New user with questions about Max/MSP - Jitter - Ableton Live & more...
OK, so i'm pretty much a newbie to the Max/MSP, Jitter world...
I've been using Live for a lil while now, composing a lot of music and working on live performances with it...
I also have done tons of video, motion graphics, etc. and have a couple of friends who've shown me Max/MSP and what they've done with it as far as audio goes...
now i'm excited to start messing with Max/MSP as far as audio goes, but i'm really interested to start seeing where i can take it all as far as combining my audio with all my other video work through Jitter...
now i must apologize if this has been dicussed, but i wanted to know if this is all possible and how can you use Ableton Live with Max/MSP and is it possible to even use Jitter and possibly even a Lemur with it all?
does this make any sense? cause if i'm thinking of this correctly, sounds like it could be possible and could be a hell of blast trying to do!!!
;]
please someone let me know wassup!!!
thanks for any and all advice...
hello,
welcome to the wonderful world of customized creations...
You can certainly combine all these tools together, and I run Max/MSP with
Live all the time - both to turbocharge the MIDI capabilities of Ableton,
and to process audio.
If you are on a mac you can use jackOS or Soundflower to pass audio between
the applications - or build your own VST's using Max's pluggo objects to
make your own plugins. Not a specialist in jitter myself, but there are
certainly many options here too.
Not sure if you had any spcific quesitons in mind - the general answer is
"yes", have a look through the max-msp tutorials, or scan them for subjects
that interest you and then take a look at the examples, good luck, seb.
Quote: inforazor wrote on Sat, 25 March 2006 15:54
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> hello,
>
> welcome to the wonderful world of customized creations...
>
> You can certainly combine all these tools together, and I run Max/MSP with
> Live all the time - both to turbocharge the MIDI capabilities of Ableton,
> and to process audio.
>
> If you are on a mac you can use jackOS or Soundflower to pass audio between
> the applications - or build your own VST's using Max's pluggo objects to
> make your own plugins. Not a specialist in jitter myself, but there are
> certainly many options here too.
>
> Not sure if you had any spcific quesitons in mind - the general answer is
> "yes", have a look through the max-msp tutorials, or scan them for subjects
> that interest you and then take a look at the examples, good luck, seb.
>
>
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Massive respect to the one like Inforazor!!
;]
sweet, thanks for the input!!!
i just wanted to see if this was all possible and if my efforts weren't gonna be worth while. definitely sounds like the potential is there and could be promising!!!
:D
now to get some money together, so i can actaully get the show on the road...
dX!Xb