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The School of Engineering at Trinity College Dublin is proud to showcase a new podcast produced by Dr. Jimmy Eadie, Deputy Course Director of the MPhil in Music and Media Technologies, and a faculty member of the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. This compelling documentary delves into the remarkable story of the New Irish Recording Company (NIRC), an unsung hero in the history of Irish classical music.

The 2023 MMT graduating class are putting on a multimedia show on November 6th at the Sound House on Eden Quay, at 7pm. Resonant Bodies LIVE is a musical showcase event featuring breathtaking visual displays and 10+ enchanting live performers including Crystal Jelly Fusion, Grace Kim and Holylight

A tribute and thank you to Dermot Furlong, the founding course director of the MMT programme and who has just retired from Trinity College. We wish you well Dermot going forward into the next chapter of your life, and we are all delighted for the legacy you have left in Trinity College with the MMT programme and are looking forward to what you do next

Music & Media Technologies, Trinity College Dublin are delighted to partner with Roland in offering staff and students access to its legendary suite of creative tools via Roland Cloud. Roland is particularly excited about this opportunity to partner with the MMT program due to its distinctive course of study, which includes music composition, sound and image, as well as engineering and production for a variety of media.

MMT lecturer Jimmy Eadie has a new release out on all streaming platforms. Circular Fractures - A way A lone A last A loved A long - was created for a now shelved film project based on Finnegans Wake by James Joyce. Similar to the book itself, the music is full of displacement and fragmentation with sudden and unexplained shifts in compositional approach and instrumentation.

Emerge is an online exhibition featuring the work of Trinity College’s current Music and Media Technologies master’s students. The exhibition, which will take place online over two days, features diverse works including visual music artworks, virtual reality installations, contemporary music compositions and sound design works, augmented reality pieces, and interactive web-based multimedia environments. We would love you to visit our website for the event and find out about all the amazing thesis projects that this years students have researched and created

MMT lecturer Dr. Jimmy Eadie has created the sound design and composition for Pan Pan Theatre, a new version of Becketts 1963 radio play Cascando that is being presented by the Barbican theatre, London July 9th to 13th, 2021. Highly recommended if you get the chance to check it out

MMT Lecturer Dr. Stephen Roddy is a speaker and presenter at the In Practice conference by Music, Drama, Film/Screen and Heritage Research, at the School of Arts and Humanities, Ulster University, Magee Campus, presenting on arts practice research in relation to sharing about his own arts practice research in relation to data-driven sound and music.Conference took place from 17th to 24th June, 2021

MMT lecturer Jimmy Eadie composed the music and sound design for Pan Pan theatre project MESPIL IN THE DARK which will be streamed on-demand next week. MMT alumni Leon Henry was also on duty capturing the on-location sound. More details in the link above.

Lecturer Dr. Fionnuala Conway co-hosts the Gadget Buzz, broadcast on TV3 in February 2021 and available to view on the Virgin Media website. Gadget Buzz is a series in which Joe Donnelly and Dr Fionnuala Conway travel throughout Ireland and Europe to assess the latest developments in technology.

Lecturer Dr. Jimmy Eadie collaborates on a theatre project with the School of Creative Arts, Trinity College and Pan Pan Theatre.

MMT are delighted to partner with PreSonus Audio Electronics in adapting to the new online lecturing format.

Format fractures in media-focused sound art spanning the analog digital divide

Clare Chase event at TCD’s Arts Research and Technology Lab (ATRL)

MMT Graduate Marcin Gorzel, a senior software engineer at Google/YouTube gave a talk to the 2019 MMT students.

Electroacoustic Listening with Neil O'Connor

Composition workshop with Michelle O’Rourke, Alex Petcu Colan, and Kate Ellis

Ann Cleare CMC interview

Ann Cleare

Exhibition

360 videos with spatial audio

A Short Film by Mark Linnane

A Short Film by Mark Linnane