Max Mellman

@belovedmelody
26 Followers
226 Following
483 Posts
Developer of Educational Musical Software Instruments
Websitehttps://iloveapiano.app
Email[email protected]
App Store Linkhttps://apps.apple.com/us/app/i-love-a-piano/id6741090321
Max Mellman2d ago
Feeling good on Opus 4.7 so far.
Max Mellman4d ago
Been thinking about regular people’s resistance to using AI and the negative connotations around it. Meanwhile, corporations are begging workers to use AI. Whatever the environmental damage from AI, it must be coming mostly from corporations. Meanwhile, we’re missing out on regular people’s creativity because of the narrative.
Show threadMax MellmanApr 10
@neilsardesai damn here’s another one in a similar vein: https://x.com/azlenelza/status/2042369074223857698
Azlen (@azlenelza) on X

What if an infinite canvas squishes to the sides of the screen as you move about? Two dimensional peripheral vision

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Max MellmanApr 7
Reposting this fun musical interaction I made the other night. Musical UIs are so fun!
Max MellmanApr 6
@neilsardesai check out this macOS infinite canvas concept: https://x.com/_annieversary/status/2041189776418615559
annie (@_annieversary) on X

i had the day off so i turned macos into an infinite canvas

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Show threadMax MellmanApr 6
These roses are made from a SwiftUI component I designed called NoteButton, which also forms the basis of the keys in my app “I Love a Piano.” It’s a button that takes MIDI values as an argument, sustains the note while pressed, and enables sliding between buttons.
Show threadMax MellmanApr 6
The interaction is fun, but nothing beats the original:
Max MellmanApr 6
One of my students drew an adorable set of solfège roses, so I tried bringing them to life in SwiftUI.
Max MellmanMar 31
Toying with touchable notation in I Love a Piano
Max MellmanMar 27
@matthewcassinelli thanks for the follow, Matt! An honor!