Leveraging a broad and deep multi-disciplinary skillset, I lead successful projects and make beautiful recordings. I work as an audio engineer at Tippet Rise Art Center, a freelance audio engineer, an independent artist, and a rogue coder.I've had the privilege of recording Grammy and Pulitzer-winning composers and performers, and I also love to create with indie artists of all sorts. No matter what it is, if you are doing it like it you mean it, I'm down. My audio engineering specialties include: Studio recording, location recording, audio restoration & forensics, live sound, mastering, mixing, production, acoustics, technical systems design & implementation. I'm an advanced expert user of Pro Tools, Pyramix, Cubase, iZotope RX, Cedar Retouch, and a bunch of other tools.Wait, aren't you that guy that I met at a martech conference? Yes. After a decade plus in the agency world / revenue improvement business, my path led me back to the arts.Distant past / a bit of the future: Lots of software design and development. Started young, burned out early. I still keep those knives fairly sharp, but mostly build tools and apps for myself -- home automation, music stuff, crypto stuff, simulations, etc. Learning Rust has been awesome -- I've always been a big fan of managing ROI/TCO by building things right the first time, and Rust basically forces you to. I also play with Max MSP + Jitter, Processing for fun & making multi-disciplinary art. In what seems like prehistoric times... I studied accounting and became a management accountant, controller, and CFO before i was 21 years old. Decided I liked the tech better than the accounting, moved from NY to CO and found a job building financial software, did that for about 7 yrs before embarking on a music career.