The Music Library invites all students, faculty, and staff to The Soundbox Expo. At this event, Music Library staff will host workshops on music production and will share information about the equipment and services offered through The Soundbox Music Makerspace. 

 The Soundbox Music Makerspace is a dedicated lab where music and audio technology are preserved and made available for creative work, exploration, and research. Open to all UNT community members without restrictions, The Soundbox is designed to provide an environment where users can engage with equipment that may be out of reach for many. The Soundbox is equipped with a suite of music production tools like synthesizers and digital audio workstations for use on-site, as well as a collection of recording and music production devices available to check out. We also offer specific support for Commercial Music students with our circulating laptops stocked with a range of music production software such as Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Native Instruments Komplete, and iZotope RX.

The Soundbox is located in the Music Library, Willis Library, 4^th Floor, but we are taking our music makerspace “on location” to the College of Music for this special event to share information about how this music makerspace can support students.

This event is ideal for students who are new to the Commercial Music program and anyone who is curious about music production and would like to explore their creativity with music technology. We welcome faculty to bring their classes by to explore our pop-up makerspace and welcome staff needing a break to come by and explore, too.