jit.bfg provides basis functions including various noise contours.
Here is yet another example co-opted from dude837 tutorial 30: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoCpbxslvS8
This is a set of color bars composited with a noise gradient.
Original components:
Colorbars
Noise gradient function
A few minor changes were made to the original patch, including addition of comments and presets.
https://github.com/tkzic/max-projects
folder: bfg
patch: dude837-tut30-tz.maxpat
From tutorial 21b by dude837
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COl3ft1PPNU
There was a problem with the spheres not returning to the resting position. They were constantly expanded outward. By removing the frame rate trigger from qmetro, and triggering only when audio data is received, the response was improved. You can also set signal amplitude going into the bonk~ object.
https://github.com/tkzic/max-projects
Folder: physics
Project: bumper-phsyics
External objects: bonk~ from: http://vud.org/max/
Design a synthesizer is Max – Part 2
The hi object: for reading human interface devices (like game controllers. Use the code in the Max help file to get started.
Boids sonification: https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18388
Random walk sonification: https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18455
How would you design a patch to automatically select (trim) a sound from a buffer that contained silence and background noise as well as music?
How do you use wireless controllers, like a wiimote, with Max?
Demonstrate M4L devices in class next week.
Yet another Basic synthesizer design
See part 1 here: https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18511
waveform~ object
record~ object.
How to design voice activated recording?
groove~ (Max 7 only)
M4L preset management: https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18557
poly~ object
https://reactivemusic.net/?p=11732
local: poly-generic-example1.maxpat (polyphonic)
Wave~ sample player: https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18354
local: m4l: poly-synth1.als (aaa-polysynth2.amxd)
automation and UI design (review)
Distributing M4L devices
How to create a Live ‘Pack’
by Winksound
How to use the Max preset object inside of M4L.
There is some confusion about how to use Max presets in a M4L device. The method described here lets you save and recall presets with a device inside of a Live set, without additional files or dialog boxes. It uses pattrstorage. It works automatically with the Live UI objects.
It also works with other Max UI objects by connecting them to pattr objects.
Its based on an article by Gregory Taylor: https://cycling74.com/2011/05/19/max-for-live-tutorial-adding-pattr-presets-to-your-live-session/
https://github.com/tkzic/max-for-live-projects
Folder: presets
Patch: aaa-preset3.amxd
Instructions are included inside the patch. You will need to add objects and then set attributes for those objects in the inspector. For best results, set the inspector values after adding each object
Write the patch in this order:
For each UI object:
For each object, connect the middle outlet of a pattr object (with a parameter name as an argument) to the left inlet of the UI object. For example:
Then in inspector for each UI object:
Give the object a name argument, for example: pattrstorage zoo. The name can be anything, its not important. Then in the inspector for pattrstorage:
In the inspector for the preset object:
The preset numbers go from 1-n. They can be fed directly into the pattrstorage object – for example if you wanted to use an external controller
You can name the presets (slotnames). See the pattrstorage help file
You can interpolate between presets. See pattrstorage help file
If you add a new UI object to the patch after pattrstorage is set up, you will need to re-save the presets with the correct setting of the new UI object. Or you can edit the pattrstorage data.
Images of original paintings
at shopgoodwill.com
http://www.shopgoodwill.com/listings/listByCat.asp?catID=71&ending=Items
Painting by Mimi Becker
Max/MSP, Jitter, Processing, and OSC
By Peter Wiessenthaner
(totally under construction)
Various connections
Example by Peter Wiessenthaner https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18529
Examples: https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18655
Visualization of an audio signal from Max.
Tutorial by dude837
Max patch and processing sketch: http://otherbirds.com/tutorials (Processing 1: Deception)
Cefwithsyphon for Max (Web video streaming): https://reactivemusic.net/?p=11371
jit.desktop
Processing in a Web browser.
Next week we will present mid-term projects in class
(In addition to looking at student work in progress.)
Ableton Push as low resolution video display: https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18473
Jitter Open GL Physics example fixed (dude837 21b “bumper”) https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18585
Random walk synthesizer: https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18455
Basis functions using jit.bfg – an alternative to ordinary noise. https://reactivemusic.net/?p=18594
Rokvid M4L (Adam Rokhsar)
The difference between Jitter video matrixes and Open GL matrixes
image playlists (picturething2)
opening up vizzie and bpatchers in general
Yet another basic synthesizer design.
First in a 3 part series for Berklee EP-341 Max/MSP course
https://github.com/tkzic/max-projects
Folder: Synth-design-2
patch: synth-thing1
