This week, Cycling '74 investigates laser control with Max and checks out a cool sequencer
If you’ve got a hankering to put on your own expansive laser show in the comfort of your own hub or the local club or gallery, I’ve got just the thing for you: Maxwell - an application that allows you to interface, shape, control and produce visuals that can be translated not just to laser output, but recorded to ILDA-compatible files for playback or VJing or producing visuals, even without a laser.
TheZooo's New Path Max for Live device combines an intriguing grid-based sequencer with chance-based generative features to produce interesting results.
This week, Cycling '74 takes you along on a visit to the NIME conference and checks out a live coding package in Max.
I spent last week in Copenhagen, Denmark having my mind prodded, scanned, tickled, and – now and then – totally expanded. Here's some of what I saw and heard....
The popular browser based live-coding environment Gibberwocky connects to Max.
This week, Cycling '74 goes fanboy on the rate~ object and aims you at great reads on audio culture.
Read about a book to savor rather than devour. It’s a collection of original documents from throughout the history of sound arts, chock-full of writing about and by breadth of people that obsess about sound - excerpts from theses, publications and even album covers.
This week, Cycling '74 creates a pair of FFT objects and gives you a peek at SEAMUS 2017.
The annual SEAMUS conference is the perfect way to focus on a gathering of composers, inventors and academics that share a passion for electro-acoustic music.
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