There she stood is an electroacoustic piece written for cello, contrabass, and electronics performed with a game controller. The electronic sounds represent the composer’s voice and the piece is a conversation with her past relationships, which is represented by the cello and contrabass. The textures and tones from the instruments are live processed using Max/MSP through the PS4 game controller. The piece begins with the electronics starting on its own, but is soon interrupted by the acoustic instruments. Because the controller also has the ability to live-record the instruments, the music sounds like everything is under control at first. However, as all three instruments begin to play out more, the string instruments begin to interrupt and mock the electronic sounds, which evidently turns the conversation into an argument. Eventually, the electronics become completely dominated by the strings, which shows how things become out of control. All electronic sounds are prerecorded compositions performed by various instruments including the Doepfer A-100 Modular Synthesizer, acoustic piano, and singing bowls. They are live-processed in Max and triggered by the PS4 game controller. The cello and contrabass are both mic’d and connected to the same Max patch, which is then live-processed through various delays that are also manipulated with the controller.