I’ve been tinkering with different ways technology can shape digital and creative experiences: * - Experimental three.js walk: an interactive “walkthrough résumé” built in 3D. * - Noise reduction web app: browser-based audio cleaning experiment. * - Text-to-speech prototype: exploring phonics and synthetic voice. * - Interactive MIDI player: real-time browser music
Learning to Walk in the Park I had this piano teacher who used to make me do the wildest things - play with my arms crossed, in the dark, sometimes even blindfolded. It sounds ridiculous, but the logic was clear: if I could handle those chaotic challenges, then performing under
Legit or Just Lucky? Confusion Matrix This matrix is encouraging. Most key predictions land cleanly on the diagonal — meaning the model is mostly getting things right. There’s some confusion between C and Eb, and a bit around Ab, but these are musically adjacent and share many pitches. That kind
Key Detection Progress I spent today improving my key classification project and got some pretty decent results! The model is trained to recognize the musical key of audio clips using features like chroma, tonnetz, and spectral contrast. I also made sure the top-3 predictions are returned with confidence scores, which