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Jitter Recipes: Book 3, Recipes 26-43

In third installment of Jitter Recipe Collection, the Jitter Recipe “AnaglyphRender” builds on the “RenderMaster” recipe p...

A Video and Text Interview with Alex Stahl

Alex Stahl is a veteran collaborator and this has never been more evident than in his collaboration with Composer Paul Dresher for...

An Interview with Noriko Matsumoto

An amazing artist with an amazing range of work, read the interview of Noriko Matsumoto by Greg Taylor.

The Video Processing System, Part 3

In this installment, we'll be working on some more advanced ninja tricks - creating the beginnings of a control/preset structure w...

An Interview with Keith McMillen

Keith McMillen Instruments recently impressed all of us at NAMM with demonstrations of a new pair of string performance devices, t...

The Video Processing System, Part 2

In our last article, we began to create our processing system by putting the essential structure in place and adding our input han...

The 2009 NAMM Show

I recently attended Winter NAMM 2009 in Anaheim,CA, where Cycling '74 was sharing booth space with our friends at Ableton. I arriv...

An Interview with Dana Karwas

When you think of multimedia technology you think mostly about the technology. When you experience Dana Karwas' work you think of ...

An Interview with Mattijs Kneppers

These days it seems that everyone wants to be an artist so I found it refreshing to meet someone who see himself as an engineer th...

Announcing Expo ’74

Cycling '74 today announced that its first user conference, Expo '74, will be held in San Francisco next April. The conference wil...

Announcing Expo ’74: Our First User Conference

I'm pleased to announce that Cycling '74 will be hosting its first user conference next year, Expo '74. The conference will run th...

Siggraph 2008

Last week, Siggraph 2008 took over the Los Angeles Convention Center, and Cycling '74 was there to bravely represent Jitter to a h...

Create Your Own Default Workspace in Max 5

In addition to an unprecedented number of configurable settings, Max 5 also provides a more navigable structure for making choices...

Freshening Up, Part 2

When we left off in the last article, we had created a new color scheme and layout for our old patcher using presentation mode, tr...

Freshening Up: Giving old patchers a new face in Max 5

I have to confess that I always found UI design in Max 4 to be a little too cumbersome, and would almost always wait until a patch...

Cycling ’74 Releases Max/MSP Version 5

Cycling ’74 today released Version 5.0 of its Max/MSP media development tools. This version represents a new era of Max programm...

The Adaptive Use Instruments Project

Recently I bumped into composer and performer Pauline Oliveros (PO) in San Diego. We got to talking about one of her current proje...

Announcing Max/MSP Version 5

Cycling '74 today announced Version 5.0 of its Max/MSP media development tools. This version represents a new era of Max programmi...

Your First Shader

Typically, when I talk to Jitter users about writing one's own shader programs for use with jit.gl.slab, I usually get glazed-over...

A Video Interview with Matthew Lewis, Graphics Research Specialist

Matthew Lewis: Education through synesthetic study and play.

Jitter Recipes: Book 2, Recipes 14-25

The majority of these recipes are specific implementations of a more general patching concept. As with any collection of recipes, ...

Jitter Recipes: Book 1, Recipes 0-12

Book 1 contains some clever solutions, advanced trans-coding techniques, groovy audio/visual toys, and basic building blocks for m...

Xray.jit objects released

Xray.jit objects have been released. These are divided into several broad categories pertaining to Geometry, Data, Video, and Simu...

A Video Interview with David Tinapple, Video Artist

On visual programming for visual media. Watch David's video.