Dave Meckin is a sound designer, musician and researcher whose fascination is how new technologies can transform audio-visual experiences. His work spans sound design, composition, audio production and software system programming, all with an end to creating engaging and responsive sonic environments. 

Being well versed in both creative and technical disciplines, Dave is equally at home using musical instruments and modern production techniques as he is with a soldering iron, code and computer aided design. 

Skill set:

Composition; Sound design; Audio production (Ableton/Pro Tools/Logic Pro).

Audio concept development for art and design projects.

MAX/MSP; SuperCollider; Java; JavaScript for Audio.

Arduino; mBed; Raspberry Pi; BeagleBone Black.

Eagle; Rhinoceros.

Consultancy; Research and development; Feasibility studies.

Teaching:

Sound Art Practice; Composition; Production with Logic Pro; MAX/MSP; SuperCollider; p5; Tone.js Processing; Arduino.

Dave is a graduate of the Media and Arts Technology Doctoral Training Centre at Queen Mary University of London. He is a Tutor in Information Experience Design at the Royal College of Art. Previously, he has lectured in Creative Technologies at UWE Bristol, and at the University of Brighton - teaching on the Digital Music and Sound Art BA course.