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This past Friday Google released the source for two of its 

 projects that have been running at the Science Museum in London for the past year.

, makes use of Max along with a host of web technologies. For those interested in techniques for controlling Max patches via web sites, Google and user experience developers 

 are generously providing a valuable resource. This is a great opportunity to peek behind the curtains of a Max project designed to run both online and in a high-traffic environment.

This past Friday Google released the source for two of its Chrome Web Lab projects that have been running at the Science Museum in London for the past year. 

One of the projects, the Orchestra, makes use of Max along with a host of web technologies. For those interested in techniques for controlling Max patches via web sites, Google and user experience developers Tellart are generously providing a valuable resource. This is a great opportunity to peek behind the curtains of a Max project designed to run both online and in a high-traffic environment. 

Control Max Patches via Websites