I started my journey into music via an interest in ambient music and film scoring in my mid teenage years - around 14. It takes a certain iron will, some might stay bordering on obstinacy, but if you have this, and believe in yourself, and refuse to accept no for an answer, pretty much anything is obtainable. With enough determination and obsession, I truly believe a reasonably gifted individual can make meaningful historical contributions to his field within 5 to 10 years of deeply focused effort and sacrifice of blood, sweat, and tears. I am for the most part self-taught in all of these areas, and I am a big believer in self-directed learning. Musical background? Did you study anywhere, and if so, with whom? Technical background? Where did you learn your digital craft? Which came first (if any) the music or the tech?Īndrew Souter: I have no formal education in music composition, performance, sound-design, DSP, computer science, advanced mathematics, or other related discipline.
SoundBytes: Tell us a bit about your background. His music is available on his Soundcloud site:Īndrew is pictured right, working on Kaleidoscope somewhere in the Gulf of Finland between Saint Petersburg and Helsinki in August of 2014. Andrew is also a composer, and a pianist. They have just released their newest product, Kaleidoscope, which is a radical reinvention of several sound synthesis techniques. SoundBytes interviews Andrew Souter of 2CAudio which developed the algorithmic reverb products Aether, Breeze, and B2, and most recently has introduced the highly innovative synthesis software Kaleidoscope.Īndrew Souter is the cofounder of 2CAudio, producer of such algorithmic reverb products as Breeze, B2, and Aether.
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