masina-makslinieks

is there an external which allows 'any' file to open and

be coverted to sound or whatever . . . ? [osx]

i looked up and down the database etc . . . a version for 9

is there an external which allows 'any' file to open and
be coverted to sound or whatever  . . . ?  [osx]

i looked up and down the database etc . . . a version for 9
exists only, it seems.

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Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl

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Patrick Delges

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl
http://users.skynet.be/crfmw/max

i'm trying both sfplay~ + filein, i guess i need

to tweak a little - the results aren't really worth

the trouble: thus far. i've been f_ck_ng aroud with

sounds strange + i understand that i need to research

more myself; but, i want to take all sound source and

convert to video - video source to audio. maybe even

stretch the results out a little [ie. more than pops. crakcs.

+ blinks] . too much too ask with actually 'writing' code?

render audio to video - video to audio with unpredictable

but useful results. perhaps alter existing buffered sound/video.

i'm pouring over old inquiries as i imagine i am missing the

i'm trying both sfplay~ + filein, i guess i need
to tweak a little - the results aren't really worth
the trouble: thus far.  i've been f_ck_ng aroud with
this all morning and  . . .  . . .

sounds strange + i understand that i need to research
more myself; but, i want to take all sound source and
convert to video - video source to audio. maybe even
stretch the results out a little [ie. more than pops. crakcs.
+ blinks] .  too much too ask with actually 'writing' code?
i definately get some 'obvious' results.

render audio to video - video to audio with unpredictable
but useful results.  perhaps alter existing buffered sound/video.

i'm pouring over old inquiries as i imagine i am missing the
obvious.

> too much too ask with actually 'writing' code? i definitely get 

Yes - you're going to have to do a bit of work (meaning patching, 

etc) to move that sort of sound/imagery into something more to your 

aesthetics. But thats where the fun, experimentation and learning 

To render audio as video, there is a whole set of MSP~ to Jitter 

Matrix bridge objects, specifically jit.catch~, jit.poke~ , jit.graph 

(not specifically MSP wise) that you can do all sorts of fun things 

For audio, er... I am not an MSP~ guy at all, I dont know much about 

how to smooth stuff out, but, well, slide~ might be something to look 

at. You could also slow down your playback through the buffer, or do 

some granular synthesis stuff to hold on a set of frequencies with 

out altering the pitch for super slow playback. There is much to 

> too much too ask with actually 'writing' code? i definitely get  
some 'obvious' results.

Yes - you're going to have to do a bit of work (meaning patching,  
etc) to move that sort of sound/imagery into something more to your  
aesthetics. But thats where the fun, experimentation and learning  
come in.

To render audio as video, there is a whole set of MSP~ to Jitter  
Matrix bridge objects, specifically jit.catch~, jit.poke~ , jit.graph  
(not specifically MSP wise) that you can do all sorts of fun things  
with.

For audio, er... I am not an MSP~ guy at all, I dont know much about  
how to smooth stuff out, but, well, slide~ might be something to look  
at. You could also slow down your playback through the buffer, or do  
some granular synthesis stuff to hold on a set of frequencies with  
out altering the pitch for super slow playback. There is much to  
explore here.

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