Jaeebz Zeen

I am having difficulty with PS4 controller not outputting data. 

The controller is recognised in m4l and appears on the menu list and is selectable, however no data is output in the console or print popup. The device is listed in the info as only having 1 element but I am certain that these controllers have up to 65 or so elements

This seems to be a common issue upon researching it, however I am determined to find a solution as I am hoping to have the controller as an integral feature of a new live set.

Additionally all data is recognised and plotted by the app 'Controllers Lite'

Any assistance with this issue would be greatly appreciated.

I am having difficulty with PS4 controller not outputting data. 

The controller is recognised in m4l and appears on the menu list and is selectable, however no data is output in the console or print popup. The device is listed in the info as only having 1 element but I am certain that these controllers have up to 65 or so elements

This seems to be a common issue upon researching it, however I am determined to find a solution as I am hoping to have the controller as an integral feature of a new live set. 

Additionally all data is recognised and plotted by the app 'Controllers Lite' 

Any assistance with this issue would be greatly appreciated. 

Hi Max community, 
I am having difficulty with PS4 controller not outputting data. 

The controller is recognised in m4l and appears on the 

dualshock-ps4-controller-not-outputting-data

I am having this problem now, two years later. I've seen a few examples of people controlling Max with a Dualshock 4 controller connected via Bluetooth, so I feel like I'm missing something obvious...

The controller was recently paired with another device, like a different PS4 or PC. The controller is too far from your PlayStation and is no longer connected via Bluetooth®. The Micro-USB cable that connects your controller to the console is faulty or  love language quiz       disconnected.There are two main reasons you might see the flashing white light on your DualShock controller: either the battery is dying, or the controller failed to connect to your PlayStation console.If the LED light on your PS4 controller is blinking white, it's due to one of two reasons: The battery is dying. Plug the controller directly into the console to let it charge. It can take up to two hours for the battery to charge completely.

DualShock PS4 controller not outputting data

Sylvia Zhang

I installed the Bach Package and when I hit the 'B' button, it goes out a bach. object instead of bang. Since I'm not using this package yet, I've uninstalled it and restarted the Max. But the problem is still there. Funny thing is sometimes when I press the keyboard B, bang comes out; sometimes a bach.... object comes out. How can I fix this?

I installed the Bach Package and when I hit the 'B' button, it goes out a bach. object instead of bang. 

how-to-modify-the-shorcut-key-command

how to modify the shorcut key command

yeswecan

A simple question - how does the min.textslider example in Min-Devkit hide the mouse? The only call to mouse related API that I was able to find is 

at line 181. While it moves the mouse back into the widget, I fail to see how it gets hidden in the first place. Any clues? Any other places I should ask this question? Thanks!

Here's the example on GitHub just in case: 

https://github.com/Cycling74/min-devkit/blob/main/source/projects/min.textslider/min.textslider.cpp

Hey everyone!
A simple question - how does the min.textslider example in Min-Devkit hide the mouse? The only call to mouse related API that I was able to find is c74::max::jmouse_setposition_view at line 181. While it moves the mouse back into the widget, I fail to see how it gets hidden in the first place. Any clues? Any other places I should ask this question? Thanks!

Here's the example on GitHub just in case: https://github.com/Cycling74/min-devkit/blob/main/source/projects/min.textslider/min.textslider.cpp


Hey everyone!
A simple question - how does the min.textslider example in Min-Devkit hide the mouse? The only call to mouse related API that ... 

how-does-the-min-textslider-example-hide-the-mouse

How does the min.textslider example hide the mouse? (min-devkit related)

Esteban Xbender

Hello everyone. I'm reading Curtis Road's the computer music tutorial and in the Feedback Frequency Modulation part of the book I saw the figures below. I guess I made first one but I got confused while doing the second and third. Can someone solve this tables in Max/Msp patch and share?

feedback Fm.png

Hello everyone. I'm reading Curtis Road's the computer music tutorial and in the Feedback Frequency Modulation  part of the book I saw the figures below.  I guess I made first one but I got confused while doing the second and third. Can someone solve this tables in Max/Msp patch and share?

feedback-fm-1

Esteban, examples #2 and #3 use the same techniques as #1. Why don't you Copy-Compress what you have for patch #1 and paste here? That could be a good conversation starter.

