Room 154C has been set up as a basic audio workstation area, with principal applications in software music notation, MIDI sequencing, basic editing and duplication. It is not equipped for sophisticated recording or mastering.
The use of this room and equipment is restricted to CCS music majors and others who are taking CCS classes which require use of this equipment. Equipment may not be removed from the studio for any reason. NO FOOD OR DRINK IS ALLOWED IN THE STUDIO. Access to this room is given via access codes. Codes are only given to students who have completed an orientation program for the studio. See Jeremy Haladyna or Leslie Hogan for access.
The Studio has a documentation page which will tell you more about the facilities and how they are used.

Use of the CCS Computer Science Laboratory (Room 119) is restricted to CCS Computer Science students and students enrolled in a CCS Computer Science course which requires access to the lab.
The CCS Computer Science Lab consists of several systems (both PC and Mac). Eligible students should see Frank to obtain a door code for entrance to the Lab.

CCS ACTIVITIES
The Tech. Asst., Dane, periodically takes photos of class activities, special events, etc., so if there is anything particularly interesting going on in a class or lab, be sure to let him know.

GALLERY EXHIBITS
35mm color slides of all gallery exhibits are also taken by Dane. Another set is kept in the CCS Gallery archives for documentary purposes, reference, and for making duplicate copies if requested by the artist.

STUDENT ART WORK
Near the end of each quarter, art students may make an appointment with Dane to photograph their paintings, drawings, sculptures, etc. By doing this each quarter, you will be able to document your work and look back on past works as you progress towards your degree. Also, you will have slides on hand when applying to graduate schools, for fellowships, grants, etc.

CCS SLIDE LIBRARY
The College maintains a small slide library consisting of CCS Gallery exhibits, faculty work, works by famous artists, and others. Slides are available for student check out. See the complete slide library list from Dane.

Cameras and other equipment may be checked-out to students and faculty for 1-3 days. Equipment MUST be returned within that time so that it will be readily available for use by others. See Dane in the front office for check-out details as rules may vary for each piece of equipment. Borrowers assume full responsibility for loss, theft, or damage of any equipment borrowed from the College of Creative Studies.

CCS has a small collection of films including Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy, and various ballet films featuring the New York City Ballet, Jacques d?Amboise, Allegra Kent,etc. See Dane for a complete list of films and/or to schedule a showing.

CCS owns a video camera and a portable VCR which are available for check-out by students enrolled in a CCS class which requires use of this equipment. See Dane for details.

CCS maintains a small video library of various topics including several art and literature symposia, ballets, various artists and musicians, and some science subjects. These tapes are available for student check-out. Arrangements may be made with Dane in room 104 for viewing a tape in the CCS building. See him for a complete list of tapes.

Various items of audio equipment are available for student check-out. See Dane in room 104 for a complete list of available equipment.

CCS maintains a library of various audio tapes. See Dane in room 104for a complete list.