Environments for Sound Exploration
Rats & Children: Game of Life Sequencer
Gardening as an interface for Composition
Sonic Sketcher: Synth for Painting in VR
V(R)ALIS: words of a book as sound objects
Vibe Coding of Sound Artifacts
In Stanford’s 220A: Computer-Generated Sound, we explored the creation of musical artifacts, including several data sonification tools, through real-time, LLM-assisted workflows implemented entirely with Web Audio technologies. Under the guidance of Dr. Chris Chafe at CCRMA, the course is structured around two weekly exercises: first, a traditionally hand-coded music software application; and second, an LLM-generated counterpart, where the emphasis shifts from technical implementation to creative ideation and system design.
MIDI / Symbolic
SonicBin: Language for binary to MIDI
Harmony Maker: MIDI Chord Generator
Others
SacredVis: Visualizer and Feedback
Sweet Touch: Audio-Tactile Controller
Lines&Dots
Sample(V)r: Sampler for VR







