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Get the LowkeyNW Package by Nathan Wolek
Last week, Gregory reviewed Curtis Roads’ Microsound, so it’s only fitting that this week we’ve added Nathan Wolek’s LowkeyNW package to the Max Package Manager. Among other things, this little package...
View ArticleSuper-Loopers and Beyond: A Chat With Christopher Jakobi
I first ran across Christopher Jakobi when when he posted a video of his piece Aurora Drone early last fall on the Forum (you can download the Max patch for it here). It struck me then – as now – a an...
View ArticleGet Comfortable within the Max js Object
Let’s spend some quality time with a special Max 7 feature: Javascript access to the MSP buffer~ object. I’ll walk you through how to read and write samples, resize buffer memory, write lowpass filters...
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Newsletter #51: Looper, js Magic, and more.
This week, Cycling ’74 chats about Super-Loopers, shares some js magic, and goes granular. Read the newsletter and subscribe below! * indicates required Email Address * Max Experience Level (Choose...
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Interesting by Any Stretch of the Imagination
Sometimes a project produces great results, and sometimes it helps you create better work of your own. This week, I explore something that has done both for me: A little project called Turning Beyonce...
View ArticlePackage Manager Features in Max 7.2.2
One of the cool features added to Max 7.2.2 is the ability to inform us – and other users – about the value of a package. This includes the new package rating system, which allows you to give a 1-5...
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Newsletter #52: Max 7.2.2 Released, Objects for Stretching, and more.
This week, Cycling ’74 releases an update to Max, suggests objects for stretching, and seeks out good answers. Read the newsletter and subscribe below! * indicates required Email Address * Max...
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Additions to our Website
Over the years, I’ve been impressed with the Max community’s dedication to learning and exploring. It’s pretty rare to hear a Max user say: “Yeah, I’m done now. Nothing new to learn here.” It’s more...
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