Stefan Rimola

i write code like blam

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languages I know: CSS, HTML, JavaScript, C++, C, Java
tools I've used: Git, Wordpress, Max, Pure Data, Processing, JUCE, SuperCollider

i'm great at taking things apart and learning how they work from the inside out. i love customization, and making things completely mine

feel free to check out my github

i am the president of the Producers and Remixers Organization (PRO) at UCSD. i teach people of all backgrounds and pursuits to use DAW's (Digital Audio Workstations) to achieve what they want musically, whether it's composing, mixing, mastering, routing data and messages in and out of other programs, the whole nine yards

in my spare time, i produce several styles of electronic music under the name Pink Money

i also have experience with MIDI-synced projection mapping, another side hobby of mine. in that video, I'm sending OSC and MIDI from my phone to Ableton Live, which is sending MIDI to Quartz Composer, which is sending video data thru Syphon to MadMapper, which is ultimately mapping the projected shapes. fun stuff!

you can also find some of my class projects here: MUS173

past projects:

• Architect
  • a user-friendly envelope generator for drawing complex automation curves in Ableton Live
  • at the time of writing, it has close to 1,000 downloads
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• SFDelay
  • a simple VST audio effect consisting of a saturated and filtered delay line
  • prototyped as a Pure Data external in C, then compiled into a VST using JUCE and C++
  • i'm keeping this VST for myself, but you can listen to a demo here
    • in this demo, my plugin is applied to the kick, snare, bells (with automation), and the synth
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• Pure Data Moombahmachine
  
  • Computer Music 1 final project
  • a drum sequencer/sampler/loop player made in Pure Data
  • five percussion elements on a sixteen-note grid, six samples controlled by triggers, and three quantized loops, all playable through the keyboard
  • Download here and follow the instructions provided in the readme to get crackin'
• Hack City
  
  • an interactive website made for my Digital Media class final project
  • gave the user four choices: beat, percussion, melody and accent
  • outputted song based on user choices
  • made 16 different songs for each outcome in Ableton Live, made graphics using Photoshop and Illustrator, and used Kompozer to write the HTML and CSS for the site
  • Make a song!