The Davis Studio is a multipurpose adaptable classroom/studio/performance space with 2 multichannel speaker arrays, a lighting system, Motion Capture System, and VR Station. It is available for recitals, project documentation, installations, rehearsals, prototyping, system testing, and much more.

The Control Room is a state-of-the-art digital audio studio system that can be used for recording, mixing, and mastering. The control room is connected to nearly every large rehearsal and performance space in the Moore building via a Dante audio network and camera switchers.

The Workshop is a full fledged makerspace, complete with components, materials, and tools that can be used to learn, explore, tinker, and create nearly anything. The workshop sports a laser cutter, multiple 3D printers of different types, and a CNC mill.

The MTL is a classroom space featuring 12 audio workstations. Each workstation features an Ableton Push, a MIDI keyboard, audio interface, and headphone amp.

The edit rooms are more private variations of the MTL workstations and feature studio monitors, a dynamic microphone, a condenser microphone, and a sequencer, allowing the rooms to be used for recording, production, mixing, and mastering. Each room is also linked to the Dante audio network and has camera feeds from all the same locations as the Control Room.

The machine room is the heart of the Tech Suite, and arguably, the heart of the entire Moore building. The machine room features patch bays to route all AV panels and equipment throughout the building, as well as playing host to some of the primary Dante network audio equipment used throughout the building.

The lobby and hallway are more communal areas of the Tech Suite. The lobby features a long line of benches that can be paired with tables for working. The Tech Suite hallway is hooked into the lighting and sound system in Davis and can be used for installations and more.