A quick look into Audio Latency Examiner (ALEX); a software tool for batch collecting audio latency data from both musical software and hardware devices. The app is open-source and free to download, avaliable for both Windows and Mac.

Recently, I was involved in a research project aiming to create software to generate datasets from musical devices for audio-related machine-learning tasks. This post takes a closer look at the Dataset Generator for Musical Devices (DGMD), including links to in-depth tutorials and download pages. Original post by Stefano Fasciani.

Modernist composer György Ligeti would have been 100 years in 2023. To celebrate, I recreated his famous 'Poème Symphonique for 100 metronomes' as audio software with a realtime ML-based sound engine. Read more about the process and see a full demo.

For my master thesis, I developed a series of interactive software tools to explore performance patterns in Hardanger Fiddle Music, in collaboration with the MIRAGE Research Project at UiO. Here is a quick look at the software and its main features.

aleks.max is my small library of Max abstractions for audio, video and data processing. It's an on-going effort to publish some of my Max code that I believe can be useful to others.

A sound-sculpture made of burned drywall paper tape, methyl cellulose, aluminum flashing, bluetooth transducers, concrete and steel rods. The sculpture generates sound and vibrations based on the wifi traffic on-site. Made in collaboration with Henrik Nordahl.

A quick look into AudioVideoAnalysis (v2.0); a standalone software tool for real-time OpenGL rendering of video motiongrams and audio spectrograms, developed in collaboration with FourMS Lab at the RITMO research center, University of Oslo.

A quick look into VideoAnalysis (v2.1); a beginners tool for analyzing music-related body motion, developed in collaboration with FourMS Lab at the RITMO research centre, University of Oslo.