Help Needed : Patch Creation with Guidelines I am still learning

    misterritch
    Oct 29 2012 | 1:38 am
    Hey guys thanks for reading.
    So basically you'd be helping a lot if you make a SIMPLE patch in Max/MSP that is a system for generating sonic output (not MIDI) with control over several musical parameters. The patch should have the following controls:
    1. Pitch 2. Duration of sound event 3. Amplitude Envelope shape 4. Peak Amplitude 5. (At least one more of your choosing.)
    Your patch must also make use of the the following objects: 1. [coll] 2. [t] 3. [patcher] or [p] 4. [counter] 5. [select] 6. [poly~]
    Again you'd be helping me a heck-load. Just upload a link for download ALL THE HELP IS SERIOUSLY APPRECIATED :D
    • Floating Point
      Oct 29 2012 | 2:45 am
      please refer to this thread; it contains all you need to know:
      https://cycling74.com/forums/need-help-with-project
    • Stephane Morisse
      Oct 29 2012 | 7:43 am
      Basically, you should not sleep during your max/msp workshops at the university or wherever that is... If I had had the chance to learn it like you seem to have, I would not have to work like mad to learn everything from scratch. Which I happen to enjoy BTW...
    • Medd
      Oct 29 2012 | 10:26 am
    • FRid
      Oct 29 2012 | 10:39 am
      "See also: https://cycling74.com/forums/it-could-happen" Nice one!
      Especially this one cracks me up; "Just upload a link for download" Yep, you definitely need to learn some guidelines there, learning moment right here though :)
      (Sorry woke up with a bad temper, need some adjusting to the dst... :)
    • brendan mccloskey
      Oct 29 2012 | 10:56 am
      haha
      never thought my prediction would be realized so quickly; but then, every October is the same isn't it?
      This is so blatantly transparent it might even be a wind up!
      Brendan
    • Gregory Taylor
      Oct 29 2012 | 8:30 pm
      Well, having a Forum topic to point to is useful, no?
      Should we add a "Pssst - your *teacher* reads the Forum, too... D'oh!" post to make it complete? :-)