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‘Live code your track live' is a video series created by Umanesimo Artificiale, in which algorave and algorithmic music artists code a track live from scratch in up to 30 minutes while explaining their creative process and the technology they are using and/or they have uniquely built. All tracks will be released on Umanesimo Artificiale digital label. Originally from Utica, NY, Jacob Sachs-Mishalanie is a Brooklyn based composer. In recent music, his central focus is on the expressive and sonic relationships between acoustic and electronic sounds in ways that confront our ordinary assumptions about acoustic naturalness and the transparency of amplification and recording. By presenting these sounds so they are difficult to distinguish, his pieces create an uncanny experience of parsing interwoven layers of different sound types. He is currently a level iii PhD candidate in music composition at the CUNY Graduate Center, where his research focuses on the music of Pierre Schaeffer. He received his bachelor’s in composition from SUNY Purchase. His primary teachers have been Suzanne Farrin, Jason Eckardt, Du Yun, Jeff Nichols, and Huang Ruo. He currently teaches Music Technology & Performance at Hunter College, and Electroacoustic Music at Brooklyn College, where he has taught since 2014. As a Mellon Humanities Alliance Teaching Fellow, he works LaGuardia Community College as a sound designer in the theater department and previously taught Critical Thinking. He is also a freelance audio engineer and sound designer. He has scored and sound designed plays, records and mixes chamber music, and enjoys working on songwriting, pop production, arrangements, and remixes. In this video he is presenting a sequencer he created inspired by Mark Fell dissertation “works in sound and pattern synthesis”. https://jsmishalanie.com