Brad Garton

Version 1.4 (MaxMSP 4.x) and 1.5 (Max5) of the [chuck~] Max/MSP object

The new [chuck~] object is up-to-date with the latest (v 1.2.1.2)

release of the ChucK language, including the LiSa live-sampling

unit generators and the unit-analysis generators in the

[chuck~] imbeds the ChucK music-programming language in Max/MSP,

bringing a sophisticated set of synthesis and signal-processing tools

into the Max/MSP environment. [chuck~] also features an advanced

timing and scheduling system in addition to a functional-style

programming interface for algorithmic operations. Full source for

the object and the language are also on-line.

No Windows XP version is available at present -- sorry!

This is a fun object -- enjoy it! For more information about ChucK,

Columbia University Computer Music Center

Version 1.4 (MaxMSP 4.x) and 1.5 (Max5) of the [chuck~] Max/MSP object
are available for free download:

The new [chuck~] object is up-to-date with the latest (v 1.2.1.2)
release of the ChucK language, including the LiSa live-sampling
unit generators and the unit-analysis generators in the
1.2.1.2 package.

[chuck~] imbeds the ChucK music-programming language in Max/MSP,
bringing a sophisticated set of synthesis and signal-processing tools
into the Max/MSP environment.  [chuck~] also features an advanced
timing and scheduling system in addition to a functional-style
programming interface for algorithmic operations.  Full source for
the object and the language are also on-line.

This is a fun object -- enjoy it!  For more information about ChucK,
visit the ChucK web page:

Brad Garton, Director
Columbia University Computer Music Center
http://music.columbia.edu/~brad


new-chuck-object-available

Wonderful. You just made my day. I find that while I like the

language of ChucK better for algorithms and generative music, I

couldn't get past the text part of it for building MIDI interfaces or

anything that had to be controlled by a human. Now, of course, ChucK

algorithms can be controlled by Jitter, ReWire, and soon Ableton Live.

On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 5:43 PM, Brad Garton wrote:

> Version 1.4 (MaxMSP 4.x) and 1.5 (Max5) of the [chuck~] Max/MSP object

> The new [chuck~] object is up-to-date with the latest (v 1.2.1.2)

> release of the ChucK language, including the LiSa live-sampling

> unit generators and the unit-analysis generators in the

> [chuck~] imbeds the ChucK music-programming language in Max/MSP,

> bringing a sophisticated set of synthesis and signal-processing tools

> into the Max/MSP environment. [chuck~] also features an advanced

> timing and scheduling system in addition to a functional-style

> programming interface for algorithmic operations. Full source for

> the object and the language are also on-line.

> No Windows XP version is available at present -- sorry!

> This is a fun object -- enjoy it! For more information about ChucK,

> Columbia University Computer Music Center

Wonderful.  You just made my day.  I find that while I like the
language of ChucK better for algorithms and generative music, I
couldn't get past the text part of it for building MIDI interfaces or
anything that had to be controlled by a human.  Now, of course, ChucK
algorithms can be controlled by Jitter, ReWire, and soon Ableton Live.
 Thanks!

On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 5:43 PM, Brad Garton  wrote:
> Everyone --
>
> Version 1.4 (MaxMSP 4.x) and 1.5 (Max5) of the [chuck~] Max/MSP object
> are available for free download:
>
>        http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/chuck~/
>
> for Macintosh OS X (10.4 and 10.5).
>
> The new [chuck~] object is up-to-date with the latest (v 1.2.1.2)
> release of the ChucK language, including the LiSa live-sampling
> unit generators and the unit-analysis generators in the
> 1.2.1.2 package.
>
> [chuck~] imbeds the ChucK music-programming language in Max/MSP,
> bringing a sophisticated set of synthesis and signal-processing tools
> into the Max/MSP environment.  [chuck~] also features an advanced
> timing and scheduling system in addition to a functional-style
> programming interface for algorithmic operations.  Full source for
> the object and the language are also on-line.
>
> No Windows XP version is available at present -- sorry!
>
> This is a fun object -- enjoy it!  For more information about ChucK,
> visit the ChucK web page:
>
>        http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/
>
> Brad Garton, Director
> Columbia University Computer Music Center
> http://music.columbia.edu/~brad
>
>


i would be really interested in a windows version. can you give me a rough outline of what changes would be needed to build it?

im not much of a C / C++ programmer these days but im willing to get stuck in if its not too scary :)

ok, i just had a look at the source, thats far too much work for me at the moment. i hope someone tackles it soon :)

Thanks! Alas, after switching back to Windows, I'll have to wait until someone ports it...

new [chuck~] object available