For feedback FM you'll probably want the feedback loops to be single-sample delay, which means you probably want to use gen~ and [history] objects in the feedback paths. 

Notice that the diagram caption describes "x" as a "phase increment" for a "sine lookup table". 

A sine lookup table in gen~ is [cycle @index phase]  (indexed as unipolar phase from 0 to 1), or you can compute it directly using [sin] (indexed in radians from 0 to twopi).  

Using "phase increment" also means your frequency parameters are not in Hz, but in phase change per sample. You can convert Hz to unipolar phase for [cycle @index phase] using [/ samplerate] or to radians for [sin] using [* twopi/samplerate]. 

There's more subtleties to feedback FM (and feedback Phase Modulation). I highly recommend adding some kind of filter in the feedback path -- even the Yamaha DX algorithms used a very crude averaging FIR filter on feedback paths, but things can get a lot more fun and controllable with better filters. 

(PS. Honest plug: There's a whole chapter about FM/PM etc. including several feedback variants in this book: https://cycling74.com/books/go) :-)

thank you for all answers. what about bulding  feedback fm without gen~ and least feedback time using send~/receive~ pair? 
I added patch below that it explaine what I want to explaine. If I made wrong, building all three type of feedback FM it will worth for me and for who want to learn with easiest way. 

Using a send~ / receive~ pair as in your patch introduces a signal vector of latency. The sonic result will depend on your Signal Vector Size (and options depend on your audio interface).
[gen~] and the [history] object allow you a single sample of "latency" in the feedback loop.

Thank you so much Jean-Francois and Graham. When I do I will share it here.

Feedback FM

Pierre Martin

I need to create a piece of music with MaxMSP for homework and totally forget about it, it's for today... (because of xmas and new year eve)

Hello,
I need to create a piece of music with MaxMSP for homework and totally forget about it, it's for today... (because of xmas and new year eve)
I can pay if needed (paypal). Help !

Hello,
I need to create a piece of music with MaxMSP for homework and totally forget about it, it's for today... 

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Need help to create a piece of music

Alo Faro

livegain.gif

Probably a simple question but I feel a bit stuck...

I would like to remove live.gain~from my patch since the graphical part of live.gain~isn't useful to me there, I'm using it only to get the amplitude of every channel... 

I tried with scale~ and snapshot~ but I can't obtain identical numbers...

Hi everyone !

Probably a simple question but I feel a bit stuck...

I would like to remove live.gain~from my patch since the graphical part of live.gain~isn't useful to me there, I'm using it only to get the amplitude of every channel... 

I tried with scale~ and snapshot~ but I can't obtain identical numbers...

Thanks !


 
Hi everyone !

Probably a simple question but I feel a bit stuck...

I would like to remove live.gain~from my patch since the graphical ... 

live-gain~-"amplitude-of-every-channel"

If you want to set the amplitude, you could use [gain~], or [dbtoa] then [line~] and [*~]. 


Hi Jean-charles !

Thanks for your help ! I actually I don't want to modify the amplitude of the incoming signal, it will stay at 0dB, I want to get the same values as ones I could get at the live.gain~output ( linear amplitude of every channel) on the GIF I posted above.

It seems that live.gain~ approximates peak-meter characteristics, using a slower return than attack time.
Whereas [peakamp~] and [snapshot~] give almost identical, and likely more accurate, results.


Thanks guys ! 

I tried to make a little patch to observe minimum and maximum values, if I'm right the most accurate solution have higher and lower values. Am I right ?

It looks like results depend on used material.

I'm not sure what solution I should choose to be close as possible to True Peak values we can read above the Live meters...

