Tag: max

  • (maxmsp) Demo Patchers and More Basics

    I uploaded two demo patchers to iLocker. (day03a.maxpat and day03b.maxpat) day03a just adds ctlin/ctlout and pgmout to the basic note pass through patcher from day 1. day03b adds two ways to control the toggle of the random arpeggiator patcher. The first way uses a midi key to turn the toggle on and off (user control).…

  • (maxmsp) Post Title Update

    Not exciting, but a necessary bookkeeping thing… I looked back over old posts, and it turns out that I hadn’t been very consistent with my post title tag for computer music 3/mumet 242. I changed the title tag (the part I put in parentheses at the beginning of the title) to “maxmsp.” Why it helps?…

  • (maxmsp) Programming and Max Basics

    Basic things you should know about programming and Max/MSP. Programming Basics Objects act on data. They do something. The object may already contain the data it needs to act, or it may receive the data from some other object. Messages are the data being passed between objects. In Max/MSP/Jitter anything that you place into the…

  • (maxmsp) Day 1 Example Patcher

    A significantly cleaned up and commented version of the first day patcher I demo’ed is in my iLocker account. http://ilocker.bsu.edu/users/kkothman/WORLD_SHARED/mumet242/examplepatchers/day01.maxpat I made multiple versions of the patcher, incorporating add-on functionality into a new patcher for each step. Scroll down for each successively more involved patcher. I plan on using this starting patcher as my way…

  • (maxmsp) Lecture Notes: coll, iter, key, timer

    Uncommented patches are in iLocker. Look for day7x-scratch.txt files. (3 files) Commented versions will follow. New objects: coll: stores lists of data with arbitrarily assignable index symbols. Lists don’t have to be same length, and through the intelligent use of symbols you can recall data with musically meaningful names. iter: like unpack, it breaks a…

  • (maxmsp) Lecture Notes: Help, Objects, and Messages

    Program Help Documentation is available in the Documentation sub-folder of the MaxMSP 4.6 application folder. The Max46Fundamentals.pdf and Max46Tutorials.pdf files are useful at the beginning. The Max46Reference.pdf covers every object available in Max. Note that documentation with the “Max” prefix refer to the non-audio objects. “MSP” labeled doc’s deal with the audio objects. Mouseover help…