Studio Audio Library

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Theserooms are set up for recording audio media. In them you will find microphones, instruments, software, and the computers to facilitate that process. The larger studio is on the the first floor of the library, room 1042. The smaller studio is housed in McIntyre Library's lower level, room 102. Expected uses include: Podcasting, audio recording, sound mixing, and music recording.

This studio provides access to resources for editing videos and/or creating and editing audio with a iMac Pro and a Sound Booth and editing software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Audition, Garageband, iMovie, Final Cut Pro and Logic. The room is available for either single or group use.

The Audio Production Studio (APS), located just off the DSC Lab in McHenry 0384, is a fully equipped audio recording studio geared for spoken word and basic music recording. The sound-treated space comes equipped with an iMac for recording and editing (software includes Logic Pro X, Adobe Audition, GarageBand, and Audacity), two Shure MV7X microphones on boom arms, a Steinberg UR44C audio interface, and additional mic stands.

Note that this space is sound treated, but not sound proofed. While the room is located in a quieter part of the library, there may still be some noise from nearby offices and the DSC Lab. While we cannot guarantee a 100% quiet environment, the Shure MV7X's do a very good job of rejecting extraneous noise both inside and outside the room.

The land on which we gather is the unceded territory of the Awaswas-speaking Uypi Tribe. The Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, comprised of the descendants of indigenous people taken to missions Santa Cruz and San Juan Bautista during Spanish colonization of the Central Coast, is today working hard to restore traditional stewardship practices on these lands and heal from historical trauma.

The Adobe Studio and Makerspace is a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment dedicated to digital and hands-on creative projects, located on the fifth floor of Cooper Library. All of our resources are free and can be used for personal, academic, or research projects. The Adobe Studio and Makerspace is generously supported by Adobe, Inc.

The Studio is staffed with expert interns, who are available to provide one-on-one assistance on digital projects in-person or via email. We can help you with any research, academic, or personal project.

The Studio houses equipment for digital and makerspace projects, including 3D printers, video studio and an audio studio. Additionally, a range of digital media equipment is available for loan from the Library Services Desk. The Studio also has collaborative workstations and flexible furniture for group projects.

The Studio offers classes and workshops on a variety of topics, ranging from video production to podcasting to poster design. To schedule a tutorial for your class or group or to set up a consultation, contact Cath Bruhnke (cbr...@nullclemson.edu).

The Adobe Studio & Makerspace frequently hosts educational and creative events that are open to the Clemson community. Upcoming events are listed in the sidebar and in the university calendar. Sign up for our mailing list to be notified of future events and workshops.

Additionally, students can request supplemental services and collateral such as photographers and graphics, provided these requests are regarding fulfillment of Name, Image, and Likeness opportunities.

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Need to borrow recording equipment? We have a small inventory of audio recording, photography, and video equipment to lend (view equipment for loan [PDF]). Please send your requests to [email protected]. To book equipment to borrow, please use this link: Equipment Catalog

Studios staff welcome the opportunity to assist you with your media project. Please submit your project and support needs in advance using this form. If you have a general question about your project, write to us at [email protected]

Online training for audio and video software is available through LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com). For additional helpful teaching and learning support, use our Digital Media Toolkit.

Faculty wishing to incorporate academic projects into the Digital Repository Service or create a stable platform for podcast dissemination can contact [email protected]. For more information, see the Podcast Support page.

Please review these criteria [PDF] and complete this form if you would like us to feature and preserve your studio projects. For more information, contact Peregrin Banrey, Digital Media, and Video Production Coordinator.

The Video Studio has a wide variety of professional-level equipment including adjustable lighting, a Canon XF300 camera, a teleprompter, audio equipment, four different backdrops, and a number of props. This is a good place for producing professional looking interviews, shooting with the green screen, and recording class presentations. Training is required prior to using the video studio, including a video series and in-person assessment. You can find the videos on the equipment page, under the instructions tab. Reservations are required and mediated by RMC staff.

The Audio Studio is excellent for recording podcasts, audio interviews, music production, more! It is a multipurpose recording space including three audio booths with sound isolation technology as well as microphones, a mixer, multiple instruments, and a computer workstation with software including Avid ProTools, GarageBand, Logic Pro, SoundStudio and Audacity. Reservations must be made in advance. No training required. You can directly reserve on the website or ask at the RMC front desk.

Digital Media Lab - The Digital Media Lab computers are perfect for video editing, digital animation, or 3D modeling, with two screens and additional computing power, and select stations have large, high-end drawing screens. This space also includes scanning and digital transfer equipment, including from 8-16mm film, still film slides, VHS, and more. Individual workstations must be reserved in advance.

VizWall - The VizWall is great for presentations of class projects, technology demonstrations, instruction sessions, and special media events with a large monitor display and lounge area on the RMC floor. There is the capacity to link to and display up to 4 computers or display a single computer across all of the monitors.

Access to RMC resources is generally limited to University of Virginia students, staff, and faculty. Exceptions for community patrons may be granted on a case-by-case basis, related to academic projects or special events.

The Studio provides specialized services and tools for creating and editing graphics, video, audio, and multimedia projects. Our goal is to provide the Texas A&M University community with multimedia tools, expert assistance, and educational programming to support the creation of media-enriched instructional projects.

The One Button Studio is a simplified video recording solution that can be used without any previous video production experience. The design of the studio allows you to create high-quality and polished video projects without having to know anything about lights and cameras. You only need to bring your flash drive and push a single button.

We have 3 rooms equipped with sound reduction insulation that significantly reduces ambient and acoustical noise. They can be used for a variety of audio recording purposes, including podcasts and class recordings. Learn more about our Whisper Rooms in our Quick Guide video.

Our digital Media Lab offers access to specialized software and equipment to help you develop multimedia presentations, projects, and portfolios. There are additional single and small group editing spaces.

This thread aims to explore the use of Python and libraries for creative audio processing and sound manipulation both in real-time and for offline work with audio files, but also for MIDI sequencing, audio synthesis etc.

Feel free to share your experiences with the libraries listed above, provide or ask for advice, recommend other Python libraries useful for creative audio processing, or share code snippets, books, articles, etc.

Pyo is a Python module written in C to help digital signal processing script creation. It provides a complete set of classes to build audio softwares, compose algorithmic musics or simply explore audio processing

Github Repository

The simplaudio package provides cross-platform, dependency-free audio playback capability for Python 3 on OSX, Windows, and Linux. (recommended with Pydub) Repo archived but still working.

Github Repository

Hacker Noon - Audio Handling Basics: Process Audio Files In Command-Line or Python

This article provides a primer on handling audio data using command-line tools and Python, offering a cursory exploration into sound handling in Python. It elucidates the two fundamental attributes of sound: amplitude and frequency, and discusses the importance of sampling frequency in the audio processing domain. Practical examples including normalization and trimming/segmentation, etc

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