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I'm wondering if there are any applications written in Max or Jitter that do not need Ma or Jitter to run.

I just want to see the capabilities of passing on patches or applications to others that do not have Max or Jitter.

I'm wondering if there are any applications written in Max or Jitter that do not need Ma or Jitter to run.
I just want to see the capabilities of passing on patches or applications to others that do not have Max or Jitter.
Thanks


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Do you mean like standalones? If you do, check out the tutorials.

On Mar 27, 2008, at 10:29 AM, JP Spencer wrote:

> I'm wondering if there are any applications written in Max or Jitter 

> I just want to see the capabilities of passing on patches or 

> applications to others that do not have Max or Jitter.

Do you mean like standalones?  If you do, check out the tutorials.

>
> Hey all,
>
> I'm wondering if there are any applications written in Max or Jitter  
> that do not need Ma or Jitter to run.
> I just want to see the capabilities of passing on patches or  
> applications to others that do not have Max or Jitter.
> Thanks


Yes stand alone applications that can be distributed without the new owner having any Max software.

Are there any freeware versions of this that you are aware of?

Am I correct in that Livid Union is made solely in Max and Jitter and then created as a stand alone application that is sold on without any further involvement with Max?

Thanks for the help. This may be the deciding factor whether to change from PD to Max.

Yes stand alone applications that can be distributed without the new owner having any Max software.
Are there any freeware versions of this that you are aware of?

Thanks for the help. This may be the deciding factor whether to change from PD to Max.


On Mar 27, 2008, at 9:17 AM, JP Spencer wrote:

> Am I correct in that Livid Union is made solely in Max and Jitter 

> and then created as a stand alone application that is sold on 

> without any further involvement with Max?

I don't know about Livid Union, but yes, you can make standalone 

applications that you can distribute, with no further license fee in 

The one catch is that for Max 4, there is a license fee for Windows 

applications, because of a 3rd party library that Max uses for the 

Windows port. The dependence on this library is gone in Max 5, so it 

will be free for Windows applications made in Max 5.

On Mar 27, 2008, at 9:17 AM, JP Spencer wrote:
> Am I correct in that Livid Union is made solely in Max and Jitter  
> and then created as a stand alone application that is sold on  
> without any further involvement with Max?

I don't know about Livid Union, but yes, you can make standalone  
applications that you can distribute, with no further license fee in  
Max/MSP/Jitter.

The one catch is that for Max 4, there is a license fee for Windows  
applications, because of a 3rd party library that Max uses for the  
Windows port. The dependence on this library is gone in Max 5, so it  
will be free for Windows applications made in Max 5.

Chris Muir
cbm@well.com	
http://www.xfade.com

Any applications that don't need Max