alvin lucier - i am sitting in a room/ maxmsp version
hi i am trying to do a similar project in max msp to the well know i am sitting in a room project if you havent heard of it its well worth a look http://www.lovely.com/titles/cd1013.html . if anyone has heard of it and know of anyway to do this in max or can help in any way it would be much appreciated. this may help http://homestudio.thing.net/revue/content/lucier3.htm
james
here it goes:
a vintage patch from Peter Elsea, 1997 ()
cheers
Paulo Raposo
http://www.sirr-ecords.com
On Jan 18, 2007, at 9:16 PM, james wrote:
>
> hi i am trying to do a similar project in max msp to the well know
> i am sitting in a room project if you havent heard of it its well
> worth a look http://www.lovely.com/titles/cd1013.html . if anyone
> has heard of it and know of anyway to do this in max or can help in
> any way it would be much appreciated. this may help http://
> homestudio.thing.net/revue/content/lucier3.htm
> james
now out:
'Hades', Marc Behrens & Paulo Raposo
www.and-oar.org
Kenneth Kirshner, Three Compositions
www.sirr-ecords.com
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James,
This is pretty simply done. Closest in spirit to the original would be
to have a buffer, of a size appropriate to the statement you wish to
record (you could use a delay line instead, it's just a slight
difference in interface).
On the first iteration you'll need to manually start and stop recording
into the buffer (using record~). Thereafter, using the output of record~
to tell you how long the recorded segment was, the playback-rerecord
cycles can be completely automated (which may be easier using poke~, YMMV).
--
Owen
james wrote:
> hi i am trying to do a similar project in max msp to the well know i
> am sitting in a room project if you havent heard of it its well worth
> a look http://www.lovely.com/titles/cd1013.html . if anyone has heard
> of it and know of anyway to do this in max or can help in any way it
> would be much appreciated. this may help
> http://homestudio.thing.net/revue/content/lucier3.htm james
>
>
any chance you could send me the patch?
im not sure what that means?
cheers
james
that was to Paulo by the way
Select the patch code, copy, open max. new patcher, paste, or
alternatively new patch from clipboard menu.
On Jan 18, 2007, at 5:00 PM, james wrote:
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> any chance you could send me the patch?
> im not sure what that means?
> cheers
> james
v a d e //
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awesome cheers, can you set the microphone used? then do you just hit the toggle at top left then speak, then press the dac button to listen?
There must be tons of these patches lying around. Below is the one I wrote for a performance at Manchester University last year. It was quite wonderful if I may say so. The patch is not completely authentic since it normalizes buffers to minimize accumulation of digital noise. It also requires a couple of my LyonPotpourri objects.
Eric
On 18-Jan-2007, at 22:54, Paulo Raposo wrote:
> a vintage patch from Peter Elsea, 1997 ()
Requires Linterp from Peter Elsea's LObjects (which is easy to find).
But where does one get sfp? MaxObjects doesn't have an entry for it.
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hi eric it looks good, i am a sort of newcomer to max and cant seem to get it working. can you explain the sequence you have to do to get it going and where i can get your LyonPotpourri object and what i do with it. i have an error come up for e.l.buffet~ is this what you are talking about?
cheers james
Quote: james.ashworth@students.plymouth.ac wrote on Fri, 19 January 2007 09:49
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> hi eric it looks good, i am a sort of newcomer to max and cant seem to get it working. can you explain the sequence you have to do to get it going and where i can get your LyonPotpourri object and what i do with it. i have an error come up for e.l.buffet~ is this what you are talking about?
> cheers james
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Move the object files to where you keep third party objects. Start Max and it should now find el.buffet~.
Hit the bang connected to the patcher "Start-Piece" and start talking into the mic.
Good luck,
Eric
hi,
has anyone out there used the sparkfun electronics wireless
accelerometer/tilt controller v2.5?
if so, any hints as how to use it with max/msp on os x?
any help greatly appreciated.
thanks,
peter
https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=78313
http://forum.sparkfun.com/viewtopic.php?t=2727
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsPtW59Ozac
i think most of ur questions should be answerd, its a fun toy.
On 8/13/07, peter whincop wrote:
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>
> hi,
>
> has anyone out there used the sparkfun electronics wireless
> accelerometer/tilt controller v2.5?
>
> http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=254
>
> if so, any hints as how to use it with max/msp on os x?
>
> any help greatly appreciated.
>
> thanks,
> peter
>
There must be tons of these patches lying around. Below is the one I wrote for a performance at Manchester University last year. It was quite wonderful if I may say so. The patch is not completely authentic since it normalizes buffers to minimize accumulation of digital noise. It also requires a couple of my LyonPotpourri objects.
Eric
Dear Eric,
I found this patch of yours for the Lucier piece and it works wonderfully, thank you very much for sharing it.
One question: is it possible to change the length of the sequence? I've poked around in the patch, and I can send a "size" message to the buffer~ changing its length, but it seems the sequence stays the same length. Is there another spot within the patch where I should be changing the length for it to work? Or maybe I'm just speaking too fast...
Thank you very much!
Alexandra