Bartle Library features two separate recording studios. The 1st floor studio in the Information Commons (LS-1544), features both audio and video equipment. Also, located on the 3rd floor near the Digital Scholarship Center is a smaller, audio recording studio.
Audio Recording Studio - 3rd Floor
See Digital Scholarship: Tech and Spaces for more information about the 3rd floor studio.
Audio and Video Recording Studio - 1st Floor
Located in the Bartle Library Information Commons, the Recording Studio (LS-1544) provides students, faculty, and staff with hardware and software to create, edit, and share audio and video content for class projects, course introductions, presentations, podcasts, conducting oral history interviews, and other educational and professional purposes.
With a flip of the switch, the equipment in the studio is set up and ready to use!
Equipment
- Audio recording and editing station:
- Two microphones with a flexible arm
- Reaper and Audacity software
- Soundproofing foam on walls
- Headphones available for check-out at the Bartle Reader Services Desk.
- Video recording and editing station:
- Panopto Desktop Software
- Stationary pan-tilt-zoom camera
- 2 backdrops (white and green)
- Whiteboard
- Presentation remote
- Overhead shotgun microphone
- Video monitor/teleprompter
- DVD/VHS combo deck for digitizing media
- Studio lighting
Reservations
To reserve either studio, visit our reservations page. Pick up the key to the studio at the Bartle Reader Services.
If you are interested in learning more about how you can use the space, schedule a consultation with a member of the digital scholarship team.
Technical Support is available by contacting the Digital Scholarship Team ahead of your reservation at dscenter@binghamton.edu. On demand technical support may not be available, especially for reservations outside of 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Monday–Friday.
