Creative Musicians' Workstations

Three Creative Musicians' Workstations are located in the Douglass Room in Knight Library. With notation applications Finale and Sibelius, students can produce professional quality written scores. Students may perform digital audio tasks using Logic Pro; applications such as Max and those included in the Adobe Create Cloud allow users to create multimedia projects. Each of the five stations is equipped with a powerful iMac computer with a large-format screen and a keyboard controller (music keyboard), as well as a comprehensive array of  music technology software.

Equipment

  • iMac computers w/ 27" screen
  • M-Audio Oxygen-49 keyboard controllers
  • Networked to laser jet printer with capability for printing regular and large-format (11" x 17") documents

Software

  • Adobe Creative Cloud
    • Acrobat
    • After Effects
    • Animate
    • Audition
    • Bridge
    • Dreamweaver
    • Illustrator
    • InCopy
    • InDesign
    • Lightroom
    • Media Encoder
    • Muse
    • Photoshop
    • Prelude
    • Premiere Pro
    • SpeedGrade
  • AlleleA1
  • AptanaStudio
  • Arduino
  • Atom
  • Audacity
  • ChemDraw Prime
  • Crystal Diffract
  • Crystal Maker
  • Cyberduck
  • Eclipse
  • ffmpegX
  • FigTree
  • Fiji
  • FileZilla
  • Finale 2014
  • Finale 2014.5
  • Firefox
  • GarageBand
  • Gephi
  • Gimp
  • Google Chrome
  • Google Earth
  • HandBrake
  • iMovie
  • iTunes
  • Keka
  • Keynote
  • LibreOffice
  • Logger Pro
  • Logic Pro X
  • MacPyMOL
  • Mathematica
  • MATLAB_R2012b
  • Max
  • Microsoft Office 2016
    • Excel
    • OneNote
    • PowerPoint
    • Publisher
    • Word
  • MPEG Streamclip
  • MySQLWorkbench
  • Numbers
  • Ocenaudio
  • Pages
  • Photos
  • Processing
  • PyCharm CE
  • Python for SPSS Statistics
  • Python Launcher
  • QuickTime Player
  • R
  • RStudio
  • Safari
  • Sibelius 7
  • Soundplant42
  • SPSSStatistics
  • TextEdit
  • TextWrangler
  • VLC
  • Wish 8.5
  • Xcode
  • XQuartz

Policies

Use of these workstations is restricted to current UO students, staff and faculty. The primary purpose of these workstations is to accommodate students working on projects involving music composition, multimedia sound design and digital audio workstation work. Thus, priority may be given to students needing one or more of the following programs: Finale, Sibelius, Logic Pro X, and Max.