IMV owns a several GPU-equipped workstations for computationally intensive tasks, especially those that can benefit from GPU parallel computing, such as deep learning frameworks and video processing.
Rooms and Equipment
The Department of Musicology has special rooms, equipment, and teaching resources available for the Department's students and staff.
IMV's recording studio U2 is a project studio open to all IMV students, equipped with high-quality recording equipment, and one big live room (samspill 2). Examine the documentation to learn more about how to use the room.
IMV has a range of physical storage facilities for different equipment and departmental needs. Here is an overview of our various storage solutions.
The portable PA kits can accommodate outdoor concerts, ceremonies, parties, and other public events that require sound amplification.
The Synthroom is a studio space dedicated to analog and digital electronic synthesizers. Check out the documentation to learn about how to use the room.
The Seminar Rooms are mainly used for teaching. They may also be booked for research seminars or meetings.
The group rooms at IMV are primarily available for students. Group room 1 is suitable for large study groups, and may also be used for teaching. Group room 2 and 3 accommodate study groups and smaller meetings.
IMV's meeting room features convenient technologies for presentations and meetings with online participants. For more information and technical instructions, see the Meeting room documentation.
Here you find an overview of instruments and other musical equipment that can be used and borrowed for various department-related musical activities.
The portable Network Music Performance (NMP) kits are built to facilitate ultra-low-latency music performances between two remote locations.
By utilizing the unique facilities at IMV, you agree to the following rules and regulations. The rules are absolute, and any breach will result in permanent confiscation of access rights and/or cause long-term sanctions for all students.
Salen is a combined concert hall and auditorium. Check our comprehensive documentation for more detailed info about equipment and usage.
The Department has access to an extensive e-infrastructure for research and education.
The Electro Lab is a room for soldering and prototyping musical and electronic devices.
The Grand Piano Rooms on the fourth floor are equipped with grand pianos and other unique and historic keyboards.
The Video Room is IMV's second portal for network-based musical communication.
IMV offers many rehearsal rooms used for individual instrumental practice, group rehearsals, and teaching.
The MIDI Room is a multi-purpose room used for lectures, composition, and music production. To learn more about how to use the studio facilities, check out the documentation.
The fourMs lab (Music, Mind, Motion, Machines) is a world-class facility with advanced motion capture and sound specialization systems.
The mixing suite at the Department of Musicology is optimised to offer the best of both analogue and digital technology.
IMV's recording studio is used for lectures, student projects, and research. The studio is equipped with a high-quality recording system based on Pro Tools HDX system and Avid S6 control surface.