Birds On Prospect Park Lake
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I am a developer with fifteen years of professional experience. I am seeking full-time employment in New York. I love making tools work together, exploring data, and finding ways to help people be more productive with technology. I am an avid photographer, a curious musician, and a nature nerd, and I look for ways to apply my skills to my hobbies. I currently serve as the senior developer at a mid-sized ISP.
Grand Central Story
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David Blaine Electrified
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Mockingbird @ BBG
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The songs he sings are full of lies!
Prospect Park Drummers
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Pitch Pipe Comparison
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First an electronic pitch pipe, then a traditional reed pitch pipe. Finally I understand why the electronic pitch pipe sounds so hollow, and why it is so much harder to get my pitch from it: It's missing half of the harmonics!
Northern Mockingbird
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I recorded this northern mockingbird practicing its repertoire at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Below is a spectrogram of the recording.
Throat singing clip and spectrogram
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Here is a quick clip of me doing some throat singing. I sing an "oo" vowel at about 165 Hz (E below middle C), visible as the red bar along the bottom, then transition to a shape that emphasizes the eighth overtone of that fundamental, 8*165 Hz = 1320 Hz. So that's three octaves (2^3 = 8) higher, the E two above middle C, just out of my falsetto singing range. I then go up the harmonics, which you can see as steps of 165 Hz in the spectrogram, up to 1980 Hz (a high B), far outside my singing range.
Didjeridu 3
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Trying to get a handle on the circular breathing.
Didjeridu 2
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After my first lesson with Phil Clark of Tree Thump, which Zhenya arranged for a New Year's present.
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