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Daniel McKemie
Daniel McKemie is a composer, technologist, researcher, and percussionist based in Oneonta, New York. His work focuses on audio feature extraction and low-level signal processing to explore timbre and novel synthesis techniques. Additionally, he designs innovative methods for interfacing handmade circuitry, controllers, and embedded systems with custom software to achieve his musical results. This approach enables the creation of complex, responsive performance environments and compositional processes controllable from multiple angles.
Daniel currently serves as a Lecturer at SUNY Oneonta, where he teaches courses on electronic music, popular music, percussion, and music psychology. He earned his MS in Computer Science at Brooklyn College, where he worked as a graduate research assistant in Professor Johanna Devaney's Laboratory for Understanding Music and Audio (LUMaA), and served as an adjunct lecturer teaching courses in computer music. Daniel also has his MA in Music Composition from Mills College and BA in Music Performance from University of Nevada, Las Vegas.