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Hey everyone, this is my first post here, but I've been using max/msp jitter for about 6 months now, and made various applications, most of which using aka.wiiremote by Masayuki Akamatsu.

My question: has anyone made a patch to connect the 3g iphone using the 2.1 firmware. I've been searching these forums and a few others but it seems as if a decent method for connect the iphone to max has been lost since the 2.0 software and the loss of installer.app

I noticed that Masayuki Akamatsu has done some development for the iphone 3g and has applications in the store, however none of them seem to be related to connecting Max.

Anyone have any ideas? and I apologize if someone has already posted this question, but I wasn't able to find a solid answer from anything I have found.

Hey everyone, this is my first post here, but I've been using max/msp jitter for about 6 months now, and made various applications, most of which using  aka.wiiremote by Masayuki Akamatsu.

iphone-3g-to-max-msp

There are two applications in the app store that send Open Sound Control (OSC) messages to Max. One is called TouchOSC and the other OSCemote. They are both around $1.

I've tried both apps and I think they are both pretty solid. TouchOsc has a wider variety of layouts, but OSCemote has the capability of sending accelerometer data over OSC. 

There are two applications in the app store that send Open Sound Control (OSC) messages to Max. One is called TouchOSC and the other OSCemote. They are both around $1. 

I've tried both apps and I think they are both pretty solid. TouchOsc has a wider variety of layouts, but OSCemote has the capability of sending accelerometer data over OSC.  


buy OSCemote from the app store or some of those midi controllers in 

there is still installer, check the ipone dev website

but I dont think Masayuki has updated his software yet in any case.

> Hey everyone, this is my first post here, but I've been using max/ 

> msp jitter for about 6 months now, and made various applications, 

> most of which using aka.wiiremote by Masayuki Akamatsu.

> My question: has anyone made a patch to connect the 3g iphone using 

> the 2.1 firmware. I've been searching these forums and a few others 

> but it seems as if a decent method for connect the iphone to max has 

> been lost since the 2.0 software and the loss of installer.app

> I noticed that Masayuki Akamatsu has done some development for the 

> iphone 3g and has applications in the store, however none of them 

> Anyone have any ideas? and I apologize if someone has already posted 

> this question, but I wasn't able to find a solid answer from 

buy OSCemote from the app store or some of those midi controllers in  
the music section and you're done
there is still installer, check the ipone dev website
but I dont think Masayuki has updated his software yet in any case.

>
> Hey everyone, this is my first post here, but I've been using max/ 
> msp jitter for about 6 months now, and made various applications,  
> most of which using  aka.wiiremote by Masayuki Akamatsu.
>
> My question: has anyone made a patch to connect the 3g iphone using  
> the 2.1 firmware. I've been searching these forums and a few others  
> but it seems as if a decent method for connect the iphone to max has  
> been lost since the 2.0 software and the loss of installer.app
>
> I noticed that Masayuki Akamatsu has done some development for the  
> iphone 3g and has applications in the store, however none of them  
> seem to be related to connecting Max.
>
> Anyone have any ideas? and I apologize if someone has already posted  
> this question, but I wasn't able to find a solid answer from  
> anything I have found.
>
> Thanks a lot!


I'm pumped to try these. Question though: is it OK to install the new firmware over a jailbroken iPhone, or will Apple "know" this and send its jailbreak police to come and beat me? Or worse, cause my phone to blow up?

Great, I got OSCemote installed and running on my iphone, it looks exactly what I'm looking for.

I'm looking now for a Max/MSP patch for connecting the OSC to my patch and having it control my arduino. I have everything in place but the connection from the phone. Again I've been looking around but I must have missed some acronym at some point and cant seem to find anything to get me into Max.

it is fine to install the 2.1 update over a jailbroken phone. you will have to re-jailbreak it, but nothing else bad will happen, as far as i can tell (having done it earlier this week).

OSCemote and TouchOSC are great, but anyone know of an iphone app that will allow one to send textual data to the iphone from the mac for display, as well as control data from the iphone to the mac?

it is fine to install the 2.1 update over a jailbroken phone.  you will have to re-jailbreak it, but nothing else bad will happen, as far as i can tell (having done it earlier this week).

