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The Music and Arts Technology Department at IU Indianapolis seeks to foster excellence and innovation in music technology and related contemporary performing arts.
There could not have been a better way to wrap up Creatives Career Week than with a visit to the legends at . From the history of innovative design and engineering to experiencing the anechoic chamber, our minds were blown 🤯. Many thanks to the incredibly talented Klipsch team for generously sharing their time and talents 🙏
02/09/2026
We are deeply saddened to share the recent passing of our dear friend, colleague, and mentor, Dr. Scott Deal. In the worlds of percussion, music technology, and education, Scott was a pioneer and an extraordinary, unstoppable force.
Over his more than 30-year career, Scott became known as a virtuosic percussionist, a trailblazer in synchronous live performance over the internet, and an innovator in technology-assisted musical expression.
We will do our best to honor Scott in ways fitting to his life: by seeking out collaborations that transcend discipline and ideology; by courageously exploring bold and innovative creativity; and by sharing our knowledge with the next generation of talented musicians, artists, and educators.
If you would like to know more about the man who inspired so many, we invite you to experience Scott Deal's legacy through his own words and works in the "Remembering Scott Deal" collection, available in the comments below.
Image by Jim Brown
01/14/2026
IU News released a fantastic article highlighting dedicated faculty and students in our music therapy programs and their work surrounding opioid use disorder.
Follow the link to find out more! https://news.iu.edu/live/news/48339-music-therapy-research-program-helps-indiana
📸 by Liz Kaye
04/22/2025
“This research explores the effects of auditory, visual, and haptic metronome feedback types with guitar players, serving to expand the understanding of how these metronome feedback types influence musicians’ playing and offering valuable insight toward potential implications in musical training, education, and performance.”
04/22/2025
Join Max tomorrow Wednesday 23rd for their Senior Capstone presentation!
04/22/2025
Effects of Metronome Feedback Types on Guitar Playing by Max Ritz
04/22/2025
Featuring more than 20 performers, CURRENT STATE is a live concert event putting the talent of Herron School of Art and Design music students on display.
Students from Herron’s undergraduate music technology program will present original works drawn from a wide array of musical styles including electronic pop, house, hip-hop, noise, experimental, and beyond.
Herron’s music technology program is proud to partner with Big Car Collaborative, whose Tube Factory artspace will serve as a stage for this exciting afternoon of live music.
Free
04/22/2025
“Dissect bundles for DAWs that are geared towards World Music, specifically for Tahitian and traditional Japanese music, and curate a bundle for Navajo music based on practices” ~Saria Raine
04/22/2025
Join Saria this Wednesday 23rd for their Senior Music Tech Capstone Project!!
04/22/2025
Exploring Reliability Within World Music Bundles for DAWS by Saria Raine
04/21/2025
This capstone project explores and evaluates different methods/software/systems for generating responsive lighting effects for audio playback and musical performance in real time.
| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |