Journal
There’s something almost ironic about sitting in the dark, with no power, no mobile network, and patchy radio reception, while hearing updates about recovery efforts after a natural disaster. The reminders to “check websites and social media for updates” feel almost mocking when you have no way to do so. I have no complaints about … Read more
I’m writing this with Cyclone Alfred looming over the Gold Coast, expected to make landfall across most of Queensland within the next 24 hours. It’s been an intense and anxious time—wild winds, relentless rain, and a mix of fearmongering and genuine concern, reminiscent of the Covid pandemic. Supermarket shelves are stripped bare, and panic has … Read more
During the Covid pandemic, I began compiling a vast library of documents, photos, and archives centred on one of my favourite subjects: the Titanic. I created numerous 3D models, digital illustrations, diagrams, and other renders, gradually writing accompanying text. A lot of my focus was when I was practicing photo colurisation (many of my colourised … Read more
Introduction The terms amplitude, loudness, and dynamic range are fundamental in the world of audio engineering, and understanding them is essential to create a well-balanced and enjoyable mix. In the quest for louder music, the past few decades have seen the rise of the “loudness war,” an industry trend pushing for increased loudness at the … Read more
An Untapped Platform for Independent Musicians As an artist and producer, one of my biggest challenges has been juggling the creative side with the business side of things. While I love producing and composing music, managing the operations of a small record label—both for my own projects and for the artists I work with—can be … Read more
