buy the Software You Use", has been widely circulated through its website and a variety of print ads in major industry publications. The website has also provided a forum for interested parties to discuss software theft and the opportunity for musicians and studios to add their names to a published list of piracy-free users.

 
 
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