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hepi

I realt think patcherargs should fire BEFORE it's parent patcher's loadbang, not AFTER.

I see patcherargs as the constructor of an abstract patcher. As a typical constructor, it runs before any interaction with the object is allowed. By firing AFTER the parent patcher's loadbang, it allows interaction before the abstract patcher finished initialization.

patcherargs-loading-order

patcherargs loading order

aartcore

The suckah object is not working properly anymore, in the help patch of suckah.maxhelp I don't get the correct values. Also the suckah object in the jit.chromakey helpfile doesn't work anymore. 

I get only values like 1. 1. 1. and in between it gives a jittering  value of RGBA: 0.258824 0.258824 0.258824 when it should be full green, red or blue values.

Can someone confirm this behaviour or is it my computer?

Hi,

The suckah object is not working properly anymore, in the help patch of suckah.maxhelp I don't get the correct values. Also the suckah...

suckah-object-not-working-bug

Suckah object not working / bug

Dan Nigrin

I have a long running process I'm running within Javascript (using v8) (manipulation of a very, very  long list, which is converted to an array within the Javascript).  I've added an outlet within the Javascript to send progress messages out of (a float that goes from 0.0 to 1.0), which in turn I have connected to a flonum in my Max patch.  However it doesn't work - the flonum doesn't update until the long running process is complete.

I've tried deferlow-ing the initial message into v8, but that didn't work.  Other suggestions as to how I might get visual feedback into my Max patch as to progress of the v8 process?

long Javascript process and progress indicator

long-process-and-progress-indicator

Jeff Merkel

I know it gets brought up every once in a while, but I thought I'd post again to see what the interest was out there for getting Max working in Linux.

I jump between Mac, Winows, and Linux (Ubunutu) fairly regularly as no single OS can do everything I need under one roof. I teach at a university in physics and recording arts where I use Max, Wavelab, Nuendo, and Live extensively for demonstrations and PowerPoint/Keynote for presenting. I also run a recording/mastering/post studio where I again use Nuendo & Wavelab. But I also run an acoustic R&D company where I use Solidworks, QCAD, and a few other drawing/modeling tools. And lastly I head up an interdisciplinary research collective that mostly uses Max, but also vvvv, Processing, TouchDesigner, Quartz Composer, etc.

But I'm finding that I prefer Linux above Windows and Mac more and more for the sheer speed, customization, and adaptability even though it's by far the least supported for applications which really bums me out. While I'm a big supporter of open source I'm also happy to pay for good commercial software like Max. i just wish Max, and a few others, would run on Linux.

Max is one of the biggest hangups for me to not spend almost all of my time in Linux. PD is a great program, no doubt, but I rely on a lot of the awesome and amazing externals out there and the great Max community (along with a number of other reasons). Even getting Max to run under Wine would be OK, though native support would be much more preferable. But the iLok stuff only works on Mac/Win, even though I use the software key/internet activation.

So I'm interested if there's any other folks out there in the same boat as myself. I know Linux support is a low priority for most commercial companies that are trying squash bugs and be innovative, but I feel like Ubuntu and other flavors are on the rise and have some very cool potential in the multimedia realm (but that could also be just because I've been getting more into it personally). If there's enough of us requesting maybe we could see a Linux release in the future! Anyone else interested in seeing this happen?

max-on-linux

Max on Linux

Jan M

 is end of life since long. The goto solution for using a DMX USB Pro recently was using the serial object directly.

I wanted to start learning to write Max externals, and I chose to create an external for the DMX USB Pro.

A beta version of the package is available here: 

https://github.com/janmech/jam/releases/tag/1.0-beta

 for sending and receiving DMX data from the interface  and

 for use with audio signals (sending DMX data only).

To install, download and unpack the zip package and copy it to the Max Packages folder. On first load of the externals Max might ask you to remove the quarantine attribute. Just confirm and continue (I don't have a paid Apple developer account, that's why). 

The externals are compiled for MacOS 10.15 and later and should load on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.

Looking forward for feedback and if there is interest in continuing this little project also collaborators are very welcome!

The good old external from nullmedium is end of life since long. The goto solution for using a DMX USB Pro recently was using the serial...

sharing-my-take-on-an-enttec-dmx-usb-pro-external

[sharing] My take on an ENTTEC DMX USB Pro external

Nupky

I am trying to use the microphone and speaker from a bluetooth headset within my max patch. I am using a mac and it is all linked up. I muted the onboard mic and speaker using the Audio Midi settings of my mac and then tested everything in some audio programs and a Processing program using minim library. They all can see the incoming sound files.

My problem is, I have set up the sound source in Max (under the options menu) to my bluetooth headset, and whenever I use a ezadc and ezdac to give a quick test.. Max crashes completely..

bluetooth-headset-to-max-msp-causes-crash

Bluetooth Headset to Max Msp causes Crash

I've been sufficiently impressed by the programming abilities of ChatGPT, and have started to think more about the possibilities of Max assisted programming using large language models like GPT, especially since Max patches are render-able in text form.

Has anyone explored this space and its possibilities, so I don't start from scratch?

I've been sufficiently impressed by the programming abilities of ChatGPT, and have started to think more about the possibilities of Max ... 

max-and-large-language-models-generative-ai-gpt-etc

Max and Large Language Models / Generative AI / GPT / etc....

Namfon.Natcha

Is there an object or external that can be triggered with a signal (like sending a "bang" command), and in response, can make the mouse click?

I have tried [aka.mouse] but no luck (could not load due to incorrect architecture).

Is there an object or external that can be triggered with a signal (like sending a "bang" command), and in response, can make the mouse ... 

simulating-mouse-clicks-1

Simulating Mouse Clicks

Julien Bayle

, the classic Moog ladder filter simulation originally implemented in Pure Data by Miller Puckette.

bob~ models the Moog transistor ladder using Runge–Kutta numerical integration of a nonlinear differential equation, following work by Stilson, Stinchcombe and Huovilainen. It’s a very interesting approach compared to more common digital ladder approximations, because the solver integrates the circuit dynamics directly and includes a nonlinear saturation stage.

The port happened a bit unexpectedly: during a recent training session, a student brought up the original bob~ implementation and we started discussing it. That conversation made me want to port it to Max and make it available as a simple external.

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