This was a piece I did in which I wanted to experiment with arranging two unconnected flute melodies in such a way that they seem connected to each other. The two flutes (one C flute and one alto flute) are both played and recorded by myself. The music itself is completely improvised. I was experimenting with increasing the amount of reverb over the course of the piece. There are also reversed segments and a vocal sample from Myst III at the end of the piece

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This was documentation for an outdoor piece I did. I wanted to tap into the ambience of a specific place, Starr Plaza (a quiet garden space surrounded by bamboo). This piece was done in Max MSP and used the amplitude of the wind as a control to trigger sound files. The sound files are actually recordings of the wind that I took at Starr Plaza and heavily processed in Reaper. 

Starr Documentation

This was a piece I did for a Max MSP class I took. I took vocal samples from a number of different tracks from an album by Capella Gregoriana and did some simple editing to arrange them how I wanted. I had an overall shape in mind for the piece that involved a slow start and a steady build up to an extensively layered climax. The performance aspect of this piece involved the real-time altering of effects, namely distortion, degradation, delay, ring modulation, and EQ. However, this is the complete unprocessed track I created for the project; this just includes the basic edits I made.

Chant arrangement (fun with editing)

This and Red Rocks are prototype tracks for a PC game currently in the works. The final version will doubtless be quite different, but the general feel and atmosphere is conveyed here. The track should be upbeat overall and fairly simplistic. This was made completely in Ableton Live. 

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