Andres Cabrera studied Guitar under Carlos Rocca at Universidad de los Andes in Bogota, and received a PhD in Music Technology from Queen's University Belfast with a dissertation titled "Control of Source Width Through Sinusoidal Modeling for Multichannel Reproduction", under the direction of Professor Gary Kendall, a pioneer of computer music. Dr. Cabrera joined MAT in the summer of 2012 and has previously served as a Lecturer at the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and the Universidad de los Andes, both in his native Bogota, Colombia. Dr. Cabrera is an active software developer and practicing audio engineer, being the developer of the widely-distributed Csound development environment CsoundQt. His primary research interests are spatial audio, multimedia programming and user interface design for interactive software.