I am a Ph.D. candidate at Princeton University in Computer Science working in the Sound Lab with Prof. Perry Cook and Prof. David Blei. My research focuses on Bayesian modeling of audio, audio feature extraction, music information retrieval, and the application of music information retrieval and modeling techniques to musical synthesis.
I have published papers in numerous peer-reviewed conference proceedings. Most of these can be downloaded on my publications page.
In Spring 2009, I taught Advanced Digital Signal Theory at NYU. I have also been a teaching assistant for a few classes in Princeton's CS department.
I've put up some MATLAB code implementing my Codeword Bernoulli Average (CBA) model for automatically tagging songs from audio (see my ISMIR paper). You can download it here. cbascript.m demonstrates the process of vector-quantization, parameter inference, and generalizing to new songs. I haven't tested it on other people's computers, so please let me know if you can't get it to work.
A while ago, I released FeatSynth, a C++ framework for doing feature-based synthesis. Unfortunately, I got distracted by other research and never implemented enough synthesis and feature extraction modules to make it as useful as it could be, but feel free to check it out if you like.
You can download my CV by clicking on this link: CV.