I attached a max 4.6 patch, but it does only implement the sliders and 

To use more parameters just connect a print object to the 

OpenSoundControl object's output, to see what is exactly the message 

> Great, I got OSCemote installed and running on my iphone, it looks 

> I'm looking now for a Max/MSP patch for connecting the OSC to my 

> patch and having it control my arduino. I have everything in place 

> but the connection from the phone. Again I've been looking around 

> but I must have missed some acronym at some point and cant seem to 

I attached a max 4.6 patch, but it does only implement the sliders and  
the multitouch, not the pads yet.

To use more parameters just connect  a print object to the  
OpenSoundControl object's output, to see what is exactly the message  
you have to route.

>
> Great, I got OSCemote installed and running on my iphone, it looks  
> exactly what I'm looking for.
>
> I'm looking now for a Max/MSP patch for connecting the OSC to my  
> patch and having it control my arduino. I have everything in place  
> but the connection from the phone. Again I've been looking around  
> but I must have missed some acronym at some point and cant seem to  
> find anything to get me into Max.
>
> Thanks a lot for all your help!


Masayuki made a earlier attempt to send text from iphone

On 22 Sep 2008, at 05:27, Jer Welter wrote:

> it is fine to install the 2.1 update over a jailbroken phone. you 

> will have to re-jailbreak it, but nothing else bad will happen, as 

> far as i can tell (having done it earlier this week).

> OSCemote and TouchOSC are great, but anyone know of an iphone app 

> that will allow one to send textual data to the iphone from the mac 

> for display, as well as control data from the iphone to the mac?

Masayuki made a earlier attempt to send text from iphone
can be of inspiration maybe for you

>
> it is fine to install the 2.1 update over a jailbroken phone.  you  
> will have to re-jailbreak it, but nothing else bad will happen, as  
> far as i can tell (having done it earlier this week).
>
> OSCemote and TouchOSC are great, but anyone know of an iphone app  
> that will allow one to send textual data to the iphone from the mac  
> for display, as well as control data from the iphone to the mac?
>
> thx


Thanks for submitting your max patch, I plugged it in and it looks great, but I'm having trouble getting my phone connected to the it, I've set my phone settings to the correct ip address and then port 3333 but when I hit the button I'm not seeing any of the fields start to receive data.

Thanks again for all your help, it's MUCH appreciated!

Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 05:53

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> I attached a max 4.6 patch, but it does only implement the sliders and 

> To use more parameters just connect a print object to the 

> OpenSoundControl object's output, to see what is exactly the message 

> > Great, I got OSCemote installed and running on my iphone, it looks 

> > I'm looking now for a Max/MSP patch for connecting the OSC to my 

> > patch and having it control my arduino. I have everything in place 

> > but the connection from the phone. Again I've been looking around 

> > but I must have missed some acronym at some point and cant seem to 

Thanks for submitting your max patch, I plugged it in and it looks great, but I'm having trouble getting my phone connected to the it, I've set my phone settings to the correct ip address and then port 3333 but when I hit the button I'm not seeing any of the fields start to receive data. 

Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 05:53
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> hello
>
> I attached a max 4.6 patch, but it does only implement the sliders and  
> the multitouch, not the pads yet.
>
> To use more parameters just connect  a print object to the  
> OpenSoundControl object's output, to see what is exactly the message  
> you have to route.
>
> that's it
>

>
>
>
>
> On 22 Sep 2008, at 00:58, Alix wrote:
>
> >
> > Great, I got OSCemote installed and running on my iphone, it looks  
> > exactly what I'm looking for.
> >
> > I'm looking now for a Max/MSP patch for connecting the OSC to my  
> > patch and having it control my arduino. I have everything in place  
> > but the connection from the phone. Again I've been looking around  
> > but I must have missed some acronym at some point and cant seem to  
> > find anything to get me into Max.
> >
> > Thanks a lot for all your help!
>
>
>
>
----------------------------------------------------


first you have to set your settings on computer, then on iphone

if you change the settings while the max patch is already open it does 

I think is a udp send/receive and wifi behaviour,

> Thanks for submitting your max patch, I plugged it in and it looks 

> great, but I'm having trouble getting my phone connected to the it, 

> I've set my phone settings to the correct ip address and then port 

> 3333 but when I hit the button I'm not seeing any of the fields 

> Thanks again for all your help, it's MUCH appreciated!

> Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 05:53

> ----------------------------------------------------

>> I attached a max 4.6 patch, but it does only implement the sliders 

>> To use more parameters just connect a print object to the

>> OpenSoundControl object's output, to see what is exactly the message

>>> Great, I got OSCemote installed and running on my iphone, it looks

>>> I'm looking now for a Max/MSP patch for connecting the OSC to my

>>> patch and having it control my arduino. I have everything in place

>>> but the connection from the phone. Again I've been looking around

>>> but I must have missed some acronym at some point and cant seem to

I experienced that
first you have to set your settings on computer, then on iphone
then close the OSCemote and reopen.

if you change the settings while the max patch is already open it does  
not work.

this is what happens to me.
I think is a udp send/receive and wifi behaviour,

>
> Thanks for submitting your max patch, I plugged it in and it looks  
> great, but I'm having trouble getting my phone connected to the it,  
> I've set my phone settings to the correct ip address and then port  
> 3333 but when I hit the button I'm not seeing any of the fields  
> start to receive data.
>
> Thanks again for all your help, it's MUCH appreciated!
>
>
> Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 05:53
> ----------------------------------------------------
>> hello
>>
>> I attached a max 4.6 patch, but it does only implement the sliders  
>> and
>> the multitouch, not the pads yet.
>>
>> To use more parameters just connect  a print object to the
>> OpenSoundControl object's output, to see what is exactly the message
>> you have to route.
>>
>> that's it
>>
>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 22 Sep 2008, at 00:58, Alix wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Great, I got OSCemote installed and running on my iphone, it looks
>>> exactly what I'm looking for.
>>>
>>> I'm looking now for a Max/MSP patch for connecting the OSC to my
>>> patch and having it control my arduino. I have everything in place
>>> but the connection from the phone. Again I've been looking around
>>> but I must have missed some acronym at some point and cant seem to
>>> find anything to get me into Max.
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot for all your help!
>>
>>
>>
>>
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
>


I apologize for my lack of understanding but this is the first time working with anything OSC related, so when you say the settings "on computer" before max/msp, what are those settings? do i need to be running something else to recieve OSC input?

Also one other side question, when I input the IP address of the host from my phone, do I want to use my local ip, 192.681.something.something or my external network ip?

Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 17:33

> first you have to set your settings on computer, then on iphone

> if you change the settings while the max patch is already open it does 

> I think is a udp send/receive and wifi behaviour,

> > Thanks for submitting your max patch, I plugged it in and it looks 

> > great, but I'm having trouble getting my phone connected to the it, 

> > I've set my phone settings to the correct ip address and then port 

> > 3333 but when I hit the button I'm not seeing any of the fields 

> > Thanks again for all your help, it's MUCH appreciated!

> > Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 05:53

> > ----------------------------------------------------

> >> I attached a max 4.6 patch, but it does only implement the sliders 

> >> To use more parameters just connect a print object to the

> >> OpenSoundControl object's output, to see what is exactly the message

Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 17:33
----------------------------------------------------
> I experienced that
> first you have to set your settings on computer, then on iphone
> then close the OSCemote and reopen.
>
> then open the max patch.
>
>
> if you change the settings while the max patch is already open it does  
> not work.
>
>
> this is what happens to me.
> I think is a udp send/receive and wifi behaviour,
>
> the patch is fine...i use it everyday
>
> try...
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On 22 Sep 2008, at 19:18, Alix wrote:
>
> >
> > Thanks for submitting your max patch, I plugged it in and it looks  
> > great, but I'm having trouble getting my phone connected to the it,  
> > I've set my phone settings to the correct ip address and then port  
> > 3333 but when I hit the button I'm not seeing any of the fields  
> > start to receive data.
> >
> > Thanks again for all your help, it's MUCH appreciated!
> >
> >
> > Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 05:53
> > ----------------------------------------------------
> >> hello
> >>
> >> I attached a max 4.6 patch, but it does only implement the sliders  
> >> and
> >> the multitouch, not the pads yet.
> >>
> >> To use more parameters just connect  a print object to the
> >> OpenSoundControl object's output, to see what is exactly the message
> >> you have to route.
> >>
> >> that's it
> >>
> >
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> On 22 Sep 2008, at 00:58, Alix wrote:
> >>
> >>>
> >>> Great, I got OSCemote installed and running on my iphone, it looks
> >>> exactly what I'm looking for.
> >>>
> >>> I'm looking now for a Max/MSP patch for connecting the OSC to my
> >>> patch and having it control my arduino. I have everything in place
> >>> but the connection from the phone. Again I've been looking around
> >>> but I must have missed some acronym at some point and cant seem to
> >>> find anything to get me into Max.
> >>>
> >>> Thanks a lot for all your help!
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> > ----------------------------------------------------
> >
> >
>
>
----------------------------------------------------


sorry, no settings on computer, just make sure you know the exact ip 

You dont need anything else than your computer IP address to 

you have to tell osc which is the ip address of your computer

so on the network to which your computer is connected to, you will 

On a mac: go under system preferences, network, airport and you'll 

The ip is the address assigned to your computer by the router (that 

Not the external, which is the one of the router.

> I apologize for my lack of understanding but this is the first time 

> working with anything OSC related, so when you say the settings "on 

> computer" before max/msp, what are those settings? do i need to be 

> running something else to recieve OSC input?

> Also one other side question, when I input the IP address of the 

> host from my phone, do I want to use my local ip, 

> 192.681.something.something or my external network ip?

> Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 17:33

>> first you have to set your settings on computer, then on iphone

>> if you change the settings while the max patch is already open it 

>> I think is a udp send/receive and wifi behaviour,

>>> Thanks for submitting your max patch, I plugged it in and it looks

>>> great, but I'm having trouble getting my phone connected to the it,

>>> I've set my phone settings to the correct ip address and then port

>>> 3333 but when I hit the button I'm not seeing any of the fields

sorry, no settings on computer, just make sure you know the exact ip  
address.
You dont need anything else than your computer IP address to  
communicate with osc.

you have to tell osc which is the ip address of your computer
so on the network  to which your computer is connected to, you will  
find the ip address of your computer.

On a mac: go under system preferences, network, airport and you'll  
find the ip.
On pc i dont know.

The ip is the address assigned to your computer by the router (that  
you should have as you are on wifi).
Not the external, which is the one of the router.

>
> I apologize for my lack of understanding but this is the first time  
> working with anything OSC related, so when you say the settings "on  
> computer" before max/msp, what are those settings? do i need to be  
> running something else to recieve OSC input?
>
> Also one other side question, when I input the IP address of the  
> host from my phone, do I want to use my local ip,  
> 192.681.something.something or my external network ip?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 17:33
> ----------------------------------------------------
>> I experienced that
>> first you have to set your settings on computer, then on iphone
>> then close the OSCemote and reopen.
>>
>> then open the max patch.
>>
>>
>> if you change the settings while the max patch is already open it  
>> does
>> not work.
>>
>>
>> this is what happens to me.
>> I think is a udp send/receive and wifi behaviour,
>>
>> the patch is fine...i use it everyday
>>
>> try...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 22 Sep 2008, at 19:18, Alix wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Thanks for submitting your max patch, I plugged it in and it looks
>>> great, but I'm having trouble getting my phone connected to the it,
>>> I've set my phone settings to the correct ip address and then port
>>> 3333 but when I hit the button I'm not seeing any of the fields
>>> start to receive data.
>>>
>>> Thanks again for all your help, it's MUCH appreciated!
>>>
>>>
>>> Quote: tomgalileo wrote on Mon, 22 September 2008 05:53
>>> ----------------------------------------------------
>>>> hello
>>>>
>>>> I attached a max 4.6 patch, but it does only implement the sliders
>>>> and
>>>> the multitouch, not the pads yet.
>>>>
>>>> To use more parameters just connect  a print object to the
>>>> OpenSoundControl object's output, to see what is exactly the  
>>>> message
>>>> you have to route.
>>>>
>>>> that's it
>>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 22 Sep 2008, at 00:58, Alix wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Great, I got OSCemote installed and running on my iphone, it looks
>>>>> exactly what I'm looking for.
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm looking now for a Max/MSP patch for connecting the OSC to my
>>>>> patch and having it control my arduino. I have everything in place
>>>>> but the connection from the phone. Again I've been looking around
>>>>> but I must have missed some acronym at some point and cant seem to
>>>>> find anything to get me into Max.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks a lot for all your help!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> ----------------------------------------------------
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
>


