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CNMAT Externals for Max hold a special place for many Max users, myself included. The first serious Max patch I created was littered with 

 objects being fed with truly miserable-sounding combinations of numbers. To me, it sounded gloriously complex. Of course, there was a proper intended way to use the object in keeping with its Computer Music research origins, but abusing it was just as fun to me.

 objects are obvious additions to every Max user's toolkit, and their unique UI objects might be just what you need for your project. For fans of sonic complexity and additive synthesis, the popular 

let you define a mass of sounds all in a single object. All of the CNMAT externals are a result of the 

, where they also offer Max courses during the Summer months.

The latest release of this essential collection brings Windows 64-bit compatibility and a massive help file and documentation overhaul. You can find the CNMAT Externals in the 

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We are pleased to announce an update to our legacy CNMAT Externals package. 

This update includes a host of new features, including:

- A new set of documentation reference files that accompany the help patchers

Special thanks to Rama Gottfried and Jeff Lubow for all of their work on the 64-bit build process, testing, fixes and tweaks, documentation updates, and a host of upcoming features. Thanks also to Edmund Campion and Jeremy Wagner for their assistance in the testing phase. This work is made possible with support from the College of Letters and Science and the Department of Music at the University of California, Berkeley.

The CNMAT Externals were conceived of / written by a number of researchers and staff throughout the years of CNMAT’s history, including Adrian Freed, Matt Wright, John MacCallum, Rama Gottfried, Jeff Lubow, Andy Schmeder, David Wessel, Ben Jacobs and others.

CNMAT Externals for Max hold a special place for many Max users, myself included. The first serious Max patch I created was littered with resonators~ objects being fed with truly miserable-sounding combinations of numbers.  To me, it sounded gloriously complex.  Of course, there was a proper intended way to use the object in keeping with its Computer Music research origins, but abusing it was just as fun to me.

The OpenSoundControl and osc-route objects are obvious additions to every Max user's toolkit, and their unique UI objects might be just what you need for your project.  For fans of sonic complexity and additive synthesis, the popular sinusoids~, oscillators~, harmonics~ and resonators~ let you define a mass of sounds all in a single object. All of the CNMAT externals are a result of the audio and music research done at their location in Berkeley, CA, where they also offer Max courses during the Summer months.

The latest release of this essential collection brings Windows 64-bit compatibility and a massive help file and documentation overhaul.  You can find the CNMAT Externals in the Max Package Manager.

We are pleased to announce an update to our legacy CNMAT Externals package.  
This update includes a host of new features, including:
- 64-bit compatibility
- Updated help files and reference links
- Many fixed bugs and updates (see log)
- A new set of documentation reference files that accompany the help patchers

Special thanks to Rama Gottfried and Jeff Lubow for all of their work on the 64-bit build process, testing, fixes and tweaks, documentation updates, and a host of upcoming features.  Thanks also to Edmund Campion and Jeremy Wagner for their assistance in the testing phase.  This work is made possible with support from the College of Letters and Science and the Department of Music at the University of California, Berkeley.

The CNMAT Externals were conceived of / written by a number of researchers and staff throughout the years of CNMAT’s history, including Adrian Freed, Matt Wright, John MacCallum, Rama Gottfried, Jeff Lubow, Andy Schmeder, David Wessel, Ben Jacobs and others.

CNMAT Externals for Max hold a special place for many Max users - from OpenSoundControl and osc-route objects to the popular sinusoids~, oscillators~, harmonics~ and resonators~ objects that let you define a mass of sounds all in a single object. The latest release of this essential collection brings Windows 64-bit compatibility. and a massive help file and documentation overhaul.

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Only recently discovered the huge amount of work done at CNMAT, it's a real bounty. Thanks to all involved.

Great! Thanks a lot for the Windows 64bit version, guys!

Well worth the wait! Thanks to all the nerds at 1750 Arch!

Great! It seems the analyzer~ object didn't make it, even though earlier alpha/beta version on CNMAT's site seem to include it.

 object is no longer in the set for a reason. IIRC, it has to do with something related to its creator or their current situation or IP issues... something like that.

If I recall correctly, the analyzer~ object is no longer in the set for a reason. IIRC, it has to do with something related to its creator or their current situation or IP issues... something like that.


Thanks for taking a peek at the new release.

Yes, as you have noticed, our release no longer includes analyzer~, bessel, bdist, randdist, nor firbank~ (looks like we also need to remove references to that in the overview). This is because the GPL licenses are at conflict with the UC Regents license that we are required to abide by. Because of this, we cannot distribute this code, but if you need it for your own purposes, we provide the source code via Github 

 If you have any additional issues with this process, please feel free to contact us directly.

Hello Pedro!
Thanks for taking a peek at the new release.

