Music Tech at the Voxel Lab

Music Technology at MIT blends creativity, engineering, and musical practice. The Voxel Lab gives students a space to build entirely new ways of making sound or hack existing methods in novel ways. The result is an inspiring, multidisciplinary environment where students can combine their interests into anything their creative side can imagine, and their engineering side can build.

Voxel Lab is housed in the Jameel Rapid Prototyping Room at the MIT Innovation Headquarters, and is supported by a partnership between MIT Music and Theater Arts, Arts at MIT, and the MIT Office of Innovation.

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[zackeryforeman]

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[u_nice]

I really really really want and need to go there

[rumanasardar]

I hope go to MIT one day with my elder bro🙂🙂🙂

[erickr]

People have to be taught that learning is not just about passing an exam, is about becoming better at something you are passionate about

[Bubbamacomb]

MIT is awesome, I hope to go there one day

[shyamasingh]

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[kaushaltimilsina]

Hans Zimmer would be very happy about this.

[Khyranleander]

Not where these kids were going maybe, but this makes me think of a modern version of the get-up worn in The Kinks' video for "Do It Again": something you can wear under clothes, dance with it, & have the motions translate into entertaining music (or even a matching light show).

[shuhssh]

musical escape rooms using these tech and sensors then when you unlock a clue it comes in a sensor that plays a series of notes which are your clues and you could use a guitar tuner or smth to translate that and get the frequency (code number) or note itself (letter form) then that is ur clue