here's a patch I made for oscemote. All of the controls are implemented.

http://trackteamaudio.com/data/OSCeroutev1.zip

> > ... and why not an iPhone app named... Max Runtime?

Apple's ridiculous application agreement prohibits, among many other things, "programming languages" from running on the iPhone. One could go the jailbreak route as apparently someone has done with Pd, but I feel strangely obligated not to offend giant and powerful companies. Fortunately, as of this morning, the iPhone is no longer the only game in town.

> > ... and why not an iPhone app named... Max Runtime?
> >
> > Possible or not?

I'd just like to thank everyone who posted here, I really appreciate the help you guys gave me! I'm making great headway on this project. I've already made my Thursday deadline for class so now I have time to add to my patch and it wouldn't have been possible with out everyone's help!

> ... and why not an iPhone app named... Max Runtime?

It depends. From what I have seen and done so far on the iPhone I would 

say the audio part could be done. Floating point performance is quite 

good for a mobile device. The tricky part would be the GUI, since it 

would probably need a complete rewrite (at least the Max5 GUI, not so 

much the more native-Mac Max4 GUI, but that's just speculation based on 

what I have heard how the GUIs are implemented).

When I started iPhone development I thought for a short moment why not 

port Pd to iPhone, but the problem there as well is the GUI. You can't 

have two third party apps running at the same time and in Pd the 

processing engine and the GUI are two separate programs. Porting the 

audio part of it would probably be a week of work.

Philippe Montemont wrote:
> ... and why not an iPhone app named... Max Runtime?
>
> Possible or not?

It depends. From what I have seen and done so far on the iPhone I would 
say the audio part could be done. Floating point performance is quite 
good for a mobile device. The tricky part would be the GUI, since it 
would probably need a complete rewrite (at least the Max5 GUI, not so 
much the more native-Mac Max4 GUI, but that's just speculation based on 
what I have heard how the GUIs are implemented).
When I started iPhone development I thought for a short moment why not 
port Pd to iPhone, but the problem there as well is the GUI. You can't 
have two third party apps running at the same time and in Pd the 
processing engine and the GUI are two separate programs. Porting the 
audio part of it would probably be a week of work.

There are two application for the iPhone which send and receive OSC. 

Not exactly running Max on the phone, but a nice, flexible interface 

On Sep 24, 2008, at 5:41 AM, Olaf Matthes wrote:

>> ... and why not an iPhone app named... Max Runtime?

> It depends. From what I have seen and done so far on the iPhone I 

> would say the audio part could be done. Floating point performance 

> is quite good for a mobile device. The tricky part would be the GUI, 

> since it would probably need a complete rewrite (at least the Max5 

> GUI, not so much the more native-Mac Max4 GUI, but that's just 

> speculation based on what I have heard how the GUIs are implemented).

> When I started iPhone development I thought for a short moment why 

> not port Pd to iPhone, but the problem there as well is the GUI. You 

> can't have two third party apps running at the same time and in Pd 

> the processing engine and the GUI are two separate programs. Porting 

> the audio part of it would probably be a week of work.

There are two application for the iPhone which send and receive OSC.  
Not exactly running Max on the phone, but a nice, flexible interface  
for a patch running elsewhere.

