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Studio Report: The Music Technology Program at Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

The Music Technology program and studios at Ball State University have recently moved into a greatly expanded and updated facility encompassing two large recording studios and control rooms, digital audio workstation rooms, two computer labs, SACD mastering facility, and critical listening room. Program development, begun in the early 1970s, has been updated to offer a B.M. degree in Music Technology with minor options in applied physics and computer science. The Music Technology program serves approximately seventy students with four faculty members and a staff systems engineer. Computer music, composition and recording are the primary activities of the program.