My most recent compositional practice is focused on digital sounds generated from audio deterioration, disrupted networks, and fuzzy data. I want the listener to feel as if they are being routed through many reconstructed digital spaces, like being zipped all over the world via a Virtual Private Network (VPN) in which various forms of digital exhaust and trash are present. Many of the sounds I work with are generated by provoked failures within commercial audio software systems, low-level audio synthesis, and noise generated from machine learning algorithms.
My more technical computer music work focuses on designing interactive systems using machine listening and machine learning. You can see some of this work and read more in the "Research" section of this website.
I'm currently studying towards a PhD in Music Composition at the University of Chicago. I work as the Technical Director for Ensemble Dal Niente. I'm also a freelance audio engineer specializing in experimental music, contemporary classical music, and remote recording.
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Contact: hunterbrownmusic1 [@] gmail [.] com
