Tools, code and collaborations built for music-technology education.

• KeyNortia (2026) — Turn your computer keyboard into a MIDI instrument. A piano or a button accordion on the small keys, with a different instrument for every keyboard. Keynortia sends MIDI notes to any synthesizer, sampler, plugdata patch or DAW you like, exactly as if you were playing a MIDI keyboard.
• calc-buffer (2026) — calcolatrice buffer audio
• sinentropy (2026) — a tiny text-based language for additive synthesis in the browser (oscillators, envelopes, modulation, spectral entropy), used as a teaching example for Informatica Musicale
• Great Eugenio (2020) — Csound / Arduino. Embedded sine-wave granulator on Raspberry Pi, controlled through a serial connection to an Arduino fitted with physical controls for the synthesis parameters, dedicated to Maestro Eugenio Giordani
• Tutorials & code repositories — example code and tutorials for SuperCollider, Csound and Csound-Max, published on GitHub
• Sonification for chemistry education (2012–2018, with Prof. Teresa Cecchi, ITIS Montani, Fermo) — three sonification/modelling tools used in secondary-school chemistry teaching: a 2012 tool built on the theoretical workings of chromatographic analysis, to demonstrate art–science interdisciplinarity; HPLC chromatographic data mapped to frequency bands (2018); and a Briggs–Rauscher chemical-oscillator sonification for teaching antioxidant processes (2017)