In 2009 I joined Renoise and took responsibility for the ongoing maintenance of the interactive online user manual, a critical role since the software can often seem technical and complex. Since then I've single-handedly written and structured the manual, making it clear, concise and comprehensive, with extensive linking between topics so users can easily find the information they require. To aid the learning process I complement the writing with plenty of images, info-graphics and animations.

I've also collaborated on offline documentation, then reviewed and finalised the quality and style of its writing before publication.

One current hobby is teaching myself Unreal Engine, combining the disciplines of coding, graphics, audio and interactive 3D visuals in virtual reality. This initially took the form of a 3D Tetris game, and to help others learn about the process, hopefully inspiring them in their own work, I meticulously organised and annotated the project files, then made them available for download alongside a series of tutorial videos.

Now I'm coding tools in Lua that allow song data and controller output from Renoise to control visuals created in Unreal Engine. The first tool exports the data from an entire song, while the second tool, currently in development, uses OSC to transmit data in real-time between the two programs.

Hosting through VPS with Plesk, WHM and CPanel, I have been designing and developing for the web since 2003. This site is built on a heavily customised version of Wordpress, featuring brand new layouts, navigation and style-sheets, all hand-coded in HTML and CSS. It is regularly remade from scratch every year or two, improving the design while keeping pace with technology and browsing habits.

Over the years I've learned other applications and languages, such as C++, XML, JavaScript, Lua, JSON, 3DS Max, and have also created geometry, textures, shaders, bump-mapping and cube-maps for game engines.