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Atlanta, GA | Posted: May 18, 2015
Jason Maderer
National Media Relations
maderer@gatech.edu
404-385-2966
Summary Sentence:
A look at how Georgia Tech prepared for a live segment on NBC's morning show.
Full Summary:
Georgia Tech's Center for Music Technology was recently featured on NBC's TODAY Show for a story about the future of music.
Georgia Tech on the TODAY Show
What's it's like to be on the TODAY Show?On May 15, a team from Georgia Tech’s Center for Music Technology appeared on NBC's TODAY Show for a segment about the future of music. Professor Gil Weinberg, Ph.D. student Mason Bretan and four of the lab's robots peformed during a live segment. The story culminated several weeks of planning and programming, as well as some frantic final hours in New York City.
Read the full story for a behind the scenes trip to the world famous studios in Rockeller Plaza.
