Music and audio research at
Emory
The center supports undergraduate, graduate and faculty research and study in music composition, audio-video design and analysis, interactive performance and digital new media. Interdisciplinary creative explorations are encouraged and facilitated as well. Seminars and guest lectures providing critical inquiry into aspects of contemporary creative production and aesthetics are also supported.
Classes include:
MUS 347 Electronic Music and Soundscape Composition
MUS 367 Computer Music Composition
MUS 190 Creativity - Collaboration
MUS 348 Composition
MUS 470 Independent Research
MUS 590/490 Graduate Seminars in Music
music / audio research center at emory
Department of Music
Emory University
Burlington Road Bldg.
1804 N. Decatur Rd.
Atlanta, Georgia 30322
USA
• Studio A provides a laboratory for group study and interdisciplinary research.
• Studios B & C are available for individual projects.
• Synthesis, composition and analysis programs include:
MaxMSP, Jitter, Supercollider, Kyma, Chuck, IRCAM programs (Open Music, Modalys, Spatialisateur, jMax, Audiosculpt, Diphone, SuperVP), Protools, Peak, Reaktor, Reason, MachFive, Structure, GRM Tools, Final Cut Pro, and Digital Performer.
• Eight-channel
surround sound and a 72-channel Mackie d8b digital mixer are available
for sound diffusion research in Studio A. All studios are equipped with
Macintosh computers and Digidesign digital I/O.
For further information
Contact: Steve EVERETT, Director, Professor of Music