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Cycling ’74 Releases Cyclops for Mac Intel

Cycling '74, a San Francisco-based music and video software company, today released Cyclops v. 1.3 which adds Universal Binary sup...

A Visit to the Seoul International Computer Music Festival

The Seoul International Computer Music Festival (SICMF) is a yearly event sponsored by the Korean Electro-Acoustic Music Society (...

Getting Around in Radial

I've been asked to write a couple of articles that discuss how I learned radiaL, and how I approach using it in a live performance...

C74 Tries Marketing to Kids (and Soccer Moms)

Cycling '74 has received its share of athletic sponsorship requests during its nine year history. Typically these have been bicycl...

Those Invalid Objects are Back

The great news is that Fällt is back with a nicely redesigned website. The whole site is well worth a visit and a listen, but you...

An Interview With Tim Place

In this interview, Tim Place speaks about his work as a developer and artist, charting the numerous development projects which poo...

ReWire Essentials, Part Two

In this second installment of the ReWire Essentials series, we are going to look at hosting ReWire client applications. Clients ro...

We Missed You In New Orleans

This last week saw several Cycling '74 folks leaving behind their solitary monastic cells and journeying to the great city of N'aw...

Life of Schwag

Just so you know we care about giving away free stuff to promote our company, here is a list of things that have been given away o...

The Phase Vocoder – Part I

The phase vocoder is a tool used to perform time-stretching and pitch-shifting on recorded sounds. Its name derives from the early...

Networking: Max talking to Max

Networking is a sometimes confusing world. There are many networking options built into Max, and this article will endeavour to ma...

Cycling ’74 Features Software Update For JazzMutant Lemur At AES

Cycling '74 today demonstrated the recently released version 1.5 software for JazzMutant Lemur control surface. The update is avai...

Cycling ’74 Releases Entire Line of Plug-in Products for Mac Intel

Cycling '74, a San Francisco-based music software company, today released Pluggo v. 3.6, Hipno v. 1.1, Mode v. 1.3 and UpMix 1.1 w...

ReWire Essentials 1: From Max/MSP to Your Host

While there are many methods to move MIDI and audio data between programs on a computer, ReWire (developed by Propellerheads) has ...

Heard from My Desk on a Sunny Afternoon

I was sitting at my desk today and overheard a tiny piece of a story from a co-worker. I'm sharing it because, well, we all need t...

Cycling ’74 Updates Max/MSP/Jitter for Mac Intel

Cycling '74, a San Francisco-based music software company, today released Max/MSP v. 4.6 and Jitter v. 1.6 which add Universal Bin...

A Video Interview with North Pitney, Installation Artist

North Pitney: Making the virtual space real.

A Video Interview with Matthew Lewis, Graphics Research Specialist

Matthew Lewis: Education through synesthetic study and play.

A Video Interview with Jamie Lidell, Musician and Performer

Jamie Lidell: Rocking the "one man human tornado".

A Video Interview with Kevin Blechdom, Musician and Performer

Kevin Blechdom: Mind expansion through Max/MSP.

A Video Interview with AGF, Musician

AGF: Falling in love with patches.

A Noisy Matrix

Many people already know that Jitter can be a fantastic tool for video processing, but what about audio? Used with a bit of clever...

5.1 Overview

With the proliferation of inexpensive home theater sound systems and the easy access to surround sound authoring tools, theater-st...

Stupid JS Trick #2: Dragging a Window Around

Welcome to the second installment of Stupid JS Tricks. If you missed the previous installment, you can take trip back in time to s...