articles
-
Matthew discusses his latest installation and electronic instrument.
-
Explore many ways to try physical modeling synthesis in Max.
-
Patch along with Rob Ramirez and discover the Jitter Physics system.
-
Patch along with Rob Ramirez and discover the Jitter Physics system.
-
Patch along with Rob Ramirez and discover the Jitter Physics system.
-
-
Harness rigid bodies with the second tutorial video covering collisions and constraints.
-
Get immersed in Jitter Physics with two weeks of daily patches.
-
Set up your first Jitter Physics world and work with rigid bodies to create simple motion simulation.
-
Hear from experienced DMX and Max programmers, and get a list of links to DMX hardware vendors.
-
In this tutorial series, you can explore the world of programming DMX with Max.
-
-
General Principles
- Creating evenly spaced 3D objects
- Making a 3D volumetric relief effect using video input
-
Create complex repetitive visual patterns similar to a kaleidoscope.
-
- General Principles
- Creating an endless zoom effect
- Making a circular mask with Gen
-
-
General Principles
- Creating generative fractal landscapes
- Creating a scrolling "slitscan" effect
- Working with particle-like motion
-
Icarus discusses their “album in 1000 variations” and more.
-
-
General Principles
- Combining Jitter Matrix manipulations to replicate an effect
- Using sound to distort video
-
-
General Principles
- Pixel animations
- Feedback with OpenGL
- Color and spatial effects
-
The branching structure of a tree provides the basis for this animation patch.
-
Learn how to share your Max creations.
-
Expand sounds in your next Audacity project.
-
Max 6 brought a wealth of new tools -- including a full physics engine, support for complex scene hierarchies, advanced animation tools -- for making some really fine Jitter Recipes.
-
jit.gen can handle matrices of any type, dimension, and planecount.
-
Jeff Rona shows how Max fits into his studio workflow and creative process.
