ygreq

I would like to capture a webpage in real time. I do not want to interact with it, but just to capture its output into a matrix. Any solutions out there? I know about Jweb which seems to not let you get a matrix out of it. I know about jit.desktop which I can use to capture the area where I have a jweb object open, but that takes a lot of computing power and it is not perfect for my needs. I also know about OBS which can do this pretty easily, but wanted to use this inside Max. 

Any other solutions? Maybe something with Node 4 Max?

Hi folks!

I would like to capture a webpage in real time. I do not want to interact with it, but just to capture its output into a matrix. Any solutions out there? I know about Jweb which seems to not let you get a matrix out of it. I know about jit.desktop which I can use to capture the area where I have a jweb object open, but that takes a lot of computing power and it is not perfect for my needs. I also know about OBS which can do this pretty easily, but wanted to use this inside Max. 

Any other solutions? Maybe something with Node 4 Max?

Thank you so much!

Hi folks!

I would like to capture a webpage in real time. I do not want to interact with it, but just to capture its output into a matrix. 

solution-to-capture-a-webpage-to-a-matrix-in-real-time

Solution to capture a webpage to a matrix in real time?

Pierre Alexandre Tremblay

We are starting to create video tutorial to explain to Max users how to (ab)use our toolset (flucoma.org) and here are the first 2. The are code-along and should be entry points to the our extension set.

How to classify sounds using a neural network:

This video demonstrates how to use a neural network to distinguish between oboe and trombone timbre using the FluCoMa Toolbox in Max.

For more information about the attributes of fluid.mlpclassifier~, visit https://learn.flucoma.org/reference/mlpclassifier/

Find the completed patch here:
https://learn.flucoma.org/examples/classification-video-demo.maxpat
The Fluid Corpus Manipulation Toolbox (FluCoMa) is a software extension that enables programmatic sound bank mining with machine listening and machine learning within Max, SuperCollider, and Pure Data. 

Website: https://www.flucoma.org/
Download: https://www.flucoma.org/download/
Discourse: https://discourse.flucoma.org/

Max: https://cycling74.com/
SuperCollider: https://supercollider.github.io/
Pure Data: https://puredata.info/

Classifying Sounds with a Neural Network in Max

How to regress a synthesiser control space using a neural network:

This video demonstrates how to use a neural network to control a synthesizer that has 10 control parameters using just the 2 control parameters of an XY pad with the FluCoMa Toolkit.

To learn more about fluid.mlpregressor~ visit: https://learn.flucoma.org/reference/mlpregressor/

Find the completed patch at:
https://learn.flucoma.org/examples/regressor-video-demo.maxpat

The Fluid Corpus Manipulation Toolbox (FluCoMa) is a software extension that enables programmatic sound bank mining with machine listening and machine learning within Max, SuperCollider, and Pure Data. 

Website: https://www.flucoma.org/
Download: https://www.flucoma.org/download/
Discourse: https://discourse.flucoma.org/

Max: https://cycling74.com/
SuperCollider: https://supercollider.github.io/
Pure Data: https://puredata.info/

Controlling a Synth using a Neural Network in Max

Comments welcome, here or on the project discourse.flucoma.org - there will be the obvious follow up explaining neural net parameters in musically relevant language soon.

We are starting to create video tutorial to explain to Max users how to (ab)use our toolset (flucoma.org) and here are the first 2. The are code-along and should be entry points to the our extension set.

How to classify sounds using a neural network:


How to regress a synthesiser control space using a neural network:


Dear all
We are starting to create video tutorial to explain to Max users how to (ab)use our toolset (flucoma.org) and here are the first 2.

neural-net-based-classification-and-regression-using-flucoma-tutorials-and-code

Thank you for sharing. Great, very inspiring materials!

Neural Net-based classification and regression using FluCoMa - tutorials and code

zion

file and let the stored data to be saved as one part with the patch? for example like 

object that are saving as part of the patch (unless you switch between sets of presets..)

 but still I have been asked when patch closed to give a name for JSON file that created...

Hello
can I Use pattrstorage without creating .JSON file and let the stored data to be saved as one part with the patch? for example like Coll file and preset object that are saving as part of the patch (unless you switch between sets of presets..)
I read something about the Fileusagemode atribute but still I have been asked when patch closed to give a name for JSON file that created...
Thanks!!

Hello
can I Use pattrstorage without creating .JSON file and let the stored data to be saved as one part with the patch? for example like Co

using-pattrstorage-without-creating-json-file

Did you not realise it in last patch I posted ?

Open inspector and set all attributes as you wish
(after reading what they mean)

Hi 🙂
Ofcourse I saw the savemode attribute was set to 0 but did not realise this is what it meens 🙂
Thanks again!

Hello again, still about pattrstorage savemode issue - 
mode 0 do not create an extra file but from the other hand simply doesn't keep the stored data when the patch is saved and closed(do I miss anything?)
All the other modes in that way or another create JSON file to keep data. 
I am trying to understand if the data can be kept as a part of the patch.
thanks again! 

check pattr autorestore flag.
NOT pattrstorage, but pattr.

