I was a MA/MST student at Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Accoustics.
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Finally into final project mode. I think I underestimated this term; nothing has been unreasonably hard but I've had some sort of deadline coming up pretty much constantly. Through judicious use of extensions and working through the weekends I've been keeping up, but I'm definitely looking forward to next term when I'll only take two classes and will have more time to work on projects and decompress. I'm glad I'm taking all the courses that I am now, but I do wish I could have spread things out a bit more. Too late for that now. Only a few more weeks of this at least. The deadline for Modulations is the end of March. I want to get a piece together that involves me playing the synthesizer I've been working on in my spare time (it's on hold for now). I think I'll have enough time to get that together. I also think I want to resequence the chiptune album I was working on to use the aforementioned synthesizer. It will take more time but I think the additional control I'll have over the sound will be worth it. The more I worked on them the more I felt that something was lacking in the sound; this will give me a chance to fix that. I also realized another thing that was lacking - this is my first term at CCRMA where I haven't had a course that involved writing a piece of music. I definitely miss it. Without the excuse of doing it for credit I've been letting my compositions slide. Modulations will be a good motivator, but maybe I'll find some time to crank something out before then.