Text2Synth

Text2Synth is a software instrument synthesizer which, in addition to functioning as a traditional synth, can also generate synth patches from qualitative text input. It is still in development, and thus the system architecture is subject to change, but the text-to-synth model will likely be based on a transformer encoder-decoder architecture and will employ the JUCE framework for the GUI.

As a musician myself, my goal with this project is not to create a tool to replace or subvert traditional sound design methods, but rather to give artists of various levels of experience the opportunity to experiment intuitively with new synth patches while still allowing full technical autonomy.

Batch Loudness for Dolby Atmos Album Assembler

A script for the Soundflow platform which automates the process of loudness analysis in the Dolby Atmos Album Assembler. I wrote this function alongside Dolby Atmos mix engineer Luke Argilla to address a pain point in his workflow. The impetus for this project was that for projects with either a large number of tracks or particularly long tracks, the process of individually analyzing each track can be prohibitively time consuming. With this script, an Atmos mastering engineer can set up their DA3 session and walk away to do other work while every track in the session is analyzed. The code for this project is hosted on my Github. Feel free to use it, tweak it, and let me know if it's helped you at all!