The Lower Level of the Library is getting a renovation, which means you might hear some intermittent construction sounds in this space. If you're recording something, and are worried about background noise, we recommend booking after 1pm when the construction crew leaves for the day.
What can you do?
- Edit video in iMovie, Final Cut Pro or Adobe premiere.
- Edit audio in Garageband.
- Record a simple audio recording or a podcast.
What will you find?
- A Mac Studio computer with a large screen and keyboard.
- 2 Shure SM7B microphones
- 2 XLR Cables
- 1 Scarlett 18i8 USB 2.0 Audio Interface
- 2 Adjustable Microphone Floor Stands
- If you need help, please schedule a consultation
Audio and Podcasting Projects Digital Tools Guide
How to Reserve the Studio
To get a key to the studio you’ll need to make a reservation using the "Reserve this room" link on this page and then head to the circulation desk to check out a key during your reservation time. Studios can be reserved for up to 3 hours per day. If there is a prior reservation on the calendar, please schedule your reservation at least 30 minutes after the prior reservation ends to allow for the system-required buffer between bookings.
The studio can be reserved by anyone in the Georgetown University Community and is totally free to use. We ask that you treat the room with respect and leave it in good condition. Please do not eat or drink anything but water in the studio. You will be charged for any damage to the room and/or any items removed from the space. If there is any damage to the space, or missing equipment, at the start of reservation, please report it to digitalscholarship@georgetown.edu immediately to avoid being charged.