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Spectral blur — sound smears through time, from intact pitch to infinite wash.
A spectral black hole — audio redshifts toward a floor frequency and time dilates as mass accumulates.
An anti-mass spectral leveler — buried detail lifts into audibility, peaks flatten toward the floor.
Granular reverb — a reverb tail fragmented into crystalline, disintegrating decays.
Your sample library as a navigable map — tempo, key, and sonic similarity, drag straight into your DAW.
Captures FFT frames from a chosen frequency band and replays them at random — freeze, scatter, or stutter a range while the rest of the signal passes clean.
Auto-sorts a sample library by reading path context, file metadata, and librosa spectral analysis — every sample filed into the right folder, in place.
A growing family of terminal-controlled instruments — drive a granular synth and a drum machine entirely from the command line, each with a live Textual TUI.
Six browser instruments for taking video apart — corruption, contamination, displacement, layering, resequencing, and audio-driven melt, all real-time on Canvas.
Web search → local-LLM synthesis with cited answers. Perplexity, without sending your queries anywhere.
Offline dictation — hold a key, talk, and cleaned-up text lands in whatever window has focus.
A dataset investigation workbench — from a raw download to verified findings.
Indoor mapping and wayfinding authoring — floors, rooms, doors, cross-floor routing.
Modular AR audio-visual instruments for Android — camera, motion, and generative audio composed into playable artifacts.
A single-player poker table that tracks the stats conversation — VPIP, PFR, aggression — while you play.
A pray-to-unlock app blocker — your phone opens after a guided prayer, not before.
A desktop pomodoro timer that stays out of the way — tray-native, no account, no sync.
A dispatch hub for Claude Code sessions — queue work, launch sessions, watch tokens and cost.