The Macro apps

Apps I created as a part of my Master's Thesis. The apps are written in JavaScript/HTML/CSS and uses the Diff Cam Engine for motion detection. Use motion in the air to produce sound from your web browser.

Links:

github

the app

blog post

The Vocal technique classifier

A project where I used Linear Discriminant Analasys and a Support Vector Machine to classify vocal techniques. I used the Scikit Learn Library for Python and Jupyter Notebook and the Librosa package for the musical analysis. A report about the project can be read here.

Spagetthi Code Music Player

The Spaghetti Code Music Player is a simple music player that is loaded with one of my own tracks. The player allows you to play and stop the tune, turn on and off a delay effect and control a filter with your computer mouse. The player also has a volume control. Try it here.

The Micro apps

Apps I created as a part of my Master's Thesis. The apps are written in JavaScript/HTML/CSS and uses mobile phone accelerometer for motion detection. Use motion in the air to produce sound with your mobile phone.

Links:

github

the app

blog post

The singing shelf bracket

A novel musical instrument made with an SM58 microphone, Bela/Beagleboard, Pure Data and electronical parts. The interface was made with a shelf bracket and allows the user to use their voice to control the pitch of the instrument. A combination of sensors and buttons allows for effects and control of the instrument. See a demonstration of the instrument here. 

VST instrument for Reaper

A VST instrument I made with Csound and Cabbage to be used in Reaper. Check out the blog post to read about the project that was a part of a DSP workshop during the introduction to Music, Communication and Technology at University of Oslo.

Pixel by Pixel

The pixel sequencer is an interactive web app for sonification of images, written in Javascript, CSS and HTML. The user can upload an image, decide on parameters like size (up to 16 pixels horizontally and vertically) and sensitivity. The image is then pixelated, and colour parameters from the image is the basis for the sonification of the image. Try it here.

Touch the alien

A web app made together with Eigil Aandahl and Sam Roman at the master’s programme Music, Communication and Technology at University of Oslo. The app is made with JavaScript/CSS/HTML and uses the Web Audio API. The app can be tested out here. 

Klappeslangen

Through the Musicology course “MUS2830 Interaktiv musikk” at University of Oslo (2016), I have learned to patch in Pure Data, and I finished the course with mark B at my term paper. The term paper was published at University of Oslo’s web pages (in Norwegian).