Currently attending Virginia Tech for a B.S. in Computational Modeling and Data Analytics, Daniel Sharp is a young professional in the audio technology field, working with signal processing and synthesizing fields. Daniel was born April 16, 1999 near Raleigh, North Carolina. Raised listening all genres between Punk, Jazz, Afropop, and Progressive Rock, he commands knowledge of many diverse genres. With years of musical experience with piano, organ, keyboards, bass, and tuba he not only understands music, he works with musicians to create the sound they desire. He’s worked with live musicians, studio musicians, in a band, solo, other audio engineers and technicians, live group performances, along with other professional and amateur performers. 
Daniel has knowledge of how to work with audio equipment and instruments. He began working from a relatively young age assisting local community live performances and continued learning from many different venues and from different types of equipment. Where his strengths lie though is the offline processing of sound signals using mathematics of data and computation. He has the most experience working with programs such as Logic Pro to create, process, and manipulate music. From his long fascination with the mechanics of how sound is recorded and processed, he’s created a simulation that mathematically models the sound of a Hammond organ using data gathered from recordings and the scientific concepts. In addition, he has visualized and designed a software in Matlab to analyze the spectrum of frequencies used in audio clips. He also has a proficiency in Visual Basic, Python, and LaTeX languages with a strong familiarity with many other languages such as Java and Maple.

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