About關於

Amos Lee is a musician based in Hong Kong. He plays the flugelhorn — a brass instrument with a conical bore, mellower than a trumpet, at home in brass bands and in jazz — and plays in wind bands and orchestras as a hobby. He also teaches, which turns out to be the fastest way to find out whether you actually understand a thing you thought you knew.

This site is a working notebook, not a portfolio. Each chapter is a small instrument built to hold one physical idea steady long enough to look at: a harmonic series you can mix by hand, a filament you can heat from candlelight to noon, a sine wave you can sample badly on purpose. The tools are simple on purpose, because simple tools are easier to trust.

Sound, light and signal share one notebook because they share one habit of mind. A partial, a spectrum, a sample rate: each is a way of asking how much of the world a system can carry without lying about it. The flugelhorn and the code editor are two instruments tuned to the same question, and this lab keeps both parts of the answer in one place.