vegaz.hope

I am starting a library of synths that you and I and anyone else have made in max, and then I will put it online, so if any of you know of some interesting synth or synth tutorials, then let me know!

PS. I am sick and tired of looping sound files!

synths-collector

Thanks for the tip:-) - I did mean synths that are built in max proper, but some free synths built in other programming languages (that can work in max msp) are also welcome. I am trying to learn how to built stuff myself, to get inspired from others and tutorials online:)

Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2008 2:33:23 PM

Do you mean synths built in max/msp "proper", or ones that exist in 

other languages within max/msp? Both rtcmix~ and csound~ have a 

large number of synthesis instruments available, including (in 

rtcmix~) all of Perry Cook's physical models and a range of spectral 

On Aug 27, 2008, at 8:07 AM, Vegaz Hope wrote:

> I am starting a library of synths that you and I and anyone else 

> have made in max, and then I will put it online, so if any of you 

> know of some interesting synth or synth tutorials, then let me know!

> PS. I am sick and tired of looping sound files!

----- Original Message ----
From: Brad Garton 
To: Vegaz Hope 
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2008 2:33:23 PM
Subject: Re: [maxmsp] synths-collector

Do you mean synths built in max/msp "proper", or ones that exist in  
other languages within max/msp?  Both rtcmix~ and csound~ have a  
large number of synthesis instruments available, including (in  
rtcmix~) all of Perry Cook's physical models and a range of spectral  
synthesizers.

> Hi max Msp List,
>
> I am starting a library of synths that you and I and anyone else  
> have made in max, and then I will put it online, so if any of you  
> know of some interesting synth or synth tutorials, then let me know!
>
> Thank you!
> Vegaz
>
> PS. I am sick and tired of looping sound files!
>
>
>
>


the stuff is generally, in and of itself, a

good experience - the things you want people

your mileage may vary, I think that those

Had you considered doing like, say, 
going to www.maxobjects.com and typing
in a word like "synthesizer?"

Forget having people send you synths -
collect and post the *links.* The act of
visting the pages of the people who made
the stuff is generally, in and of itself, a
good experience - the things you want people
to send you will often sit on a webpage
with things like custom externals that
lie at the heart of a synth, other kinds
of useful patches, and pointers to the
work of the people who made the things
you're asking people to send you. While
your mileage may vary, I think that those
other things are at least as important
as playing synth collector if you're in
this for the long haul.
