Research and Studio Facilities   The research interests of
meme@brown are primarily focused on the creative use of real-
time audio and multimedia systems for performance and
installation. Investigations include: video and audio
processing, motion sensing systems, new controllers, sound
synthesis, interactive and automated installations, DSP for
sound and video, gesture analysis, and interactive audio/video
systems for dance. The principle software systems in use are
MaxMSP, Jitter, NATO, Director, ProTools, Logic, Final Cut, and
common sound and image editing programs. Sensing systems include
the Very Nervous System, I-Cube, Teleo, and student-created
electronic sensing devices.  Graduate students have access to
five private studios: a digital recording studio, a large
teaching studio, and three project studios. All are equipped
with Apple computers, a comprehensive suite of software tools,
Kurzweil synthesizers, DVD/CD burners, sound systems, and
various MIDI controllers. The studios are administered by the