Pattr tutorials
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== Tutorial 1: Quick Start == | == Tutorial 1: Quick Start == | ||
This pattr tutorial will have you creating and storing presets in your patch in no time: | This pattr tutorial will have you creating and storing presets in your patch in no time: | ||
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== Tutorial 2: Sharing/Storing Values == | == Tutorial 2: Sharing/Storing Values == | ||
The '''pattr''' object provides a versatile way to store and share values in a patch. Here's an overview of how it's done: | The '''pattr''' object provides a versatile way to store and share values in a patch. Here's an overview of how it's done: | ||
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== Tutorial 3: Preset Morphing == | == Tutorial 3: Preset Morphing == | ||
You can use the '''pattrstorage''' object can interpolate between stored preseet values using various a few simple techniques. | You can use the '''pattrstorage''' object can interpolate between stored preseet values using various a few simple techniques. | ||
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== Practical Max 2b == | == Practical Max 2b == | ||
A practical example employing pattr and interpolating presets. Relevant pattr information starts at the 2:15 mark. | A practical example employing pattr and interpolating presets. Relevant pattr information starts at the 2:15 mark. | ||
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[[Category:Max Objects]] | [[Category:Max Objects]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:42, 11 September 2012
Here's a quick and easy set of tutorials that will introduce the pattr family of Max objects and show you how start using them in your Max patches.
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[edit] Tutorial 1: Quick Start
This pattr tutorial will have you creating and storing presets in your patch in no time:
[edit] Tutorial 2: Sharing/Storing Values
The pattr object provides a versatile way to store and share values in a patch. Here's an overview of how it's done:
[edit] Tutorial 3: Preset Morphing
You can use the pattrstorage object can interpolate between stored preseet values using various a few simple techniques.
[edit] Practical Max 2b
A practical example employing pattr and interpolating presets. Relevant pattr information starts at the 2:15 mark.