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Luca Schwarz

I'm working on a timing system in Max / gen~ and I'm trying to build a small component that behaves like a phase-synchronous one-shot ramp.

I have a continuously running phase signal (0→1 ramp), produced by 

This phase is the master timing reference in my patch and must keep running continuously.

What I would like to generate is a retriggerable ramp that:

• starts when I send a single-sample trigger

• follows the exact timing of the existing phase signal

• outputs one or more full 0→1 cycles

trigger → phase-synchronous ramp generator with adjustable number of cycles

• the original phase signal must NOT be reset

• the ramp must stay perfectly synchronized to that phase

• the trigger is a single-sample impulse

Hi everyone,

I'm working on a timing system in Max / gen~ and I'm trying to build a small component that behaves like a phase-synchronous...

retriggerable-single-cycle-ramp-from-a-phaserate-signal

Retriggerable single-cycle ramp from a phase/rate signal 

nini

Hi all! I’m fairly new to development with C and max-sdk, but I’m wondering if I’ve encountered a bug while trying to connect two objects with a hidden patchcord.

This is possible in the JS API with patcher.hiddenconnect(), but when I try the analog to that in max-sdk I get a console error: 

patcher: doesn't understand "hiddenconnect"

// Snippet
t_atom msg[4];
atom_setobj(&msg[0], ps_box);
atom_setlong(&msg[1], 0);
atom_setobj(&msg[2], my_box);
atom_setlong(&msg[3], 1);
object_method_typed(patcher, gensym("connect"), 4, msg, NULL);

// Snippet
t_atom msg[4];
atom_setobj(&msg[0], ps_box);
atom_setlong(&msg[1], 0);
atom_setobj(&msg[2], my_box);
atom_setlong(&msg[3], 1);
object_method_typed(patcher, gensym("hiddenconnect"), 4, msg, NULL);

You can find the symbol referenced in max-sdk-base 

I know this is a fairly niche topic, but if anyone has insight, it would be greatly appreciated!

Hi all! I’m fairly new to development with C and max-sdk, but I’m wondering if I’ve encountered a bug while trying to connect two objects...

using-hiddenconnect-in-max-sdk

Using hiddenconnect in max-sdk

Emiliano

Hi everyone, I'm building a kick drum synthesizer in gen~ for the Daisy Field using oopsy. The synth works fine in looping mode triggered internally by a phasor, but I cannot get an external gate input to correctly reset and retrigger the amplitude envelope.

The amp envelope is a classic exponential decay using history feedback: aeh (history) → multiply by amp_dec → add tlc (trigger impulse from phasor < 0.001) → back to aeh.

When gate1 goes high I want the amp envelope to immediately reset to 1 and decay from there. Same for the pitch envelope.

What I tried: param gate1 → change → > 0 to get a single-sample trigger on the rising edge, then "? 1" to reset aeh to 1 on trigger (aea into inlet 0, gpos into inlet 1), and selector to reset pitch env to pitch_amt on trigger. None of these work correctly — the envelope either stays open continuously or never triggers.

The core question: what is the correct way in gen~ to reset a history-based feedback envelope to a specific value on a single-sample trigger? Specifically in the context of oopsy on Daisy where gate inputs are sampled at block rate (48 samples).

Is accum + pow the right approach? Or is there a cleaner idiom for this in gen~? 

Hi everyone, I'm building a kick drum synthesizer in gen~ for the Daisy Field using oopsy. The synth works fine in looping mode triggered...

gen-on-daisy-field-gate-trigger-to-reset-envelope-kick-drum

 gen~ on Daisy Field — gate trigger to reset envelope (kick drum)

Joe Kaplan

Thinking about undertaking a complex application in max, involving many patches, subpatches, additional media, externals, supporting files, etc.

 it became clear that the Max Project Manager is probably not up to the task.  I can see how the Project Manager can be useful for small and medium projects that involved a handful of patches and supporting media, but it's not really a DevOps powertool.

I have some ideas, but I'm curious if others have come up with any solutions they can can share?  

Hi All,

Thinking about undertaking a complex application in max, involving many patches, subpatches, additional media, externals,...

version-control-for-complex-application-built-with-max

Version Control for Complex Application built with Max?

Ron Herrema

I've been searching quite extensively but unseccessfully to find a way to change the background and font colors of the console in Max 9. Is there a way to do this? Thanks

I've been searching quite extensively but unseccessfully to find a way to change the background and font colors of the console in Max 9. Is...

change-colors-in-the-console

Change colors in the console

Roman Thilenius

there was a thread a while ago (which i cannot find back now) where graham w. suggested two methods to calculate the 

 for a butterworth lowpass inside an (MSP) tapout~-based feedback loop (in order to compensate for the latency and get the k/s generator tuningstable.)

in one of my older resonator modules i am simply using a butterworth followed by a matching correction allpass (both biquad based), so that the feedback loop delay now is simply 

 no longer supports the generator to go up to ~5500 Hz (4-5 samples) but only up to ~3600 Hz (6 samples fixed), but you "win" a lot of simplicity with that approach.

the only CPU cost is the additional biquad kernel, calculating the phase correction allpass is a simple matrix conversion (aka an empty subpatcher.)


there was a thread a while ago (which i cannot find back now) where graham w. suggested two methods to calculate the runtime delay at...

calculating-feedback-delay-karplusstrong-etc

calculating feedback delay (karplus/strong etc.)

submo

I'm trying to change the font size of the JavaScript text editing window as its a bit small for my eyes.

I've tried sending the "editfontsize $1" message to the [js] object with various int values, but it seems to have no effect. Also tried adding the global "editfontsize=24" to my .js script but that doesn't seem to work either. 

If I try to print "editfontsize" to the Max console it reports as -1?

I'm using Windows with Max9.1.1 (its also the same using Max8)

Hello,

I'm trying to change the font size of the JavaScript text editing window as its a bit small for my eyes.

Unfortunately I've had no...

change-the-font-size-of-the-javascript-editing-window

Change the font size of the JavaScript Editing Window?

asciishallreceive

select-bug.maxpat

Here is a simple counter-style "for" loop, a very common code block for metronomes and algorithms. I use these all the time. Here is a bizarre mismatch in behavior between two designs of the same code block. The only difference is in input types sent to [select].

Version 1 (left side): the for loop sends the output of [int] to a [number] object before going to [send]. Works as expected, bangs the [3] message, resets the counter and continues to countdown from 3 to 0 repeatedly.

Version 2 (right side): the output of [int] goes directly to [select]. It doesn't work, but the 

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