Gregory Bruce is interested in how performance innovation can occur within a post-digital aesthetic, focusing on analogue electronic media, and investigates appropriate methods for carrying out such creative work in a research context. In the TaPIR Lab, Greg created an Arduino-based random tone generator which he controls with guitar pedals; he led a workshop on research-creation methodology which featured the work of Dr. Sandeep Bhagwati; and most recently presented a paper entitled “Tough Questions, Better Answers: The Centrality of Creative Practice in a DMA Thesis” at the X-Disciplinary Congress, online. Greg continues to explore how ‘old’ technologies can deliver new musical experiences when combined with acoustic instruments and strives to document and disseminate this work in effective ways.