Études

1. Benin
2. Ngbaka-Maibo
3. Bembé

1. Inharmonic Partials & Hyberbolic Paraboloids
2. Spectral Function Drawings

1. Surface Transduction &
   Bronze Meditations 
2. Ketamine Mother Mantis
3. Mallet Variations I & II

1. Iterative Indices (f+n²)
2. Markov Matrix Interpolations
3. Vertex Interpolations

1. Silence Music
2. Sunyata Nihilism
3. 間
   
4. Nothingness as structure

1. For Voice in Two Parts
   
2. For Modular Synthesizer
   
3. For Vocaloid and Voice

1. Pythagorean Overtones
2. Geometry of Harmony
3. Kepler’s Music of the Spheres

1. Krell Patches
2. Generative Immanence
3. Second Order Statefulness
4. Second Order Statelessness

1. Axis Shift (Off Cycle Tines)
2. Tempi
3. Foci

1. Impulse Responses
2. Tuning Architectures 
3. Infrasound 

1. Inner Ear Distortion
2. K-Space Shepard Tones
3. Inaudible Nyquist Experiments
4. SuperCollider & Perceptual Auditory Phenomena

1. Graphical Sonification
2. SuperCollider Stipling Clusters

1. An étude (English: /ˈeɪtjuːd/; French: [e.tyd], meaning 'study') is an instrumental musical composition, usually short, of considerable difficulty, and designed to provide practice material for perfecting a particular musical skill, technique, form, or concept.