Gothic Grandma.
The workshop, the display room, and the invention room, all at once. Here's what's made by hand — hire the maker to make it, or something like it, or more. Nathan Baune, creator of Gothic Grandma and Founding Director of Laboratories, working alone.
Consulting revenue here funds the House without outside money — the full explanation is on About.
A sync/logic instrument — the instrument plus the analysis, supported by a named human. Co-owned company IP from day one; shown here while it's still in development, moving to .Laboratories once it's a real, purchasable product.
Pseudo-random sync signal generator for temporal alignment of multi-device recordings (motion capture, EEG, eye tracking) via cross-correlation.
Explore Kanon →The band's hardware rig — sensor triggers, MIDI switching, enclosure CAD. A craft-showcase build; graduates to Laboratories if it's ever productized.
More soon →A design language for 3D-printed enclosures — joinery, not injection-moulding vocabulary. Printed geometry does the work fasteners normally do.
Explore QUILT →Capability proof, not traction proof. No path to becoming a company product, and none needed — a well-made thing built alone is exactly the evidence a bespoke engagement asks for, whether or not anyone else ever used it.
A flashcard app — polished, self-used, no other users. Built solo end to end.
More soon →A real-time audio analysis engine (C++) with a vocal-training desktop app (C#/Avalonia) on top — pitch via CREPE, live at shows driving lights and visuals.
More soon →Content note: media above is placeholder — real footage and screenshots to follow. This pass is content layout, not final assets.
Custom experimental equipment, VR development, lab-equipment integration, consulting and contract engagements. If it's worth building well, it's worth a conversation.
Get in touch →More background at nathanabaune.com