Electronic Music Studio

General Information

Founded in the early 1970s by composer Robert Ceely and directed by Composition faculty member John Mallia since 2005, the Robert Ceely Electronic Music Studios houses vintage modular synthesizers alongside modern Eurorack systems, signal processors, and alternative controllers.

The studio features a 10-channel sound spatialization system designed for multichannel composition and performance. Students enrolled in Electroacoustic Music courses receive access to the facility, while additional access may be granted to qualified students with interests in electronic music and sound spatialization. Please reach out to Studio Director, John Mallia to request access to the space upon completion of a required introductory meeting outlining the signal flow of the equipment. 

Renamed in honor of Robert Ceely in 2019, the studio continues to support innovative student projects, collaborations, and artist residencies.