Consulting on signal processing, spatialization, and audio software for composers, ensembles, institutions, and researchers, grounded in a PhD in computer music and years of work in concert and studio.
I hold a PhD in computer music with a dissertation on periodicity transforms in discrete-time audio, alongside a BA and MM in composition. My work moves between concert stage and code editor: as a practicing composer and performer with concerts and exhibitions internationally, and as a developer building the tools that make new sound possible.
I've consulted on academic and creative projects for composers including Roger Reynolds and Alvin Lucier, performed with red fish, blue fish, and worked alongside Steven Schick, plus a run of work applying the same signal-processing background to EEG research.
Custom effects, analysis, and audio manipulation algorithms built for a specific creative or technical problem.
Multichannel and object-based sound spatialization for concert works, installations, and immersive listening.
Bespoke audio software, from prototype to plugin, for composers and studios who need something that doesn’t exist yet.
Direction on experimental audio projects, and signal-processing consulting for EEG and other research applications.
Hider encodes a second signal into the ultrasonic band of high-sample-rate audio — inaudible (except to your dog), riding inside the mix. An encoding plugin and a standalone decoder, built for anyone who wants to hide something in the music itself.