
Griffin Law is an audio specialist, percussionist, and educator based in the Austin, Texas area. As an audio engineer and sound designer, he is active in the marching arts community and has worked with ensembles such as the Blue Devils, Sacramento Mandarins, Rhythmic Force Indoor Percussion, Flux Indoor Percussion, and a multitude of Bands of America participating ensembles. Griffin is also active in the pageantry arts judging community and adjudicates for several performance circuits in both marching band and indoor percussion capacities each year.
Previously, Griffin served as a collegiate professor at Paradise Valley Community College and The University of Arizona, teaching courses in electronic music, sound design, and leading CrossTalk, an electro-acoustic ensemble that focuses on creating new works for live electronic music performance. Griffin is also the founder and former organizer of the Tucson Ableton Live User Group, now known as “OUTTA SPEC”, a community focuses on bringing together electronic musicians in the greater Tucson area and keeping electronic music and education accessible to its community.
Griffin received his Master of Music Performance Degree from Valdosta State University and his Bachelor of Music Education Degree from Georgia College and State University. He is currently a member of the Vic Firth and Zildjian Co. Education Teams.
The Best Art Divides the Audience
-Rick Rubin
