I want to add different effects such as reverberation or chorus to my wav files. Is there any effects units in max msp or can anyone suggest an object that might be involved so I can look at the help files.

Hi,
I want to add different effects such as reverberation or chorus to my wav files. Is there any effects units in max msp or can anyone suggest an object that might be involved so I can look at the help files.

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Schroeder/Moorer reverb external for Pure Data and Max/MSP

freeverb~ version 1.2
Schroeder/Moorer reverb external for Pure Data and Max/MSP
written by Olaf Matthes http://www.akustische-kunst.org/maxmsp/


Sorry I forgot it needs to be programmed into max msp rather then using anything external

external in this case is another name for a MaxMSP object

external in this case is another name for a MaxMSP object
download from this url http://www.akustische-kunst.org/maxmsp/


If all you want to do is add effect processing to existing 

soundfiles, there are simpler and more time-efficient methods to 

accomplish this. Any decent audio recorder/mixer/editor program 

(including numerous freeware & shareware applications) will support 

some sort of plugin or other processing format.

On the other hand, if what you want is to dynamically and/or 

algorithmically control the processing in real-time or build your own 

effects processors, then MaxMSP is a great way to do so. There are 

the basic building blocks for reverbs, delays, filters, etc., 

available in the standard distribution, and numerous 3rd party 

objects with more fully-developed capabilities. Search the forum 

archives for relevant topics for numerous ideas and patches.

1) Work through and run the MSP tutorials, particularly those dealing 

2) Look up all the objects in these tutorials in the MSP reference 

manual to get familiar with how they work and how to use them

3) Build a few simple processors of your own that you can save as 

4) Have a look at maxobjects.com for a plethora of processing objects 

5) Look at the vst/au implementations within MaxMSP (check the 

reference manual) to use processing plugins directly within MaxMSP

> I want to add different effects such as reverberation or chorus to 

> my wav files. Is there any effects units in max msp or can anyone 

> suggest an object that might be involved so I can look at the help 

If all you want to do is add effect processing to existing  
soundfiles, there are simpler and more time-efficient methods to  
accomplish this. Any decent audio recorder/mixer/editor program  
(including numerous freeware & shareware applications) will support  
some sort of plugin or other processing format.

On the other hand, if what you want is to dynamically and/or  
algorithmically control the processing in real-time or build your own  
effects processors, then MaxMSP is a great way to do so. There are  
the basic building blocks for reverbs, delays, filters, etc.,  
available in the standard distribution, and numerous 3rd party  
objects with more fully-developed capabilities. Search the forum  
archives for relevant topics for numerous ideas and patches.

1) Work through and run the MSP tutorials, particularly those dealing  
with processing (#25-31)
2) Look up all the objects in these tutorials in the MSP reference  
manual to get familiar with how they work and how to use them
3) Build a few simple processors of your own that you can save as  
abstractions and use in other patches
4) Have a look at maxobjects.com for a plethora of processing objects  
& abstractions
5) Look at the vst/au implementations within MaxMSP (check the  
reference manual) to use processing plugins directly within MaxMSP

>
> Hi,
> I want to add different effects such as reverberation or chorus to  
> my wav files. Is there any effects units in max msp or can anyone  
> suggest an object that might be involved so I can look at the help  
> files.
>
> Many thanks,
> Carl
>

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