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Jeff is a professor in Berklee’s Synthesis and the Music Production and Engineering Departments. A composer, audio engineer, educator and multi-instrumentalist, he has created scores for the ESPN, New England Sports Network (including music for the Bruins and Red Sox), Avid, Sony, Polaroid, Sharp, Reebok, Lotus, and others. He works primarily in his own facility, Coral Sea Music. As an audio engineer, Jeff has worked on projects for such artists as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, NBC-TV, Andre Previn, Itzhak Perlman, Jessye Norman, and Dawn Upshaw, as well as labels such as EMI, Philips, Nonesuch, and many others. Specializing in digital audio production, Jeff works with technologies such as Sonic Solutions, high-resolution audio (96k/24bit), HDCD encoding, and mastering as well as forensic audio and restoration tools. Jeff holds a M. A. in Composition from University of California, Davis, and a D. M. A. at Boston University, where his primary area of concentration was electronic and electro-acoustic composition. He has been published in Berklee Today, Electronic Musician magazine, and various Internet e-zines.

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David Doms, Associate Professor in the Music Synthesis Department at Berklee College of Music, has a long history of teaching MIDI and music synthesis. At Berklee, he teaches “Advanced Digital Sampling,” “Advanced MIDI Systems,” and “MIDI systems,” and before coming to Berklee, he spent ten years at the New England Institute of Art teaching music synthesis and MIDI.

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Ralph Kinscheck is a teacher, keyboardist, audio engineer, video producer, technician, and entrepreneur. As an Apple Certified Logic Master Trainer, he has taught classes, given clinics, and worked with a variety of clients, from local studio owners to editors from NESN, Comcast, and Hasbro. He currently works in Berklee’s Electronic Production and Design department where he helps students and faculty use music technology hardware and software. He is also a co-founder of the Boston Logic User’s Group.

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Jean-Luc Sinclair is a producer, composer and sound designer based in New York since the early 2000s. He is a pioneer in the field of game and interactive audio since the mid-1990s, and worked with visionaries such as Trent Reznor, the Scissor Sisters and companies such as Id Software or Royal Caribbean. He is currently a professor at Berklee College of Music in Boston and at New York University, where he has designed several classes on the topic of game audio, sound design and software synthesis. He is the author of “Principles of Game Audio and Sound Design” published on Focal Press in 2020.

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Claire Marie Lim is a music technologist and electronic musician who is active under her artist project, dolltr!ck. She specializes in instruction for live electronic performance, production, and programming, and is an advocate of Asian representation and women in music technology.