Audio DSP
DSP code creation in multiple platforms such as Max/Gen, Juce and Max4Live, with attention to synthesis, assisted composition and interface control.
Tools that treat audio and video across platforms and scenarios
MODEL 601 VST3 version
A software instrument path that ports the original TouchDesigner prototype toward VST3 behavior, polyphonic use and a more stable production environment.
Hardware instruments and boards
Research on hardware versions, converters, audio codec boards and hybrid paths between digital control, physical interfaces and multichannel sound.
Cross-platform instrument logic
Instrument ideas move between TouchDesigner, Max/MSP, JUCE, VST, VCV Rack and possible FPGA-oriented implementations.
Current focus
HW to VST
DSP
Interface
From audiovisual prototype to playable instrument
Porting the original TD prototype
The research studies how the MODEL 601 signal flow can migrate from a visual programming environment toward FPGA, VST, VCV Rack and other instrument formats.
DSP and waveform logic
Waveform generation, waveshaping, modulation, fractal functions and control strategies are written as reusable code units for future musical instruments.
Musical control and assisted composition
Software instruments become places where synthesis, performance interfaces, assisted composition and audiovisual control can be studied together.
Code and hardware directions
Rapid DSP prototyping
Max and Gen sketches are used to test oscillator behavior, waveform functions, control logic and audio-rate experiments.
Plugin development
JUCE and VST3 development translate prototypes into instruments that can be tested inside DAWs and production workflows.
Audio hardware interfaces
AD7616 and AD1937 board studies point toward hybrid musical instruments, multichannel audio and physical control surfaces.
Areas to document
Hardware and software instruments
A family of instruments, panels and modules that connect sound design, synthesis, interface design and audiovisual control.
VST3 and hardware versions
The MODEL 601 path connects a TouchDesigner prototype, software instrument development and hardware-oriented instrument research.
AD7616 and AD1937 studies
Converter and codec boards are documented as part of a broader practice around multichannel, controllable and modular audio systems.