CSB 616, Sound Design Teaching Lab
What happens in this laboratory?
Computer workstations, synthesizers, and other assets in this lab enable students work extensively with audio—creating music and sounds, editing and mixing projects, or writing code for audio-based programs.
When do students use this lab?
Students use this lab when taking the following courses:
- AME 193/460
- AME 194/461
- AME 196
- AME 197/473
- AME 240/ECE 478
- AME 262/ECE 475
- AME 264/ECE 476
Lab Equipment
Apple computers featuring numerous software titles including:
- Pro Tools
- Logic Pro
- Reaper
- Nuendo
- Wwise
- JUCE
- Faust
- Swift
- Xcode
- Max
- Omnisphere
- Arturia
- McDSP
- Universal Audio
- Valhalla
- iZotope
- Rob Papen
- Waves
- SynchroArts
- AudioEase
- Native Instruments
Keyboards/synthesizers by:
- Moog
- Novation
- Arturia
- Dave Smith
- Kurzweil
- Nord
- Roland
Speakers: Genelec 8351B/7380AP 5.1 monitoring system
Visual: Large multiscreen projection
Audio and Music Engineering Program
The Audio and Music Engineering (AME) Program combines studies in engineering and applied sciences with music and audio production to give students a technically detailed, design-based education in the field of audio, music and sonic engineering.
The University of Rochester’s AME program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.