The EMS Computer Music Project is a facility for composition, digital audio research and teaching. Founded in 1984, it is used primarily by faculty and students in the School of Music's Composition-Theory Division, although visitors with valid projects are welcome. CMP users have an ongoing exchange of ideas, share information amongst each other, and present their work at music festivals and professional meetings such as ICMC (International Computer Music Conference), SEAMUS (Society for Electro-Acoustic Music) and SuperComputing conferences. The manager of CMP is Sever Tipei. Scott Wyatt serves as the director of the Experimental Music Studios.

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Computer Music Project
The EMS Computer Music Project is a facility for composition, digital audio research and teaching. Founded in 1984, it is used primarily by faculty and students in the School of Music's Composition-Theory Division, although visitors with valid projects are welcome. CMP users have an ongoing exchange of ideas, share information amongst each other, and present their work at music festivals and professional meetings such as ICMC (International Computer Music Conference), SEAMUS (Society for Electro-Acoustic Music) and SuperComputing conferences. The manager of CMP is Sever Tipei. Scott Wyatt serves as the director of the Experimental Music Studios. Computer/Audio Facilities Projects Publications & Sample Works Courses Offered Studio Personnel Recent Activities & Compositions Related Resources