Collaborative Projects
Behemoth Experience (2003 to 2007)
War on Terror MegaMix (Winter 2003)
Brought to you by the Dept of Homeland Security (Parody)
Standard Podcast [2:00m]: Distributed Audio Interface using CORBA and OSC (2002)
Presentation at SIMS, Friday, June 20, 2002
University of California, Santa Barbara
Paper Presentation: Muisc Building, Room 1145, 10:00am to 10:20am
Demonstration: South Hall, RIDL Laboratory, 2:00pm to 6:00pm
Group4Dance presents… Heritage (2002)
[Useless Bastard Collective] (2002)
Personal Projects
The Friday Riff (Fall 2006 to Present)
Airs Fridays from 12p-1p on 91.9 KCSB-FM in Santa Barbara
Webcast for DSL/Cable modem or better
Non-Descript (Spring 2003 to Spring 2006)
Aired Tuesdays from 9a-10a on 91.9 KCSB-FM in Santa Barbara
Abyss (2002) for two track tape [4:36]
Premiered 7 April 2002 at CalArts, Music Exploration Series
Abyss (2002) audio excerpt 1.1MB
Abyss (2002) consists of multiple layers of sound attempting to avoid detructions. Swirling about, they struggle to make to the surface before disinigrating and eventually being swallowed in a descending mass. The originally source material was created using PulsarGenerator, and modified using a program I wrote in SuperCollider
Pulse (2000) for eight track tape [8:30]
Premiered 16 November 2000 at CreatEmotion
University of California, Santa Barbara
Pulse (2000) is the third piece in which I continue my fascination with steady rhythms as sound textures. I began with some basic gestures, and allow the more interesting of those gestures to fall into rhythmic patterns as the piece unfolds. The rhythms are juxtaposed to highly contrasting moments, both in terms of silence and static sounds. The rhythmic sounds were conceived using convolution, granular synthesis, or a combination of both. A phase vocoder was used sporadically to manipulate some of the source material. The static sounds were generated by graphical synthesis. The source material was sampled voice and manipulated noise. The piece was realized at Studio Var?se at CREATE.
Restless (2000) for eight-track tape [8:00]
Premiered 11 May 2000 at Music for Creatophone and PERFORMERS
University of California, Santa Barbara
