He has performed with the Kronos Quartet,[2] has recorded eleven albums of original work,[3] has appeared on several compilations such as Dali: The Endless Enigma, Soundscape Gallery 3, and Weightless, Effortless, and has made guest appearances on recordings such as Steve Roach's Artifacts,[4] Paul Haslinger's World Without Rules,[5] Djam Karet's Collaborator,[6] and L. Subramaniam's Global Fusion.
He also began performing and studying Balinese gamelan music, and the microtonal composition of Harry Partch.
From San Diego, Loren moved to California State University Dominguez Hills where he delved into computer synthesis, utilizing their Synclavier system.
After mastering the techniques he learned in school, he developed his own studio, stocking it with an array of vintage sound modules as well as the latest technology.
He has worked in the music industry as a sound designer including a position at Oberheim Electronics, a synthesizer manufacturer, and as a recording engineer.