Projects
Explorable Explanations are interactive models, popularized by Bret Victor in the early 2010s, that let students manipulate and verify the concepts they are learning.
Web-based utilities that support my creative practice.
Readings and daily practices for my classes.
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Classroom
Classroom
Course readings and daily practices for MUS111, MUS199, MUS443, and past classes.
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Classroom
YouTube University
A curated library of YouTube videos for audio engineering students.
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Explorable Explanations
Identifying Frequency Bands
Develop critical listening skills by learning to identify frequency bands.
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Explorable Explanations
Cancelled Harmonics (ASA 1)
Explore the timbre of a complex tone by toggling on and off individual harmonics.
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Explorable Explanations
Potential Acoustic Gain
Why microphone feedback is a problem of geometry.
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Explorable Explanations
Understanding Phase Correlation
Explore how correlated and uncorrelated audio behaves with stereo imaging and phase.
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Explorable Explanations
Filter Identification
Train your ear to identify filter types, frequencies, and gain settings by listening to processed audio.
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Explorable Explanations
Stereo Mic Techniques
Decode first-order Ambisonics recordings into virtual stereo mic configurations and binaural 3D audio.
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Creative Tools
BandLab JSON Parser
Parse BandLab sample pack pages into structured JSON metadata.
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Creative Tools
PechaKucha Player
Create auto-advancing presentations in the 20x20 PechaKucha format.
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Creative Tools
Round Robin Timer
Manage timed rotation for improvisation sessions where performers take turns playing solo and in duos.
Have an idea for a web-based explorable explanation or tool? Found a bug? Get in touch.
Looking for experiments and works in progress? Check out the Lab.










