About Me

Aman Jagwani, from Mumbai, India, is an audio programmer, music technologist, and researcher. He completed his Bachelor's degree in Electronic Production and Design and Performance at Berklee College of Music, Boston, and later earned a Master of Science in Sound and Music Computing from Maynooth University.

Currently, Aman is undertaking his Ph.D. at Maynooth University under the guidance of Prof. Victor Lazzarini. His research centers on audio DSP, embedded systems and FPGAs.

Aman has also contributed to the open source sound and music computing language, Csound, with the development of a bare-metal implementation. This enables Csound to target microcontrollers and system-on-chips without operating systems such as the STM32, Daisy, Teensy, Xilinx Zynq FPGA SoC etc.

Aman is also involved in the Jazz and Electronic music scenes as a composer, producer and performer. He often integrates custom plugins, hardware devices and instruments into his work, merging his technological insights with his musical prowess.

Additionally, Aman has experience with interactive and immersive sound and art installations, having contributed to projects in India, Europe, and the USA.

This combination of experience and education makes Aman proficient in audio and music technology areas ranging from real time audio programming in C++/C, Audio DSP, Generative Music, Sound Design, Spatial Audio to Music Production.