"Daniel Whiting is an electronic improviser working with digital processing and sampling, living in Australia. In his own words about his work: "I am interested in the transformation of simple ideas or sounds into much more complex and engaging arrangements. Through the application of systems, production techniques and digital signal processing, I am able to create dense textures and layers of sound, stemming from simple, often overlooked sounds.
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I like to deal with sounds that are usually eliminated from contemporary production. Buzz, hum, clipped signals, lead contact, fractured melodies. Anything that is interesting, but not instantly "desirable" from a sonic point of view. I also like to have depth, and interaction with the sounds I'm working with, a sense that these sounds are taking on a new character and evolving. Giving the impression that I have just set these sounds off, given them a path, and they are simply following it of their own will. I take great interest in production techniques of all kinds of music, I like to take these and apply them very differently, sometimes combining them with various other approaches to attain sounds that are familiar, yet wildly out of context."" (From the EarLabs' release page)