|The ELECTRONIC MUSIC REVIEWElectronic Music StudioTape Distribution ServiceTHE INDEPENDENT ELECTRONIC MUSIC CENTER, INC.| Trumansburg, New York 14886, U.S.A.Reynold Weidenaar, Resident DirectorRobert A. Moog, Technical AdvisorJune 16, 1966Electronic Music StudioTulane UniversityNew Orleans, Louisiana 7011?Dear Sirs:Enclosed is a questionnaire which the IEMC is distributing toall electronic music studios. We ask that each recipient answer byseptember 20, 1966. The results of this survey will be publishedas a complete directory of electronic music studios in the firstissue (January 1967) of the ELECTRONIC MUSIC REVIEW.Also enclosed is the list of studios receiving this question-naire. We would appreciate your response to the requests prefac-ing this list.Other enclosures consist of a copy of the IEMC prospectus anda copy of "Information for Contributors to the ELECTRONIC MUSICREVIEW." In case anyone at your studio would be interested in con-tributing material to the REVIEW, I should mention that the finaldeadline for submission of manuscripts for the first issue isseptember 1, 1966.The IEMC is furthermore engaged in the process of establish-ing an electronic music tape distribution service. In the eventthat you would be interested in distributing tapes through theIEMC, please inform us what duplication, distribution, and per-formance restrictions, conditions, etc., you would wish to haveplaced on your tapes. We are presently gathering such regulationsfrom various sources to incorporate them into several regulatorycodes which will govern the different levels of distribution: toelectronic music studios, to radio stations and organizations, toeducational institutions, to concert organizations, and to thegeneral public. The codes will be enforceable by means of requir-~ing each prospective purchaser to sign a legal contract agreeingto abide by the code governing the particular tape(s) he wishesto obtain. In case of an infraction the IEMC would therefore bein a position to initiate a lawsuit.