Keep the sound.
Change its possibilities.
A portable audio engine sits beneath the interface. Controls and host synchronization connect the sound to the way an instrument is played.
Music, instruments and software.
One connected creative practice.
A sound becomes an idea.
An idea becomes an instrument.
An instrument becomes music.
Music is where it all starts.
It is the reason I build.
A space to explore, feel
and keep moving forward.

Albums to spend time with. Sounds to carry forward.
Before there is an instrument,
there is something I want to hear.
These are working software projects, born from making music. The physical forms below explore what those tools could become.
UMBRA turns a moment of sound into atmosphere.
Scroll to look beneath its controls.
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Each interface is real software. Explore a tool to see its own scroll-driven physical study.
Four sound engines.
Umbra.
Sequa.
One instrument.
A performance instrument taking shape.
Separate voices. Shared movement. One place to play.
LUMEN I / Core synthesis
→ MIXER → MASTER → ONE INSTRUMENT
Architecture in development. The model shows the intended relationship between engines, processing and performance controls.
A room for listening.
A workbench for building.
A place to follow an idea.

Drum machines, controllers, outboard gear and development hardware.
Everything within reach of the next idea.
A look into the process.
From concept to code.
From plugin to hardware.
From an idea into something real.
Notebooks, sound concepts and the first musical idea.
The engineering matters when it makes room for the music.
SOFTWARE, PLATFORM & CLOUD WORK ↗I BUILD THE TOOLS
I WANT TO MAKE
THE MUSIC I WANT
TO HEAR.
GUS VEGA / ARTIST & BUILDERI’m a Mexican music producer based in Seattle, building software and instruments around the moments that happen in the studio. Music is the starting point. Making the tools is part of the same practice.