The Music and Entertainment Technology Laboratory (MET-lab) is devoted to research in digital media technologies that will shape the future of entertainment, especially in the areas of sound and music. We employ digital signal processing and machine learning to pursue novel applications in music information retrieval, music production and processing technology, and new music interfaces. The MET-lab is also heavily involved in outreach programs for K-12 students and hosts the Summer Music Technology program, a one-week learning experience for high school students. Lab facilities include a sound isolation booth for audio and music recording, a digital audio workstation running ProTools, two large multi-touch display interfaces of our own design, and a small computing cluster for distributed processing.

Contact Personnel:

• Youngmoo Kim 

Links:

• Music and Entertainment Technology Laboratory

Selected Research Posters:

• A Platform for Rapid Development of Multi-touch Applications
• Collaborative Data Collection for Music Mood Classification
• Hide & Speak: An Online Game for K-12 Education and Psychoacoustic Data Collection