What new forms of sonic creation and research are possible in the digital era and what is their impact on our ways of communicating, our identity, and how we navigate our ever-increasingly technologized world? This is the question that underlies the research and creative work of Aaron Liu-Rosenbaum, professor, composer, and music technologist at Laval University, where he serves as Director of both the Certificate program in Digital Audio Production and of a new bachelors program in Musiques et Technologies.
A polyvalent researcher, Liu-Rosenbaum is a member of the the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music Media and Technology (CIRMMT) at McGill University, and an affiliate researcher at the Laboratory for New Technologies of Image, Sound, and Stage (LANTISS) at Laval University.
Outside the academe, Liu-Rosenbaum spent several years working in the New York music industry at Sony Music Entertainment and as an audio engineer at the Manhattan School of Music, among others. He currently lives in Quebec City with his wife, Yvonne Liu, an accomplished harpist and amazing chef, and with their musical cat, MouMou.
