Tony Briscoe works as a professional music producer and composer.
His music industry accomplishments include a range of UK chart successes with artists such as Craig David, Beverley Knight, and the Artful Dodgers. He also composed music for David Attenborough’s wildlife TV series Life in Cold Blood (Under The Skin).
As well as having a Ph.D. in Sound & Vibrations, he has had several years of experience teaching a range of Music and Game technology-related courses around the UK.
Research interests and areas of supervision:
Interactive music technology in performance:
- Development of interactive apps or tools that enhance live musical performances
- Integration of real-time audience interaction through mobile devices during concerts
Game audio techniques in live music:
- Utilising Audiokinetic Wwise in live performances for dynamic soundscapes
- Incorporating adaptive audio systems from video games into stage performances
Innovations in sound design and production:
- Advanced techniques in sound design for popular music and performance art
- Research on new production methodologies that blend traditional and digital processes
Cross-disciplinary collaboration in the arts:
- Projects that bring together music, visual arts, and technology
- Research on collaborative processes between composers, technologists, and performers
Soundscapes and environmental acoustics in performance:
- Incorporation of environmental sounds into live music
- Use of acoustical data from various environments to influence composition
Sensor technology and gesture control in music performance:
- Utilising sensors to control music parameters during performance
- Development of wearable technology for musicians
The Physics of Musical Instruments:
- Structural analysis of instruments to improve design and sound quality
- Exploration of new materials and technologies in instrument making