This patch shows how we can create a particle system using Jitter matrices and the jit.gen object.
Ease is a package maintained by Cycling ‘74 which implements Robert Penner’s brilliant easing functions for Max, MSP, and Jitter. My favorite part of the Ease package is how easy it is to use in unusual ways.
In this article, we meet with the team behind the Collab-Hub framework, learn more about this project, and get a glimpse of the future of networked performance ...
Even if school might be back in session for most students, we haven’t hit fall officially yet, so don’t pack up your Max beach towel just yet! In this article I’m going to continue my summer dive into the Package Manager and take you on a tour of available physical modeling ...
In this article, I’ll be taking a quick look at the MC Movement Studies package, a collaboration between Cycling ‘74 and Dillon Bastan.
I end this series of enjoyable departures for summer listening with a brief appreciation of R.
This installment of our summer listening series turns its attention to a little podcast listening across borders and outside of the box (or Eurorack), listening to why history matters, and touching on some places to explore starting the task of listening ...
In my last journey through the riches to be found in Max's Package Manager, we took a look at a single package.
For this installment of our summer listening series, I’d like to suggest some radio website “stations” for your possible listening pleasure that runs the gamut from daily go-to listens to more genre-focused outings, and finishes with global jams for those who like their radio shaken, not ...
It's the dog days of summer, a great time to go digging through the package manager for some new tools to add to your Max toolkit! Today I'm going to share one that holds a special place in my heart and was recently added to the Max Package Manager — CNMAT's ...