The closer solution seems to be the one using peakamp~ but sometimes lower values are higher than with live.gain~ which make me ask "Is the peakamp~ solution more accurate than the live.gain~ solution ?"

Again, thanks for feeding the thread ! I hope I don't annoy anyone !

peakamp~ is going to give you the peak amplitude in the last 10 ms (period you're using) (no need for abs~)
snapshot~ is giving you the value of one sample, the one that's hit when you bang it (say, the first one in the signal vector currently processed) abs~ just makes it positive, but you don't get a peak.
Just replace [+~][peakamp~] by just [+] (no tilde): you are not working with signal at this point.


live.gain~ "Amplitude of every channel"

Andy Maskell

Some brief background (as this is a loooooong post):

1) My application is huge but hopefully well organised with about 25+ sub-patchers and bpatchers. It runs perfectly every time I run it from the Max 8.52 editor.

2) As soon as I build it into a standalone, the executable always crashes on the first, 

, time it is run. Every subsequent run is entirely successful.

3) If I encapsulate the standalone in a VirtualBox, if the original standalone has not been run previously, the VirtualBox version also crashes repeatedly. If I run the standalone at least twice before encapsulating it (always one crash followed by any number of successful runs), the VirtualBox version works perfectly every time!

4) The crash takes the form of the top level patch window showing the spinning dial followed by the window greying out with a Windows system generated "not responding" message. I have to click the close box and then select the shutdown option to get out. If I do nothing, this apparent hang-up continues indefinitely with no measurable CPU activity or messages in the Max Console.

The crash happens during an initialisation phase. I have gone to great lengths to ensure that this all happens in a very specific order as most of the modules require some form of initialisation routine and certain modules are dependant on others to have been initialised first.. I have painstakingly tested all manner of orders of initialising the modules and have been obsessive about eliminating [delay] and [pipe] objects in the initialisation routines to ensure that these processes are not colliding or conflicting with each other due to deferred scheduling. I also don't use Overdive.

After hours of testing, I have determined that the problem lies somewhere in this piece of code and almost certainly has something to do with the Max 

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1) Max does not provide any means to request Windows to allocate a free UDP port as many applications choose to do - you must supply a port number.

2) Loads of people have reported problems with 

 failing to work in apps that are run repeatedly using the same port number until Windows is rebooted and I have found the same thing.

3) This routine creates two almost identical portals though which I communicate with a Behringer X32 Rack mixer and a Behringer XR18. Both Midas and Behringher have adopted a very strange protocol for using UDP. Rather than recieving and sending messages on adjecent ports, as is the common method, they have chosen to both send and receive on the SAME port. By default, this port 10023 for the X32/M32 series mixers and 10024 for the XR/MR 12/16/18 series mixers. I don't know about the Wave series but I expect it suffers in the same way.

 also fails to work if it is configured with the same port number as the 

 command. In other words, it simply doesn't work with these mixers. Yes, I have heard some people talking about broadcasting the sent messages but in reality it doesn't stand up robustly for any length of time.

5) Having opened a UDP port in Max, there is no way to close it again and I think this explains why patches don't work when run repeatedly - neither Max nor Windows are releasing the port.

However, using the equivalent Sadam UDP objects 

 work and they work reliably and persistently even when the send and receive ports are configured to be identical. It also works on repeated runs of the same patch. So what are the Sadam routines doing that the Max ones don't?

The one problem with Sadam is that it does everything in OSC binary bundles and "streams" and regardless of how many times I read he help pages, I can't figure out how to convert normal, text based OSC commands into the correct format.

Then I discovered a workaround published elsewhere - send the textual OSC commands with 

 via the internal loopback (localhost or 127.0.0.1) and send the replies via 

 - and blow me it works! Perfectly! Every time and for hours on end!

