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Facilities
The
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WFSS
91.9FM -
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WSFB
Television Station
Some of Our Current Technologies:
The new Bachelor of Arts in
Communication will be located in several buildings on the campus
including the Telecommunications Center that presently houses the
following facilities:
(1)
closed circuit television system, which is equipped with three
Hitachi CI
television cameras, three videotape editing systems (Amiga
2000, Sony Betacam SP, JVC Editing Units, and four TV
monitors).
(2)
The television control
room is equipped with a stereo mixer BK2432, Duel Scene Lighting
Controller Model 1224, Panasonic Character Generator, Videocassette
Recorders, and Waveform Monitor;
(3)
Public Radio WFSS, which is equipped with three production studios
and used for producing, editing, and on-air experience.
Equipment
includes:
Audiotronics
Console Series 210, Marantz Professional Compact Disc Players, Denon
Fine Auto CD Loading Systems, three Compaq Desk Professional
Computer. Studio II is equipped with two Tascam 122 MK Cassette
Players, two Panasonic Professional Digital Audiotape Recorders
SV-4100, two Marantz Professional Compact Disc Player PMD 321, one
Auditronics Console Series 851, and two Compaq Computers for
programming. Studio III is equipped with one Auditronics console, two
Tascam 122 MK 122 Cassette Recorders, one MX5050 Marantz Reel to Reel
Tape recorders.
(4)
The WFSS Music Library houses over ten thousand compact discs and
vinyl.
(5)
Campus Radio Station WFSB which is equipped with a BE 250 Series
Console and three Marantz Compact Disc Record / Playback units.
(6)
The Telecommunications Center also houses the Long Distance Learning
Center and Southeastern North Carolina Radio Reading Services.
(7)
Room 211 and the television studio are used for classrooms.
Additional classes will be held in the Rosenthal Building, which also
serves as the Fine Arts Building. It houses six classrooms and was
renovated in 1999.
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