By Brady Forrest
Max/MSP Jitter depot
‘Black boxes’ to deconstruct.
By Michael Zbyszynski at CNMAT
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/system/files/attachments/Zbyszynski_ICMC07.pdf
- download: http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/library/max_msp_jitter_depot
- Max/MSP day school syllabus http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/library/2009_max_msp_jitter_day_school_syllabus
Vision and sound with Max
A variety of Max patches
By Chris Muir
http://www.xfade.com/max/examples/
By Eigenfel
http://www.sfu.ca/~eigenfel/software.html
Funcube with HSM upconverter
notes
After months away from this project I am at this moment listening to 40 meter cw signals via the High Sierra Microwave (HSM) upconverter into the funcube via Max/MSP.
The Max funcube external doesn’t provide a way to turn on the bias tee current which powers the HSM device, so… I am using this version of the FCHid software to turn on bias tee, and set LNA to 0db, while using Max to tune the funcube. This is on windows and both programs can run at the same time.
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/FCDevelopment/files/FCHID/
Prior versions of FCHid don’t have the checkbox for bias tee.
Next on the agenda will be to make this work in Mac OS.
First impressions: signals seem a bit weak, although it could be atmospheric conditions. Filtering isn’t great but its adequate – it just doesn’t have the ‘punch’ you get with a good selective receiver… Which is why nobody in their right might would actually design a shortwave receiver this way.
Update: got it working on mac os using version 3.2 of QtHid to toggle the bias-t – this version is the latest as of the time of this post and was bundled with the dmg.
csound~ installation
notes
I have installed the latest csound~ object in Max -from:
http://www.davixology.com/csound%7E.html
Installed the float version to: ~tkzic/csound/max folder
todo: get the csound for live object running and find out where the catalog is stored, or order the CD.
Everything is at http://www.csoundforlive.com/ Or: http://www.csounds.com/
Launchpad See-and-Say
Kinect with Syphon and Max
Using Syphon to get Max/MSP visuals into Quartz Composer.
By Iyad Assaf
Synapse for Kinect
Osc interface for Max and Ableton Live
By Ryan Challinor
http://synapsekinect.tumblr.com/post/6307790318/synapse-for-kinect
Synapse is an open source skeleton driver that sends out skeleton data via OSC. The data can then be processed in Max or M4L. There are interesting M4L devices available in a set called dubkinect that demonstrates body movement controlling Midi devices and triggering clips.
Using this technique today I was able to create a 3D air piano. You can send the Kinect data from Synapse into QuartzComposer at the same time you are doing the M4L audio program.
The Beat Wheel (by Ryan Challinor) : http://youtu.be/napIffdEHdk
code: http://wiki.musichackday.org/index.php?title=Kinect_BeatWheel
Note: the code crashed in Max6 but worked fine in Max5 on this 30th of July…
(Edit 9/24/2012) Just started looking at the patch for beatWheel – need to parse out the hand movement stuff and also look at the Max for Live dubkinect stuff to get a better sense of what the OSC commands are and the data range for various movements.
Computer Music 2011
By Brad Garton and Bryan Jacobs at Columbia University
http://music.columbia.edu/cmc/courses/g6610/fall2011/index.html
Software examples: http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/software/index.html