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A first look at MIR, an instrument I’ve been working on.
While the hardware is taking shape, the software is already available, with beta access opening soon.
Today I'm open-sourcing Anti Tapes 🔊
Ten years ago, my brother and I started A\T as an experiment in interactive sound design. The idea was simple: what if interfaces and digital products had their own sound identity? Instead of individual sound files, you design an entire sound language from a single theme. Every sound is generated live, responding to interaction and context.
As my focus shifts to other projects, it feels like the right time to open things up and see where others take it. The engine is now open source, and the studio is free for personal use.
Generative, adaptive, ambient interfaces are changing what we design and how people navigate through them.
When an interface can redraw itself, what should we count? Clicks, or commitments?
I wrote Three Depths of Interaction, with two interactive studies, to explore how interaction can stay understandable through access, orientation and resolution.
Designers, researchers, and anyone interested in human interaction: read the argument, try the studies, and tell me where it breaks.
adidot.com/three-depths
I've been working on a new type of hardware synthesizer. I'm opening a small alpha of its software version to musicians, producers, and sound designers.
DM for details.
Time to dust off a few interaction ideas.
NUI is a growing collection of interaction concepts. Each explores a single idea, gesture, physical metaphor, or way of seeing or hearing through an interaction.
No frameworks.
No templates.
adidizdarevic.com/nui
DAS is a real-time design environment.
Where computation meets intent.
Private beta opens in February.
das.app/
Weekend noodling.
100% human-made nodes, 90% vibe-coding for a custom generative audio sequencer & polysynth.
Designing for interpreters that interpret interpreters
We are no longer designing for users in the traditional sense. We are designing for interpreters who parse, reframe, and serve meaning before humans see the context.
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Just published the first essay via smmn journal.
A reflection on where interface design has brought us, and where it might take us next.
→ smmn.substack.com/p/the-gui-…
Here’s a small interactive preview of the upcoming Anti Tapes revival, a service shaping sound for digital and tactile experiences.
Tech: Graphics via cables.gl and @LottieFiles , sound via Tone.js. Deployed with Cloudflare and GitHub.
anti.fyi/
Today, I’m happy to share a first glimpse of smmn.
A leap toward a new interaction and design language.
smmn.ai/
Design as language.
Portfolio as evolving statement.
Play with the new iteration: adidizdarevic.com/about
As spring unfolds and foliage, thanks to chlorophyll, enters its spectral peak, it also marks the start of a new infrared season. Something I’ve been drawn to for nearly a decade through full-spectrum photography.
This year, I put together a dedicated page for the project (🔗 in comments).
More to come, including high-quality studio prints.
