Justin Yang

This is a fairly silly question but one worth asking: Are any of the 

standard Pluggo plugins available to look at as patchers within 

Max/MSP? I have purchased Pluggo, but ultimately am interested in 

using the standard plugins as jumping boards for developing my own work 

and at the same time make the use of the plugins an educational 

experience. This is the main reason I have avoided 'canned' sound 

processing until now: you don't learn a whole lot about sound 

processing in using them, but on the other hand I feel as if I am 

wasting a lot of time reinventing the wheel in trying to develop my own 

sound processing modules in Max. If you wish to reveal your secrets in 

private, you can contact me off-list: jusyang@stanford.edu. Thanks.

This is a fairly silly question but one worth asking:  Are any of the 
standard Pluggo plugins available to look at as patchers within 
Max/MSP?  I have purchased Pluggo, but ultimately am interested in 
using the standard plugins as jumping boards for developing my own work 
and at the same time make the use of the plugins an educational 
experience.  This is the main reason I have avoided 'canned' sound 
processing until now: you don't learn a whole lot about sound 
processing in using them, but on the other hand I feel as if I am 
wasting a lot of time reinventing the wheel in trying to develop my own 
sound processing modules in Max.  If you wish to reveal your secrets in 
private, you can contact me off-list:  jusyang@stanford.edu.  Thanks.
Justin Yang


standard-plugins-as-patchers

While we don't make our Pluggo source available, I recommend having a 

look at the InVSTigations tutorials on the Cycling'74 website. You 

should also check out the synth-building tutorials at creativesynth.com, 

the Pluggo Development Guide and all the MSP help patches. That 

should give you plenty to get started with.

Hi Justin,
While we don't make our Pluggo source available, I recommend having a 
look at the InVSTigations tutorials on the Cycling'74 website.  You 
should also check out the synth-building tutorials at creativesynth.com, 
  the Pluggo Development Guide and all the MSP help patches.  That 
should give you plenty to get started with.

The source for the Rye plugin is available at Jhno's share page, as an example of Tapout-based Granular syntesis....

https://cycling74.com/twiki/bin/view/Share/Jhno

... as well as the source of the percolate pluggos

... as well as the source of the percolate pluggos
which come with the plug-in distribution


standard plugins as patchers