Portfolio of Robbie Colvin

Tech

I have experience in many aspects of web development to varying degrees, here are the technologies I use on a regular basis.

• HTML5

• CSS3

• Javascript & jQuery

• Sass (SCSS syntax)

• MSSQL & MySQL

• C#.NET MVC & Windows Server + IIS

• Linux + NGINX

• AWS & Google Cloud

Sites

While I primarily build web-apps, I do have experience building full client sites. Here are the most current examples.

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  Flagstaff Hill Golf Club - Designed and built

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  Member Magic - Designed and built

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  The Stirling Golf Club - Rebuilt from scratch using their old design as visual reference

I worked in a recording studio and as a live mixing engineer for about 8-9 years and worked with a huge assortment of bands and genres.

The following recordings are my personal highlights in rough chronological order.

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  Octanic - Industry EP.

  It was a long road getting this EP released, and then we went back and re-mixed it in 5.1 just to be the first in Adelaide to do so. I was the bands live engineer for a couple of years and worked with some big Australian bands as a result.

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  Just For Now - Broken EP.

  I was generally pidgeonholed as 'that metal engineer' due to the reception of the Octanic EP, but working with Just For Now helped me get a name for myself with punk bands in Adelaide.

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  Diesel Witch - Late Night Excursions & Hard Adventures.

  Recorded, mixed and mastered by myself with the band over a single weekend, then the CD launch was a few weeks later.

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  Stomp The Dog - Self-titled.

  I helped produce this one in addition to recording and mixing, and was an incredibly valuable experience.

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  Just For Now - Self-titled.

  Last recording project of my music career, and recorded at the same time as the studio was being converted back into a regular house. Had to get creative with this one as the vocal booth was one of the first things to go.

Photography

Photography is a hobby of mine that I chronical on my Instagram page.

I generally shoot digital, but I have been dabbling more and more with 35mm film.

For over four years I was involved with the 365 Day photo challenge.

You can see how I did at Tookapic.

Electronics

For fun I sometimes make tiny keyboards for incredibly specific purposes.

I use the open-source QMK firmware on a MEGA32u4 (Arduino Pro Micro) with a custom designed PCB.

I designed the PCB on EasyEDA , and had a small number of boards fabricated through JLCPCB.

The AUTOJECTOR3 keyboard project is the third firmware revision of a prototype 2x3 keyboard that has media functionality and virtual desktop switching.