Summary
Kasper Skov is an audio designer, technologist, and assistant lecturer with nine years of experience building interactive sound systems, spatial audio tools, and music-creation software. With an MSc in Audio Design from Aarhus University and current roles as a PhD student in Human-Centred Computing and assistant lecturer at Sonic College, he blends research-led methods with hands-on development for installations, apps, and performance tools. His background includes developing binaural spatialization software with head-tracking (SPASM) and teaching digital sound and interaction courses, showing a rare mix of technical implementation and pedagogy. Kasper’s practice spans academia, museums, and labs, and he often prototypes multichannel soundscapes and generative systems that explore new musical expression. Notably, he pairs musician experience with software skills—making him as comfortable programming spatial audio as performing in experimental bands.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science in Audio Design, Digital design, MSc, Master of Science in Audio Design, Digital design, MSc at Aarhus Universitet
Linguistic high school diploma, Linguistic high school diploma at Holstebro Gymnasium
Danish, English, German, French