Max Objects Database

Max Stuff Here are a few things that the Max/MSP community might find either useful or amusing: Scrambler - last modified 3/13/07 Maxie Control - last modified 2/16/06 Gesture Recorder - last modified 3/2/07 The Mill - last modified 4/22/08 Time Lag Accumulator - last modified 6/26//08 Max for Live Max/MSP diary part 3: learning the basics Afflicted with an almost unnatural desire to learn Max/MSP properly (read fear of blog-publicised failure), it took me two instalments of my Max/MSP diary just to ensure I wasn't holding the program upside-down. This week, however, certain I was approaching my quest to learn the ludicrously involved program from the right direction, I actually dived in and started using the thing. And it's brilliant. Starting out On the advice of Tom Newell, one of my Maxite (not a type of industrial glue) consultants, I started with the Max side of the Max/MSP/Jitter parcel. Max 5's tutorials are fantastic. Patches Max patches, I learnt, are made up of different objects all connected together. Max is so diverse that it's difficult for me to pick a specific, practical example, but you get the idea: each object generally actions a very minor, simple task within the chain, which, as part of a larger process, creates something useful. Above: At tutorial nine, things suddenly got a lot more complicated

Learning Max/MSP