SuperCollider signal chain for electric guitar. Three parallel processing layers - CRYPT (saturation/space), TOWER (harmonic shaping), VEIL (diffusion) - each independently routable. MIDI-mapped for live performance via TouchOSC and FAD-9.

Live granular/reverb instrument. JPverb-based FDN architecture with three record modes - gate, manual, continuous. Used as a hardware reverb replacement at FOH on M32 and Midas consoles. FAD-9 fader-mapped.

N-event additive loop recorder inspired by the SOMA Rumble of Ancient Times. Variable bit depth (1–24 bit) with twelve mixing algorithms including XOR, AND, OR boolean modes. Runs on Raspberry Pi 5 as a pedalboard instrument.

Zero-sum shared resource sequencer rooted in Javanese gamelan irama theory and motorik krautrock. Speed and volume share a fixed budget across tracks. FREE (probabilistic) and LOCK (Euclidean) modes per track. SuperCollider engine with browser and Teensy hardware interfaces.

Additive sequencer prototype where time is constructed by summing absolute event durations - no BPM, no grid. Inspired by Turkish aksak rhythms and live coding practice. Microtonal, Hz-based pitch lists. Drag-to-reorder events.

Generative sound installation running inside a vintage German music cabinet. Solar elevation and live temperature data drive FM synthesis. Four temperature bands map to distinct timbral registers. Fully autonomous - no external control.

Node.js application for conducting improvised film soundtracks with large ensembles. Musicians see the film or a graphic score on their own screens plus real-time cues pushed by the conductor. Runs over a dedicated Raspberry Pi OSC access point - no internet required, works in any venue.

Physical implementation of the IRAMA ENGINE concept. Teensy 4.0 with OLED display, encoders, and button matrix. MIDI out confirmed, Euclidean and probabilistic per-track modes. Second hardware version in development: ratcheting, melodic channel, proper enclosure.

Repair and restoration of vintage synthesizers and keyboards. Roland SH-2000 (PSU rebuilt, carbonised trace fault resolved), Roland JX-8P, Roland JX-10, Roland S-550. Korg M-500, M-700, M1. Yamaha SY77, SY99. Kawai K1, K4, Q80. ELKA ER33 (full recap, regulators). Nord Modular G1. Waldorf Blofeld, Pulse+. Jomox MBase 11, XBase 09. And many more.

Arduino Nano-based TRS MIDI merger built on perfboard using 6N137 optocouplers. Part of an ongoing practice of building small utilities - interfaces, adapters, and signal routing tools - for studio and live contexts where commercial solutions don't fit.

Full MIDI retrofit of the Casio SK-1 sampler keyboard, now integrated into the studio MIDI chain on channel 1 alongside the Virus PowerCore. Key scanning matrix read and mapped; velocity sensitivity added.

Portable wireless access point built on Raspberry Pi 3B, purpose-built for SCORE CONTROL and large ensemble sessions. Fixed AP on wlan0, MAC-addressed DHCP leases for all performer devices. No internet required - self-contained, deploys in any venue in minutes.