Products
Systems that translate
nature into sound
Each product uses computer vision to analyse a different aspect of the natural world and convert it into MIDI — ready for your DAW, modular synth, or live performance setup.
Other Sonification Projects
Pulsar Sonification
Rapid-fire beacons from deep space, rearranged for headphones
A speculative listening lab that treats timing residuals as melodic DNA—folding dispersion measures, wind-compressed epochs, and synthetic chirp banks into a patch bay that has strong opinions about coffee. Placeholder prose until the real story ships.
Key capabilities
- Arrival-time stubs for quick A/B takes
- DM-influenced pitch wander (mock data)
- Export to whichever DAW forgives you today
Scanline
When the raster ghosts decide to jam
Borrowed CRT vocabulary meets naive MIDI: horizontal sweeps become velocity ramps, blanking intervals argue with the hi-hats, and a pretend sync generator keeps threatening to quantize everything to Prime Video cadence. Swap this wall of text when the build is honest.
Key capabilities
- Synthetic retrace shading for drama
- Jitter buffer full of personality
- One-click panic revert (emotional)
DESIsonica
Survey tiles, but make them headphone-sized
Turning mock clustering labels and pretend redshift bins into wandering bass motion—because nothing says rigor like a placeholder paragraph that still gestures at cosmology, target lists, and a nightly pipeline that definitely exists in this paragraph only.
Key capabilities
- Fiber-assigned fiction for demos
- Placeholder LRG cut with theatrical flair
- Nightly 'reduction' that reduces mainly stress