MIT ARK
The teaching spaces at MIT features the first large-scale audio-visual production facilities in domestic art universities, meeting international standards.
Its mission is to advance national-level cutting-edge audio-visual technology research and production, as well as to cultivate leaders in cross-disciplinary integration, embodied in the MIT Audio-Visual Research.
The facility boasts the largest number of audio-visual production environments in Taiwan with bidirectional real-time interaction. It features the most advanced immersive audio effects for sound, and composite transparent projection devices for visuals. Currently, the audio-visual production base (Central Complex) is equipped with Dolby Atmos 9.1.6 surround sound specifications and AVoIP synchronized video recording. It is also connected to two mid-to-large professional performance spaces on campus and five independent laboratories.
S3 IMPAX Complex
A multidisciplinary space for art performances, events, and courses.
S4 Central Complex
Located in the basement of the Art and Technology Center, it can connect to multiple recording spaces, allowing for simultaneous recording of large ensemble sound content.
S6 Immersive Visual Lab
S7 IMPAX Lab
S8 Immersive Sound Lab
S9 Sound Design Lab A
S10 Sound Design Lab B
B116 Laboratory
Located on the 1st floor of the Activity Center, it is available for classroom teaching and as a rehearsal room.
B305 Digital Music Classroom
The digital music group classroom is located on the 3rd floor of the Activity Center.
B306 Digital Recording Studio
The recording studio on the 3rd floor of the Activity Center is suitable for recording vocals and small ensemble arrangements.
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B307 Synthesizer Research Lab
Located on the 3rd floor of the Activity Center, it is available for synthesizer course instruction and practice.
8 Music Composition Room
The 8 Music Composition Rooms in Building 1 of the Music Department are small recording and mixing spaces, with some equipped with 88-key electric pianos.
