Thank you for your interest in CEMI. Please fill out the CEMI access request form at https://forms.office.com/r/Cn90DTmPK1 and have your teacher write to cemi.staff@unt.edu to confirm approval.
We generally give students access to just one studio each term. Please feel free to write to cemi.staff@unt.edu to describe the technical needs of your project (number of audio channels, types of software/plugins, etc.) so we can propose which studio might be the best fit; or if you prefer, ask your teacher to propose the studio most appropriate for your project(s) in the approval e-mail.
Also, all CEMI studio users must join the cemi-users@lists.unt.edu listserv, which you can use to request (or release) studio hours, to request features/updates in the studios, and to report any problems you encounter; it is also the way we report studio outages or known problems to our user base. You can join by using any on-campus computer (or any computer anywhere that’s logged into the UNT VPN) to connect to https://lists.unt.edu/mailman/listinfo/cemi-users and follow the instructions under “Subscribing to cemi-users.”
All Studio Schedules
Studio Reservations
CEMI users may reserve regular hours for studio use, up to three three-hour sessions per week (for a total of 9 hours). These will be entered into the regular schedule for the term on a first-come, first-served basis. Unreserved time is available on a walk-in basis. To reserve hours, E-mail to cemi.staff@unt.edu detailing your request.
Forms
Also check the Composition Studies website for other forms you may need, such as recital and Spectrum request forms!
MEIT Authorization and Technician Request Form
User E-mail List
If you are currently authorized for CEMI studio access, please sign up for the CEMI-USERS List-Serv (the very best way to contact a friendly CEMI Graduate Assistant to aid you) by completing the form found here. To unsubscribe please follow the same link.
Equipment
CEMI equipment is specialized for experimental and electronic music and intermedia for basic recording equipment, please check the College of Music Computer Lab or The Factory in the Library.
Equipment Checkout Form (see form instructions in this PDF).
Portable Recorders
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ZOOM H6 (1) 4-bit/96kHz, 6-in/2-out Recording System and USB Audio Interface with 4 x XLR/TRS Combination Inputs and 4 x Microphone Preamps, as well as MSH-6 Stereo Microphone and/or XYH-6 XY StereoMicrophone capsule |
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ZOOM H4n (2) 24-bit/96kHz Field Recorder and 2x2 USB Audio Interface with Onboard XY Mics, Stereo, M-S, and 4-channel Modes and Onboard FX |
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ZOOM H1n (4) Includes X/Y microphones that capture stereo sound, supporting up to 24-bit audio at sampling rates of 44.1, 48, or 96 kHz in WAV and various MP3 formats. |
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ZOOM H3-VR 360 (1) With a built-in Ambisonic mic, recorder and decoder that captures and processes spatial audio for VR, AR and mixed-reality content. |
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Rode Field Recording Kit (1) With Rode NTG2 Condenser Shotgun Microphone, Rode Blimp Windshield and Shock Mount System, Telinga Universal MK2 Parabolic Dish Kit, 33"-10" Rode Aluminium Telescopic Boom with internal cable, 15' Shure S15A Telescoping Microphone Stand |
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Sound Device 788T-SSD Eight Channel Portable Recorder (1) [REQUIRES SPECIAL APPROVAL] Eight input, 12-track portable audio recorder with timecode. Comes with Sound Devices Audio Organizer Case |
External Audio Interface
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MOTU M2 USB audio interface (2) 2x2 USB-C audio interface. |
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Presonus AudioBox USB 96 (8) 2x2 USB 2.0 audio interface. |
Microphones & Headphones
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CAD GXL 1800 (8) XLR Microphone with cardioid pattern. Includes Studio Shock Mount, Tripod stand and Foam Windscreen. |
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AKG K-72 Studio Headphones (8) Closed-backed studio headphones with 1/8-inch audio output |
Cameras
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JVC - GY-HM100U Digital HD 35Mbps MPEG-2 Encoding, 1080p, with external shotgun microphone |
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Canon Vixia HG21 HD (4) With 1920 x 1080 AVCHD, 1/3.2" 3.3Mp CMOS Sensor, 12x Optical Zoom and 2.7" Multi-Angle Vivid Widescreen LCD |
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Canon Rebel DSLR (1)
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Controllers & Keyboards
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APC Mini Ableton Live Controllers(4) Portable USB MIDI controller |
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M-Audio_AXIOM 25-Key
Semi-weighted MIDI keyboard controller with assignable control surface.
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KURZWEIL PC88 A self-portable portable keyboard that features access to 64 internal sounds derived from Kurzweil’s ROM samples. It can produce up to 32-note polyphony in full stereo, and allows to layer as many as 4 sounds at once. Built-in reverb and chorus are also provided, and there’s a. on-board arpeggiator for composing or performing. |
Projectors
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NEC NP1000 Projectors (6) XGA (1024 x 768) LCD Multimedia Projector |
- Leap Motion Controller
- I-Cube X
- (4) APC Mini Ableton Live Controllers
- (2) Xbox 360 Kinect Sensors
- (11) iPod Nanos