/Max/Windows blocking up ports? My solution has been to reconfigure the port numbers randomly every time the routine is reset. I have chosen to use adjactent even/odd ports in a rarely used block from 15000 to 20000.

 be defined with a port number. I've tried all manner of port numbers in different ranges and it seems to make no difference to the crashes mentioned above so before anybody suggests that it's because I've used 

 as a starting point, I can assure you that it makes no difference what port number I choose. Once the object is defined though, the port number can then be changed any number of times, which is what I do with my randomiser.

So does some mega-guru out there have any suggestions? Why does this "one-time" crash occur, why doesn't it happen on subsequent runs, and how come I can get a reliable VirtualBox package to work provided that the executable has been allowed to run and crash once before it is encapsulated? Is it something that has been introduced and/or made worse with the Max 8.5+ upgrade?

And for all you Behringer/Midas users out there who are pulling your hair out trying to interface to your mixers using Max, this method does work!!!

2) As soon as I build it into a standalone, the executable always crashes on the first, and only the first, time it is run. Every subsequent run is entirely successful.

After hours of testing, I have determined that the problem lies somewhere in this piece of code and almost certainly has something to do with the Max [udpreceive] object:


2) Loads of people have reported problems with [udpreceive] failing to work in apps that are run repeatedly using the same port number until Windows is rebooted and I have found the same thing.

4) Aside from the problems with [udpreceive] failures mentioned above, [udpreceive] also fails to work if it is configured with the same port number as the [udpsend] command. In other words, it simply doesn't work with these mixers. Yes, I have heard some people talking about broadcasting the sent messages but in reality it doesn't stand up robustly for any length of time.

However, using the equivalent Sadam UDP objects DO work and they work reliably and persistently even when the send and receive ports are configured to be identical. It also works on repeated runs of the same patch. So what are the Sadam routines doing that the Max ones don't?

Then I discovered a workaround published elsewhere - send the textual OSC commands with [udpsend] to [sadam.udpReceiver] via the internal loopback (localhost or 127.0.0.1) and send the replies via [sadam.udpSender] to [udpreceive] - and blow me it works! Perfectly! Every time and for hours on end!

So how have I tackled the problem with [udpreceive]/Max/Windows blocking up ports? My solution has been to reconfigure the port numbers randomly every time the routine is reset. I have chosen to use adjactent even/odd ports in a rarely used block from 15000 to 20000.

As stated previously, the [udpreceive] object MUST be defined with a port number. I've tried all manner of port numbers in different ranges and it seems to make no difference to the crashes mentioned above so before anybody suggests that it's because I've used [udpreceive 0] as a starting point, I can assure you that it makes no difference what port number I choose. Once the object is defined though, the port number can then be changed any number of times, which is what I do with my randomiser.

Some brief background (as this is a loooooong post):
1) My application is huge but hopefully well organised with about 25+ sub-patchers and ... 

why-does-my-standalone-crash-the-first-time-it-runs-but-runs-perfectly-thereafter-or-trying-to-manage-the-idiosycracies-of-udposc-in-windows-using-behringermidas-mixers!

few very short answers to this very long mail ....
1- sadam udp send - receive : insert atoi / itoa at both ends.
Simple as that.


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2- that one time crashes might indicate preferences problem,
but to keep it simple I would reboot windows after compiling standalone,
to remove any loaded dependencies from Max itself,
and after reboot launch standalone to see if it makes any difference.

It would be helpfull if you upload a screenshot showing ALL
settings of standalone inspector.

And - your standalone is an unknown variable -
without knowing all involved objects and routines
it is impossible to advice anything .

P.S. 
do you compile that complete standalone every time ?
One can build it once excluding externals, edit resources, trimm it down, 
and on updates compile only updated mxf , also excluding externals. 


I have reworked my routine a bit and performed large numbers of tests removing and isolating various objects and actions and confirmed without any shadow of doubt that it is the Max [udpreceive] object that is causing the problem. I attach the latest version of my routine here if it is of interest:


And here is the screenshot of my [standalone] settings:


As I have said, my app is large and complex but it all works fine apart from this one initialisation routine. All the app does in effect is to process MIDI and OSC data streams between several devices making changes in various different ways to add functionality. Without the hardware, it would be pretty unrewarding to look at!