Yes, as you have noticed, our release no longer includes analyzer~, bessel, bdist, randdist, nor firbank~ (looks like we also need to remove references to that in the overview).  This is because the GPL licenses are at conflict with the UC Regents license that we are required to abide by.  Because of this, we cannot distribute this code, but if you need it for your own purposes, we provide the source code via Github here.  If you have any additional issues with this process, please feel free to contact us directly.

all nice to have those externals (which I still use in max5 and have used since a long time) but, after installing it all - using the package manager, on max 735, 64 bits, on a Mac with OS Sierra - when I open the CNMAT overview and open the patches they

3/ some (like fireback~) just do not open - oh just noticed the post on top..... !

in Packages/CNMAT Externals/externals folder I have most (all ?) of the objects twice, once as .mxe and once as .max64 (some also are there as .mxo)

So what is happening ? which ones should I keep, knowing that sometimes (quite often maybe) I also open my max 7 as 32 bits version ?

Why does it crash ??? ! 
all nice to have those externals (which I still use in max5 and have used since a long time) but, after installing it all - using the package manager, on max 735, 64 bits, on a Mac with OS Sierra -  when I open the CNMAT overview and open the patches they
1/ say objects are unable to load
2/ sometimes make max crash
3/ some (like fireback~) just do not open - oh just noticed the post on top..... !

in Packages/CNMAT Externals/externals folder I have most (all ?) of the objects twice, once as .mxe and once as .max64 (some also are there as .mxo)
So what is happening ? which ones should I keep, knowing that sometimes (quite often maybe) I also open my max 7 as 32 bits version ?

In 32 bits opens just fine. Not in 64 - is this new update 32 bits only???

Hi Kasper - Thanks for your support in using our tools.

I would invite you to file an issue in our 

. I expect that we'll be able to get you all fixed up in no time!

Regarding the various versions (mxo, mxe, mxe64): we found it easier to bundle the 3 types of Max externals together into a single packages, which results in a single download to your local drive, no matter what type of Max user you are.

Hi Kasper - Thanks for your support in using our tools.
I would invite you to file an issue in our Github issue queue.  I expect that we'll be able to get you all fixed up in no time!

Regarding the various versions (mxo, mxe, mxe64):  we found it easier to bundle the 3 types of Max externals together into a single packages, which results in a single download to your local drive, no matter what type of Max user you are.

Looking forward, 
jml

If you get an error message about Java not being installed, you may need to install the Java Dev Kit. You should be able to type which javac and get a report about its location. if you saw: 

 This is the application we use to compile .java file into a .class file that can be used by Max.

If you get an error message about Java not being installed, you may need to install the Java Dev Kit. You should be able to type which javac and get a report about its location. if you saw: ShowBox Lucky Patcher Kodi This is the application we use to compile .java file into a .class file that can be used by Max.

I'm pretty screwed without [randdist]! Is it not available anywhere anymore? The link on John's site goes to CNMAT.

I'm pretty screwed without [randdist]!  Is it not available anywhere anymore?  The link on John's site goes to CNMAT. 

https://github.com/CNMAT/CNMAT-Externs/releases

randdist is missing from the latest build, but not in the older ones

https://github.com/CNMAT/CNMAT-Externs/releases

randdist is missing from the latest build, but not in the older ones


Thank you for your continued interest in our externals.

As mentioned earlier in this article's comments thread, we would very much appreciate being contacted directly, either via our 

Please use one of these two methods to contact us, as our staff is small and we do not check places such as these for queries.

Thank you for your continued interest in our externals.
As mentioned earlier in this article's comments thread, we would very much appreciate being contacted directly, either via our website or via the Github issue queue.

Thank you for your continued interest in our externals. As mentioned earlier in this article's comments thread, we would very much appreciate being contacted directly, either via our 

Thank you for your continued interest in our externals. As mentioned earlier in this article's comments thread, we would very much appreciate being contacted directly, either via our website or via the Github issue queue.

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It's all great. i love using CNMAT. But i am facing some issues with the update, it is having this error saying can't connect to external server, please check your internet connection. Although i have a working internet. I had to download 

 the latest version and install it, but i can't stop wondering why i was facing that error. Can someone help me with that?

 It's all great. i love using CNMAT. But i am facing some issues with the update, it is having this error saying can't connect to external server, please check your internet connection. Although i have a working internet. I had to download Blokada the latest version and install it, but i can't stop wondering why i was facing that error. Can someone help me with that? 

/externals folder I have most (all ?) of the objects twice, once as .mxe and once as .max64 (some also are there as .mxo) So what is happening ? which ones should I keep, knowing that sometimes (quite often maybe) I also open my max 7 as 32 bits version?

Hello party,

In Packages/CNMAT Externalstv/externals folder I have most (all ?) of the objects twice, once as .mxe and once as .max64 (some also are there as .mxo) So what is happening ? which ones should I keep, knowing that sometimes (quite often maybe) I also open my max 7 as 32 bits version?

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Thank You for the updated on Windows 64bit version.

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