Iain Duncan

Hello fellow Max'ers, I'm mulling over a few directions for some of my next content publications for Scheme For Max, and thought I would check in here for sense of interest. A few things I have working in my own (unpolished moving target) projects that I could break out into clean examples with tutorials:

I'm just curious if any of those are things that people would be excited to learn how to do with Scheme for Max, and if which you would want to see first. Also, if there are things you struggle with in Max patching that you feel would benefit from scripting, I'm interested to hear. I'm just generally trying to figure out what might draw people down this rabbit hole with me. :-)

Hello  fellow Max'ers, I'm mulling over a few directions for some of my next  content publications for Scheme For Max, and thought I would check in  here for sense of interest. A few things I have working in my own  (unpolished moving target) projects that I could break out into clean  examples with tutorials:

Exploring just-intonation with microtonality with Scheme 

Making a more powerful/flexible Coll-type object for data management/sequencing

Driving a low-priority thread GUI for output using Scheme and the jit.cellblock object

Capturing real-time midi input for use in a sequencer (both data and control data).

Live coding with pattern macros (ie similar to Tidal etc)

Further explorations of algorithmic techniques

I'm  just curious if any of those are things that people would be excited to  learn how to do with Scheme for Max, and if which you would want to see  first. Also, if there are things you struggle with in Max patching that  you feel would benefit from scripting, I'm interested to hear. I'm just  generally trying to figure out what might draw people down this rabbit  hole with me. :-)

Hello  fellow Max'ers, I'm mulling over a few directions for some of my next  content publications for Scheme For Max, and thought I would c

Feedback requested: next topics for Scheme For Max demos/tutorials/cookbook-recipes