Born on 15 July 1954 in Bucharest, Dan began studying piano at the School of Music with the disti... more Born on 15 July 1954 in Bucharest, Dan began studying piano at the School of Music with the distinguished professor Marta Paladi, then at the High School of Music (now High School “Dinu Lipatti”) and then at the Music Academy “Ciprian Porumbescu” (the present National University of Music). In parallel with the studies at the Music Academy, he attended courses at the Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest, Faculty of Automation and Computers. In 1986, Dan crossed the Atlantic to head the computer music laboratory at the University of California in Santa Barbara, and to work as an audio programmer and DSP (Digital Signal Processing) designer. For the last twenty years, he worked at Opcode Systems as senior programmer for “Studio Vision” software (the winner of several distinguished awards), and later for Euphonix, Antares and Kind of Loud. Dan worked as director of Research & Development at Arboretum Systems (which produced such multi-award-winning applications as: Hyperprism, Ray Gun, and Ionizer). In 2001 he became a co-founder of a new music technology company named Muse Research (headquartered at Menlo Park, California) as a major consultant in creating the “Receptor.” In 2006, Dan began working at Apple, and was involved with iPod and iPhone development.
Born on 15 July 1954 in Bucharest, Dan began studying piano at the School of Music with the disti... more Born on 15 July 1954 in Bucharest, Dan began studying piano at the School of Music with the distinguished professor Marta Paladi, then at the High School of Music (now High School “Dinu Lipatti”) and then at the Music Academy “Ciprian Porumbescu” (the present National University of Music). In parallel with the studies at the Music Academy, he attended courses at the Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest, Faculty of Automation and Computers. In 1986, Dan crossed the Atlantic to head the computer music laboratory at the University of California in Santa Barbara, and to work as an audio programmer and DSP (Digital Signal Processing) designer. For the last twenty years, he worked at Opcode Systems as senior programmer for “Studio Vision” software (the winner of several distinguished awards), and later for Euphonix, Antares and Kind of Loud. Dan worked as director of Research & Development at Arboretum Systems (which produced such multi-award-winning applications as: Hyperprism, Ray Gun, and Ionizer). In 2001 he became a co-founder of a new music technology company named Muse Research (headquartered at Menlo Park, California) as a major consultant in creating the “Receptor.” In 2006, Dan began working at Apple, and was involved with iPod and iPhone development.
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Music Academy, he attended courses at the Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest, Faculty of Automation and Computers.
In 1986, Dan crossed the Atlantic to head the computer music laboratory at the University of California in Santa Barbara, and to work as an audio programmer and
DSP (Digital Signal Processing) designer.
For the last twenty years, he worked at Opcode Systems as senior programmer for “Studio Vision” software (the winner of several distinguished awards), and later
for Euphonix, Antares and Kind of Loud. Dan worked as director of Research & Development at Arboretum Systems (which produced such multi-award-winning
applications as: Hyperprism, Ray Gun, and Ionizer). In 2001 he became a co-founder of a new music technology company named Muse Research (headquartered at Menlo Park, California) as a major consultant in creating the “Receptor.” In 2006, Dan began working at Apple, and was involved with iPod and iPhone development.
Music Academy, he attended courses at the Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest, Faculty of Automation and Computers.
In 1986, Dan crossed the Atlantic to head the computer music laboratory at the University of California in Santa Barbara, and to work as an audio programmer and
DSP (Digital Signal Processing) designer.
For the last twenty years, he worked at Opcode Systems as senior programmer for “Studio Vision” software (the winner of several distinguished awards), and later
for Euphonix, Antares and Kind of Loud. Dan worked as director of Research & Development at Arboretum Systems (which produced such multi-award-winning
applications as: Hyperprism, Ray Gun, and Ionizer). In 2001 he became a co-founder of a new music technology company named Muse Research (headquartered at Menlo Park, California) as a major consultant in creating the “Receptor.” In 2006, Dan began working at Apple, and was involved with iPod and iPhone development.