As for the OSC binary data structure, I have fathomed it out but I don't have a solution for decoding it yet. The general structure of the messages is:

oscaddress 0 0 ,sfii 0 0 dddddddddd 0 0 dddd 0 0 dddd ....

The OSC address is simple to convert using [itoa]. However the "0 0" delimiter causes most things to stop at that point. The next segment is a comma followed by a variable number of data type identifiers, such as "s" for text symbol, "f" for 32-bit float, "i" for 32-bit integer, and so on. What follows is then a series of data values that match the number and type of the identifiers, again separated by "0 0" delimeters. I'm sure that I could write a decoder to unravel it all but I'm going to hunt around to see if anybody has already written something suitable. If I can find/write a de-coder then I can get rid of the troublesome Max [udpreceive] objects.

As for rebooting, it makes no difference irrespective of when a reboot is done, i.e. after building the standalone, after running the standalone once or more times, after encapsulating the standalone into VirtualBox, or after running the VirtualBox!

@SourceAudio - one other thing I don't think I mentioned is that I have a Master Reset button on my user interface that performs a complete reset by running all the initialisation routines, including this one, in the event that any part of the external network, hardware or software fails. It seems to be only the first encounter with the [udpreceive] object that causes the crash. Thereafter, all subsequent encounters work exactly as expected, whether it is by running the app repeatedly or doing multiple resets during a single app run. Really odd!

You disable overdrive and use that many midi messages ?
Enabling overdrive and all windows active is first thing I set.
If you keep same preferences name as Max itself - that will
probably also produce problems.


at the bottom I see you use OneDrive.
I am not really sure, but I think using max files on virtual drives
might also create problems.

now you seem to nail it to that RESET routine.
I had a short look at that patch.
Could you try qmetro and slower count ?


I have disabled overdrive temporarily as it interferes with another initialisation routine that goes before this one. I need to work out why but it certainly doesn't relate to this problem and I'll be turning on overdrive again once i've fixed that.

I'll try All Windows Active although I only ever have one interface Window visible when my app is running.

I'll certainly try using a separate preferences file and see if that helps.

I've already tried metro values up to 2000ms and it makes no difference. I'll try qmetro but I doubt if it will help as my rigid flow means that this is the only active process running in the scheduler at the time.

Whilst I'm using OneDrive, I only use it as a backup system. All my files are stored locally all the time. It's not caused me any problems with Max for the 2 years that I've been using it.

@SourceAudio - I have fixed my other routine so I have enabled overdrive again.

I have applied all the other suggestions too and yet the problem still remains unchanged! 😒

I've not found an OSC encoder/decoder that I can use so I'm off to write one!

Well, I'm not exactly sure how I've fixed it but I now have a working program again!

As Ken Mattingly (Gary Sinise) said in Apollo 13:

I've made adjustments to the sequence of events during the initialisation process and moved the launching of the Mixing Station software that I interface to until after the UDP/OSC ports are created, just in case any flurry of activity between the software and the mixer as they synchronised was swamping Max at the same time. I've added most of the tips given by @SourceAudio as well - thank you.

another thing >  udp ports should not have that low numbers 
like 1 or 4, at least on mac that throws errors and ports do not work.
ports >  1024 have no problems


Normally I would totally agree with you. I originally had them set to 12020/1/2/5/6 but I was desperately trying everything I could think of to get it to work; and my randomiser picks 4 sequential numbers from 15000 to 20000 always starting with an even number.

My experiments appear to suggest that [udpreceive] needs an almost silent machine and network when it is first invoked but quite why that is I have no idea. It certainly doesn't appear to be coded very well and I'm far from being alone with this problem.

I've set the default [updreceive] port numbers to 14996/7/8/9 now.

