Exploring the creative side of audio while applying psychoacoustic principles to composition and sonic storytelling
Music production and sound design serve as both my creative outlet and my laboratory for psychoacoustic experimentation. Every track I create is an opportunity to explore how perception shapes emotional impact, how spatial audio creates immersion, and how different processing techniques affect the listening experience.
I bridge the gap between artistic expression and scientific understanding. Each composition is both a musical work and an exploration of how sound affects listeners on a perceptual and emotional level.
Exploring psychoacoustic phenomena or emotional effects I want to create
Crafting unique textures using synthesis, sampling, and perceptual processing
Building arrangements that leverage spatial hearing and perceptual principles
Applying perception-based techniques for clarity and emotional impact
My tracks often incorporate specific psychoacoustic techniques: binaural panning for spatial depth, equal-loudness curve considerations for frequency balance, temporal masking for rhythmic impact, and harmonic series manipulation for perceived warmth or brightness. Each production is a chance to test theories and push creative boundaries.
Electronic soundscape exploring sustained tones, reverberation decay, and the perception of space through layered synthesis.
Energetic composition investigating upward melodic motion and its psychological associations with hope and forward momentum.
Ambient exploration of temporal perception through delayed and modulated repetitions, creating a sense of temporal displacement.
This work informs my plugin development and vice versa. When I encounter a creative challenge in music production, it often sparks ideas for new tools or features. When I implement a new psychoacoustic algorithm in code, I immediately test it in my own compositions to understand how it performs musically.
This feedback loop between creation and development ensures that the tools I build aren't just technically sound—they're musically relevant and creatively inspiring.
Interested in working together on music, sound design, or audio experiments? Let's create something unique.
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