a list of some things I've built, have a look around!
♪ Music tech
🪕 musicat - a sleek desktop music player for musicians.
A desktop music player with metadata tagging, powerful smart query and features for artists and musicians to manage their own tracks.
(Currently building, pre-release availabe)🎹 Sample library player on the web.
Sample libraries are great, but in order to try a product you typically need to download and install it. As I was making my own sample library I wanted a fully playable interactive demo that works in the browser.
Just play it
or
Let it play for you
or
use a MIDI keyboard!
💡 Integrating REAPER and a smart bulb to turn red when recording.
When your DAW telling you it's recording clearly isn't enough
More info on the Cockos forums
👨💻 Apps & Extensions
tbx - Team Browser Extension
A browser extension to browse together in real-time, and do online research seamlessly in the browser.
StumbleUponAwesome
A fun StumbleUpon-like extension for those interested in development, tech and science.Other projects
📲 Milly: A digital loyalty platform & app based on UK Open Banking, allowing automatic points collection via linked bank accounts. Although the startup is no more - you can still check out the apps on the Play Store -> and read this explanatory blog post ->
🔈 whatsound: An audio classifier using Essentia and PyBrain. See on GitHub ->
Designs & concepts
a showcase of some of my UI designs
♫ A hackable music player concept. What if we had 'user-generated software' instead of 'user-generated content'? In this mockup instead of playlists we have 'playlets' - little musical programs that can be run inside the player, encouraging new ways to listen to and perceive music. As an example I show a simple Wikipedia playlet, which brings up songs together with their Wikipedia article.
🔨 A concept UI for the data science world: a command-based data tool that can perform smart transformations on documents using natural language commands instead of Excel-like formulas or menus.
Modos: a concept I started thinking about to re-imagine window and workspace management on a desktop environment. I regularly switch between different tasks (development, design, writing, research, music production, etc), and wanted a way to arrange, visualise these 'modes' in my OS, and switch between them at the click of a button. I started tinkering with a BetterTouchTool preset to imagine what this can look like. I left this on hold but might come back to it at some point.