I know from previous discussions with the developer, David Schumann, that the MixingStation software I use is constantly having to request free UDP ports from Windows as the mixers it interfaces to use UDP servers to transmit the live level meter data. Each server request requires that allocation of a new UDP port is made by the host and passed to the mixer in the server request. I'll message him and ask if there could possibly be anything going on in his software that could be causing a snarl up.

I certainly know that interfacing to these mixers via UDP has caused no end of problems for other Max users out there. However, my solution now works again!!! Yeahhh! 😁

Why does my standalone crash the first time it runs but runs perfectly thereafter? Or, trying to manage the idiosycracies of UDP/OSC in Windows using Behringer/Midas mixers!

saturo

I'm working on a project in which I'm trying to use jweb to connect to an .html on 

Bringing up the page directly in Firefox isn't a problem, in Chrome I'm prompted with the usual privacy error, jweb won't even go as far as to display the privacy error.

Can anyone recommend a way to bypass security features or make an exception so that I can get this page to load in jweb?

I'm working on a project in which I'm trying to use jweb to connect to an .html on https://localhost:8080/... 

Can anyone recommend a way to bypass security features or make an exception so that I can get this page to load in jweb? 

jweb-security-and-https-localhost

Probably the only way would be to buy and install an SSL certificate.  Why do you need https on localhost? Can't you just switch to http - it anyhow not reachable from the outside.


I didn't see how https was necessary on localhost but it was how a 3rd party things implemented for control of their hardware. Thankfully they've made a work around for me to use http. 

Anything else I attempted involving self signed SSL certificates wasn't going very far.


Can you still not use self signed certificates with jweb?

Hello,
I am too interested in access local admin ip adress to configure some third party hardware.
In a browser I am prompted to enter name/password, but in Max I'm not. So I'm stucked.

jweb security and https localhost

Matty Falx

I have to submit a maxpat for an assignment due tomorrow (4 Jan) and I'm not getting any sound from the AU DLS Synth. The output is on in the MIDI Setup window and it's mapped correctly. Even if I open up the pgmout and noteout object reference windows and try a test in there I cannot get any sound. There is sound coming from ezdac object, so I know it's not an audio issue. Has anyone experienced this before and know what to do. I'm running Max 8.3.3 on OS X 10.15.7. I am running Max and system audio through MacBook Pro Speakers. Thanks for any swift help you can provide. Matt

I have to submit a maxpat for an assignment due tomorrow (4 Jan) and I'm not getting any sound from the AU DLS Synth. 

no-sound-from-au-dls-synth

Keep in mind AU DLS Synth used with noteout will generate sound directly to your System audio output, not through ezdac~ etc. To debug:
1. System audio working? (sound from youtube / sound file / etc?)
2. [noteout] Help file working?
3. System restart?

4. check the volume of the virtual synth (set it to 127 with ctrl 7)

Hi Jean-Francois and Patrick. Thanks for your advice. I found a restart seemed to kick it off.

No sound from AU DLS Synth

PETE KELLOCK

Can RNBO handle externals created using the Max SDK?

I'm building a "Rhythm Engine" in Max, quite a complex beast. The core is a large external I'm writing in C using the Max SDK. I'm building the GUI directly in Max, passing messages in and out of this external.

When I'm done, I'm wondering if I'll be able to use RNBO to package all this up for people who don't have Max - eg as a browser app or standalone Mac/Windows app? It seems RNBO lets you do that with Max patches, but what if the Max patch includes your own external(s)?

As you can tell, I'm totally new to RNBO. :)

Can RNBO handle externals created using the Max SDK?
I'm building a "Rhythm Engine" in Max, quite a complex beast. The core is a large external I'm writing in C using the Max SDK. I'm building the GUI directly in Max, passing messages in and out of this external.
When I'm done, I'm wondering if I'll be able to use RNBO to package all this up for people who don't have Max - eg as a browser app or standalone Mac/Windows app? It seems RNBO lets you do that with Max patches, but what if the Max patch includes your own external(s)?
As you can tell, I'm totally new to RNBO.  :)

Can RNBO handle externals created using the Max SDK?
I'm building a "Rhythm Engine" in Max, quite a complex beast. 

including-your-own-externals-in-rnbo

No. In rnbo~, you use rnbo objects, you can't use Max objects - that applies to externals created with the SDK. You can create Max externals with RNBO, but that's something else.
What you are after seems to be saving a patch (including your custom external) as a bundled application. That's been possible for a while.
Best to know more about RNBO is to try it - if you've been using Max and creating externals, you should find rnbo quite easy to use.

