As a professor and instructor of subjects such as sound synthesis, DJ mixing, live sound, mixing and mastering, Music Production I, and Advanced Music Production at DJ Beats School, I am committed to imparting knowledge about sound quality for live events. My goal is to equip students with the technical skills and understanding necessary to ensure an exceptional auditory experience at live events. Through both theoretical and practical classes, I dedicate myself to teaching the fundamental principles of live sound, including equipment setup, sound optimization, and troubleshooting technical issues.

At the International Home Health Congress held on April 11 and 12 of this year, I played a key role as a sound engineer, capturing, recording, and editing the audio for the videos of each conference. This work ensured that the medical students had access to educational material from the event.

Academic participation in the sound redesign, Foley, editing, and audio post-production for the open-source short film Darrel, created by Marc Briones & Alan Carabantes.

During my involvement in the sound design project for the horror video game demo called Broken, I took full responsibility for the recording, mixing, editing, and audio post-production. This challenging role allowed me to bring the game’s sonic world to life, from creating chilling sound effects to implementing the music composed by the musician. I crafted an auditory experience that perfectly complemented the narrative and gameplay.