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UTSA Vocal Arts Laboratory
The UTSA Vocal Arts Lab contains many computers
and pieces of voice analysis equipmentThe UTSA Vocal Arts Laboratory is coordinated by John Nix. Students and faculty use the equipment in the lab to explore the principles of voice production which govern singing, as well as to perform original voice research. Here is a list of some of the equipment in the laboratory:
Equipment name
Company/Vendor
Model number
Electroglottograph
Laryngograph
Kay Multi-Line Voice Input Junction Box
Kay
CSL4500
Omnidirectional headset microphone (condenser)
Shure
Beta 53
Research Computer
Kay/Dell
4307 Multi Speech Package
CD-Recorder
Tascam
DV-RA1000
Digital Editing Software
Goldwave
Digital Audio Editor
6 CD Recorders (one in each faculty studio)
Marantz
CDR300
Sound booth
Whisperroom
3.5 x 5 x 7 feet
Sound Level Meter
Quest Technologies
Sound Pro SE
8 Microphones
Audio Technica
PRO41
Voice Analysis Software License
Voce Vista
Voce Vista Pro
The UTSA Vocal Arts Lab sound booth
The University of Texas at San Antonio Department of Music
One UTSA Circle, San Antonio, Texas 78249
210.458.4354
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