Final answer:
A meeting planner must consider audience preferences, venue acoustics, and legal requirements such as licenses for music at events, thus the statement is false.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement that a meeting planner never needs to worry about offering live or recorded music at an association meeting or event, and can just select the music and/or group to please the crowd is false. There are several considerations a planner must take into account when organizing music for an event. These include ensuring that the music is appropriate for the event's audience, the venue's acoustics, and most importantly, the legal aspects such as obtaining the necessary licenses and permissions for playing recorded or live music, to avoid potential copyright infringement issues.