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Written biography

Written biography

My Personal Echolocation Story

Hi, my name is Taylor, creator of these projects at Echolocation Studio. I use active and passive, click-based and other-based forms of echolocation on a daily and regular basis.

Instrumentation Setup

Instrumentation Setup

Exploring Biomechanics: Part 1

This article series explores singing bowls not just as meditative objects, but as physical instruments shaped by human movement, material interaction, and acoustic response. By examining technique, biomechanics, and sound analysis together, the series aims to make visible the often-overlooked mechanics that influence how bowls speak, resonate, and change under the hands of different players.

A large singing bowl with two mallets

A large singing bowl with two mallets

Technique Variation as a Methodological Tool

Explore how technique variation as a methodological tool transforms musical practice and research. Discover new insights with technique variation.

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