Many projects use both analog and digital facilities.
When the Peabody Electronic Music Studio opened officially in 1969, it was the first such studio in Maryland, and one of the first in the country to be located in a conservatory. Over the years, its facilities have been systematically updated and expanded. The affiliation of Peabody with The Johns Hopkins University has made possible expansion into the field of computer music, utilizing the computers, advanced technology, and computer expertise available at Johns Hopkins. In addition to Peabody courses in computer music, Conservatory students have access to University courses in computer science, electronics, and related fields. The room doubles as the department's primary classroom.