Studios

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The Cornell Electroacoustic Music Center seeks to support a variety of creative inclinations. As such it has no particular software or hardware bias, concentrating instead on providing a powerful array of tools which users can assemble ad hoc toward their particular music end, a modular philosophy that extends beyond the studios themselves and into the relationship of the Digital Music Program to other departments and disciplines. Currently, the facilities include 5 studios all but one of which offers isolated workstations for critical listening.

Studio A (rm B27):

Equipped with multichannel spatialization capability, this studio is used primarily by graduate students. It's large size and acoustical design makes it ideal for recording small ensembles or larger instruments. In addition, it features high-quality video recording/relay offering outbound live streaming of in-studio performances.

Studios B, C, and D (rms B25B, B25C, and B25D):

Primarily for use by undergraduates in Music 120, Studios C and D are identical studio equipped with iMac G5's and Korg's KONTROL49 control surface. The rooms are large enough for one or two instrumentalists and can be used to control recording and MIDI remotely in Studios A and B.
 
Multiuser Room (rm B25A):
This room houses the studio server a workstation for one-on-on instruction. It is also the hub of Center's secure wireless access point.

Library Teaching Lab:
This 14 workstation space provides an enviroment for teaching software and exploring sound concepts. In addition to the workstations (10 PC, 4 Mac OSX) the space features a 50-inch plasma display for demonstration purposes.