Pedro Santos

This is a video I've found from 2017, presenting "Procedural Audio in the new Unreal Audio Engine".

The first part of the presentation might be particularly useful to Max/MSP users that want to experiment with the Unreal Engine, as it compares the Blueprint environment to Max in a variety of topics (order of execution, threading, compiling, ...).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auh342KUUoM

This is a video I've found from 2017, presenting "Procedural Audio in the new Unreal Audio Engine".
The first part of the presentation might be particularly useful to Max/MSP users that want to experiment with the Unreal Engine, as it compares the Blueprint environment to Max in a variety of topics (order of execution, threading, compiling, ...).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auh342KUUoM 

This is a video I've found from 2017, presenting "Procedural Audio in the new Unreal Audio Engine".
The first part of the presentation might

-sharing-introduction-to-ue4's-blueprint-environment-from-a-max-user's-perspective

thanks so much, been learning Unreal4 Blueprints lately, this is truly helpful

(even though his Max knowledge seems a bit lacking and biased 😆 ...the Blueprint relation is still englightening 👍 ).

thanks so much, been learning Unreal4 Blueprints lately, this is truly helpful
(even though his Max knowledge seems a bit lacking and biased 😆 ...the Blueprint relation is still englightening 👍 ).


Yes, I've noticed that when he didn't mention dictionaries when referring to data structures, but otherwise this presentation is a rare case (that I know of) of directly comparing the functionality and workflow between the two.

[sharing] Introduction to UE4's Blueprint environment from a Max user's perspective