This is where you'll find the results of my work in
computer programming and instructional material.
Podcast Lectures
Test Recordings
Curriculum
PC-1600v Software
GainSet Software
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I record all the classes I teach at UNCSA and serve them in a podcast. If you're interested in theatre sound design, you might find these recordings useful. UNCSA Podcast Site |
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I made some recordings with some of my students that can be used when testing sound reinforcement systems for theatre. These recordings are of male and female vocalists singing in a nearly anechoic environtment. The recordings were made at very high sampling rates with high-quality equipment. Since the reocrdings are extremely transparent, you can use them when tuning your sound system and trust that what you are hearing is a clean signal going through your sound system into the room. You can download the recordings from the UNCSA website. |
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Linking Science, Art, & Practice Through Digital Sound This website contains curriculm material I'm developing with Jennifer Burg at Wake Forest University. The curriculum attempts to bridge the worlds of digital sound and music production with computer science. The material is freely available at our website. |
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PC-1600v is a computer program I wrote that emulates the popular MIDI controller from Peavey. It also allows remote preset editing of the real PC-1600(x)! Check it out at the PC-1600v webpage. |
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GainSet is a computer program I wrote to help calculate amplifier gain structure. It had its official release at last years USITT convention in a workshop called "Turn it up to 11" a presentation on amplifier gain structure. GainSet is freeware and you can download it at the GainSet webpage |
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