Thanks Jean-Francois. A very clear reply, very fast - perfect!
So not RNBO, but there's a more established way to achieve this. Gottit. I've been using Max for a few years, but this is the first time I've wanted to do this, so I didn't realize it was possible. 
Thanks again. :)

By the way, creating a bundled app (Standalone) is possible, but it comes with some difficulties - you can search the archives of this forum for interesting discussions. So, a great way to share your work with people who don't have Max, a great way is to share it as a Max patch / Max Project and to suggest the users install Max: running an existing patch is free, final users don't need a Max licence for that.

Hey - thanks again! This info is also very useful. 
I'm currently in the middle of developing this Rhythm Engine thing, but once it reaches a stage where others could use it, I'll explore both the options you mention. That'll probably be in a couple of months or so.
Having to install even a free version of Max is of course a bit of a barrier to adoption. On the other hand if it helps a add a few people to the Max user base a bit, I'd be delighted. Pros and cons to each...

Including your own externals in RNBO

Ben Bracken

We are excited to announce the availability of our 

 as a public beta. We’ve worked closely with 

. The Eventide H9000 is a rack-sized multi-effects unit with powerful DSP processing capabilities and numerous high quality built-in effects. We’re excited to enable RNBO export for this and open the door to unique custom studio effects and instruments without the strict limitations of other hardware platforms.

RNBO support is similar to the existing Gen support, but more streamlined, and uses the built-in 

, rather than a watcher patcher, to manage the export process. Eventually, all of these changes will be rolled into the standard release versions of RNBO and this package.

Get the preview version of the RNBO package (v1.2.7-eventide.0):

Get the preview version of the "Eventide H9000" package (v1.0.4-beta.3):

We’d love to hear any experiences and feedback from RNBO users with access to an H9000. To join the discussion, use the 

We are excited to announce the availability of our Eventide package for RNBO as a public beta. We’ve worked closely with Eventide to bring...

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Eventide H9000 Package for RNBO - Public Beta

This update focuses on Max for Live stability, fixing regression bugs, and a few new 

The full list of improvements are below, or on the Max 8.6.2 release page:

: Updated LOM documentation to the state on 12.0.x.

We are happy to announce the release of Max 8.6.2.

This update focuses on Max for Live stability, fixing regression bugs, and a few new...

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We are excited to announce the availability of our Eventide package for RNBO as a public beta. We’ve worked closely with Eventide to...

We are happy to announce the release of Max 8.6.2. This update focuses on Max for Live stability, fixing regression bugs, and a few new...

I am having this problem now, two years later. I've seen a few examples of people controlling Max with a Dualshock 4 controller connected...

I installed the Bach Package and when I hit the 'B' button, it goes out a bach. object instead of bang.

Hey everyone! A simple question - how does the min.textslider example in Min-Devkit hide the mouse? The only call to mouse related API that...

Thank you so much Jean-Francois and Graham. When I do I will share it here.

Hello, I need to create a piece of music with MaxMSP for homework and totally forget about it, it's for today...

Thanks Jean-François !

I've set the default [updreceive] port numbers to 14996/7/8/9 now. I know from previous discussions with the developer, David Schumann,...

Hello, I am too interested in access local admin ip adress to configure some third party hardware. In a browser I am prompted to enter...

Hi Jean-Francois and Patrick. Thanks for your advice. I found a restart seemed to kick it off.

Hey - thanks again! This info is also very useful. I'm currently in the middle of developing this Rhythm Engine thing, but once it reaches...