> Philippe Montemont wrote:
>> ... and why not an iPhone app named... Max Runtime?
>> Possible or not?
>
> It depends. From what I have seen and done so far on the iPhone I  
> would say the audio part could be done. Floating point performance  
> is quite good for a mobile device. The tricky part would be the GUI,  
> since it would probably need a complete rewrite (at least the Max5  
> GUI, not so much the more native-Mac Max4 GUI, but that's just  
> speculation based on what I have heard how the GUIs are implemented).
> When I started iPhone development I thought for a short moment why  
> not port Pd to iPhone, but the problem there as well is the GUI. You  
> can't have two third party apps running at the same time and in Pd  
> the processing engine and the GUI are two separate programs. Porting  
> the audio part of it would probably be a week of work.
>
> Olaf


People should also check out the very promising Haplome app for iPhone, which is a sort of monome emulator (

 for, eh, those of us who have an iPhone but not a monome.

It's currently being redesigned and reprogrammed. The 1.0 version uses OSC, but it seems the creator has decided it isn't working the way it should, so a TCPIP/bonjour solution seems to be the next step.

People should also check out the very promising Haplome app for iPhone, which is a sort of monome emulator (http://monome.org/) for, eh, those of us who have an iPhone but not a monome.

Has anyone managed to control the multi touch data from OSCemote in a better way than what currently seems possible?

I have noticed that if you already hold down one finger on the multi touch screen in OSCemote, then touch with a second finger, then release that second finger while still holding down the first finger, things will get confusing.

Because once you tap down your second finger again, that particular touch is assigned another ID than the previous (second finger) touch. So while the first touch seems to hold an ID of "1", each subsequent touch (and lift, and touch again), will be assigned an ID of +1 - that is, first "2", then "3", then "4" ... then "40", then "41" etc. etc.

Lift every finger off the iPhone, though, and things reset and start over again.

This makes the multi touch very unpredictable for controlling data.

I've noticed what you are talking about. I haven't used the multi touch much yet but I was planning on doing something where I define any input in a certain quadrant (ie top and bottom. Looking for input based on location of touch and not a sequence. But that method is only applicable to some applications.

You can also check mrmr which allows you to do your own layouts :

>> You can also check mrmr which allows you to do your own layouts

That looks great, will definitely try it out. Thanks for the info. I knew these gadgets would be useful in tons of ways, and Max is definitely a great way to interface with them.

>> Because once you tap down your second finger again, that particular touch is assigned another ID than the previous (second finger) touch. So while the first touch seems to hold an ID of "1", each subsequent touch (and lift, and touch again), will be assigned an ID of +1 - that is, first "2", then "3", then "4" ... then "40", then "41" etc. etc.

I noticed that too. I guess in some ways that could be handy to access more than 5 XY data streams, by holding one finger, but it's less than intuitive. I suppose you could use a button to tell where the streams should go, but that's also kludgey. Using more than two fingers on that small screen is kind of tricky anyways.

If there is some sort of indicator flag that "there is a finger pressing down", even if it's not moving, then maybe all subsequent incoming streams could be directed manually to a sequential set of XY in Max, using gate and counter perhaps. That way the weird incremental numbering would work the way one would expect.

Im new to max and have many questions but am slowly finding my way around. One of my questions is related to phones but not the I phone. I am hoping to use my Nokia N95 to control various functions within in a max/MSP/Jitter patch. Would any of you have any suggestions on how I interface the two? Im using Max 5 on a macbook (OS Leopard). Any pointers, particularly if there are previous examples online somewhere (vids, tutorials, forums etc) would be much appreciated. I read the above posts with much interest, what a fine bunch of developers you all are! It's good to see a range of experienced users attacking, and what would appear to be, solving problems for the less experienced users

check oscemote on application store on itunes!

On 11 Nov 2008, at 22:07, Michael Bandoni wrote:

> Im new to max and have many questions but am slowly finding my way 

> around. One of my questions is related to phones but not the I 

> phone. I am hoping to use my Nokia N95 to control various functions 

> within in a max/MSP/Jitter patch. Would any of you have any 

> suggestions on how I interface the two? Im using Max 5 on a macbook 

> (OS Leopard). Any pointers, particularly if there are previous 

IPhone 3g to Max MSP?