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.

the Dataset Generator for Musical Devices (DGMD) is software that can generate datasets from audio effects specifically for machine-learning tasks. This post takes a closer look at the DGMD software, including links to 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.