Electronic Music Unit The University of Adelaide Australia

Please direct any enquiries to the Electronic Music Unit

North Terrace Campus
Level 5, Schulz Building
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA
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Telephone: +61 8 8303 3799
Facsimile: +61 8 8303 4423


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Facilities

Overview

EMU has a range of specialised facilities for the purposes of teaching, training and research in the area of music technology and electronic music. Students and EMU users are provided with 24/7 access via swipe cards. Below you will find an overview of these facilities. For more specific information please refer to our facility guides.

Laboratories

Audio Lab

This is the core laboratory for the majority of sound and electronic music production purposes. It contains 15 workstations each with a computer, keyboard, MIDI interface, sound card and mixer. A range of sound production and design, audio editing and processing, and computer music programming packages are available on each system.

Audio Lab

PC Lab

This lab is used for general music student computing. It contains standard 8 workstations, 4 keyboards and a printer. A range of publishing, aural, basic sound editing and sequencing packages are available.

PC Lab

Keyboard Lab

The keyboard lab contains 25 electronic pianos and is used for purposes of keyboard tuition and theory.

Keyboard Lab

Media Lab

The media lab is laboratory used by the School of Humanities' Media program for their practical programs. It contains 15 workstations each with a computer and range of video, multimedia and web packages.

Media Lab

Studios

Studio 1

This is the primary recording studio. It contains an integrated digital audio recording, mixing and production system with 5.1 surround monitoring.

Studio 1

Studio 2

This is the secondary recording studio. It contains an integrated digital audio recording, control and monitoring system. This studio is typically used for post-production and small session recording.

Studio 2

Studio 3

This is the primary interactive studio. It contains a number of MIDI control, gestural and synthesis devices.

Studio 3

Spaces

EMU Space

The EMU space is a versatile area that allows users to record large groups of musicians and can also be used as a performance space.

EMU Space

Dead Room

The dead room is small recording booth that is mainly used vocal or isolated instrument recordings.

Other

Store Room

The store room houses equipment used for recording and music making. This include microphones, headphones, leads, power cords and supplies.

Kitchen

EMU has a kitchen that allows various amenities for refreshments.

Dead Room

 

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