Mike81

Hi. Does anyone know if there are any objects similar to the crackle and dust Ugens in supercollider? I have searched the max objects database and couldn't see anything similar.

msp-noise-objects

> Hi. Does anyone know if there are any objects similar to the crackle and dust Ugens in supercollider? I have searched the max objects database and couldn't see anything similar.

Michael Andrews wrote:
> Hi. Does anyone know if there are any objects similar to the crackle and dust Ugens in supercollider? I have searched the max objects database and couldn't see anything similar.
>
> Thanks, Mike.
>


Thanks Andrew thats exactly what I needed. Does anyone know of any other interesting noise objects? The more the merrier.

Quote: andrew wrote on Fri, 18 April 2008 15:55

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Thank you for the link Andrew, I didn't know these. They look interesting.

> > Hi. Does anyone know if there are any objects similar to the crackle and dust Ugens in supercollider? I have searched the max objects database and couldn't see anything similar.

You should download the free Litter Starter pack by Peter Castine, or better even, buy his Litter Pro package. It's the bee's knees in random numbers and noise generators.

Quote: andrew wrote on Fri, 18 April 2008 15:55
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> Try this from Martin Robinson:
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> http://www.miajo.co.uk/?MaxMSP:scnoise
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> Cheers,
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> Andrew

> Michael Andrews wrote:
> > Hi. Does anyone know if there are any objects similar to the crackle and dust Ugens in supercollider? I have searched the max objects database and couldn't see anything similar.
> >
> > Thanks, Mike.

Mike,
You should download the free Litter Starter pack by Peter Castine, or better even, buy his Litter Pro package. It's the bee's knees in random numbers and noise generators.

Crackle... you'll get a good crackle from lp.ccc~

Thanks to kjg for mentioning Litter Power.

Sorry that these externals didn't turn up immediately on Max Objects. Litter Power does turn up if you seach on 'noise', but I don't have every single object documented in the database. I add new objects and enhance existing objects faster than I can keep maxobjects.com up to date.

Thanks to kjg for mentioning Litter Power. 

Sorry that these externals didn't turn up immediately on Max Objects. Litter Power does turn up if you seach on 'noise', but I don't have every single object documented in the database. I add new objects and enhance existing objects faster than I can keep maxobjects.com up to date.


Those links above are not working anymore (10 years tho!). Do you guys know a way to get those noise objects in Max? Talking particularly about Dust.kr from SuperCollider.

Hi there!
Those links above are not working anymore (10 years tho!). Do you guys know a way to get those noise objects in Max? Talking particularly  about Dust.kr from SuperCollider.
Thanks!
JM

They are quite simple (looking at sources) – so it shouldn't be a problem to reimplement them directly in Max, eg Dust.ar:

.kr versions don't have natural equivalent in Max/MSP world.

They are quite simple (looking at sources) – so it shouldn't be a problem to reimplement them directly in Max, eg Dust.ar:


sc-max.zip

Some supercollider ugens ported to max-msp (v>6.19 - 32 + 64 bit) the focus lies on the noisier ones.

All credits are due to the original authors (James McCartney et alt.). these

are merely ports to max/msp and might be helpful.

Helptext is taken directly from the original supercollider helpfiles. If you

haven't done so, check out [supercollider](

well. It is a really nice language for sound.

Some supercollider ugens ported to max-msp (v>6.19 - 32 + 64 bit) the focus lies on the noisier ones.
Ports by Stephen Lumenta.

All credits are due to the original authors (James McCartney et alt.). these
are merely ports to max/msp and might be helpful.
Helptext is taken directly from the original supercollider helpfiles. If you
haven't done so, check out [supercollider](http://supercollider.github.io/) as
well. It is a really nice language for sound.

Msp "noise" objects