Students leverage technology in the Digital Media Lab to compose digital compositions and engage in audiovisual storytelling. In the Broadcasting Studio they record shows on industry-standard equipment.
DIGITAL MUSIC STUDIO
Among the best in the state in terms of facility design, equipment and availability, Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ’s digital music studio is completely upgraded every four years, offering students a rare opportunity to learn the tools and software used by music producers and sound engineering professionals.
The studio is open to students enrolled in Digital Music I/II or Audio Engineering, or by permission of the department.
Features: ProTools and Reason software; recording stations equipped with MIDI mixers, microphones, electronic keyboards and an audio interface; acoustic facility design; and more
BROADCAST JOURNALISM STUDIO
Students interested in broadcast journalism, including radio and television reporting and film production, receive hands-on training on industry-standard equipment. Previous students have even used studio equipment and acquired skills to launch a real video production business, .
Studio open to students enrolled in Audiovisual Production I-IV, or by permission of the department.
Features: Standard audio/visual components required for multi-camera filming and editing; seamless green screen; live, public-facing recording and broadcasting projects; and more