You can also switch to preset object which has
embed flag if you need more than just 1 state stored.
What do you want exactly ?
Storing and editing data in a patch is only possible with max patches,
not with standalones, collectives or max4live devices as they are
not directly editable.

If it is max standalone, you will have to write a file.
In Live store parameters to live set.



Thanks, I will check your suggestion when I'll get to my Pc.. but to your question - i'm working on a m4l devices where i want to let the user to save a few of his own relevant presets and data as well as using my sent presers, all that using pattrstorage and pattr..  but i'll be happy to make it nice and elegant and transfer my file as one piece and not as a package of two files.. can a user of m4l device change data and keep it without an extra file created in the host folder? (I dond mean to un lock it and get into the edit mode..)
Thanks

I am not using Live at all.
So can't really help you with that.

You can hardcode some of your unchangeable presets,
by using whatever means,  like preset object which stores it's contents into patch,
but does not integrate into max4live storage system.
User should be able to pick from that presets,
or make own.
 


..(away from computer, I can't see the Double_ug patch.)

the .json file cannot be simply added when the device is frozen ?

Using pattrstorage without creating JSON file

Arthur Kuhn

I'm trying to create a 3d sonogram that would display sound as a plane of concentric circles.

I'm now trying to create a matrix containing my amplitude values as polar coordinates, with a jit.gl.slab and a GLSL shader.

 which does just that and I adapted it, but I get the errors :

ERROR: 2:24 : " : Illegal non-ASCII character(0x96)

ERROR: 2:24 : 'Center' : Syntax error syntax error

    <description>Default Slab </description>

gl_Position = modelViewProjectionMatrix*vec4(position, 1.);

                jit_out.texcoord = vec2(textureMatrix0*vec4(texcoord, 0., 1.));

                jit_textCoord = jit_out.texcoord;

uniform float Angle; // range 2pi / 100000.0 to 1.0 (rounded down), exponential

uniform float AngleMin; // range -3.2 to 3.2

uniform float AngleWidth; // range 0.0 to 6.4

uniform float Radius; // range -10000.0 to 1.0

uniform float RadiusMin; // range 0.0 to 2.0

uniform float RadiusWidth; // range 0.0 to 2.0

uniform vec2 Center; // range: -1.0 to 3.0

Has anyone ever encountered those errors ? How can I correct them ?

I'm now trying to create a matrix containing my amplitude values as polar coordinates, with a jit.gl.slab and a GLSL shader.
I found a snippet of code there which does just that and I adapted it, but I get the errors :
ERROR: 2:24 : " : Illegal non-ASCII character(0x96)
ERROR: 2:24 : 'Center' : Syntax error syntax error
And the shader can't compile.

<jittershader name="default">
    <description>Default Slab </description>
    <param name="scale" type="float" default="1.0" />
    <param name="tex0" type="int" default="0" />
    <param name="modelViewProjectionMatrix" type="mat4" state="MODELVIEW_PROJECTION_MATRIX" />
    <param name="textureMatrix0" type="mat4" state="TEXTURE0_MATRIX" />
    <param name="position" type="vec3" state="POSITION" />
    <param name="texcoord" type="vec2" state="TEXCOORD" />

    <language name="glsl" version="1.5">

        <bind param="scale" program="fp" />
        <bind param="tex0" program="fp" />
        <bind param="modelViewProjectionMatrix" program="vp" />
        <bind param="textureMatrix0" program="vp" />
        <bind param="position" program="vp" />
        <bind param="texcoord" program="vp" />
 
        <program name="vp" type="vertex"  >
        <![CDATA[
            #version 330 core
 
 in vec3 position;
 in vec2 texcoord;
 out jit_PerVertex {
 vec2 texcoord;
            } jit_out;
 out vec2 jit_textCoord;
 uniform mat4 modelViewProjectionMatrix;
 uniform mat4 textureMatrix0;
 
 void main(void) {
 gl_Position = modelViewProjectionMatrix*vec4(position, 1.);
                jit_out.texcoord = vec2(textureMatrix0*vec4(texcoord, 0., 1.));
                jit_textCoord = jit_out.texcoord;
            }
        ]]>
        </program>
 
        <program name="fp" type="fragment"  >
        <![CDATA[
            #version 330 core
 
 in vec2 jit_textCoord;

 // Control inputs
uniform float Angle; // range 2pi / 100000.0 to 1.0 (rounded down), exponential
uniform float AngleMin; // range -3.2 to 3.2
uniform float AngleWidth; // range 0.0 to 6.4
uniform float Radius; // range -10000.0 to 1.0
uniform float RadiusMin; // range 0.0 to 2.0
uniform float RadiusWidth; // range 0.0 to 2.0
uniform vec2 Center; // range: -1.0 to 3.0

layout (location = 0) out vec4 outColor;

// Texture input
uniform sampler2D Texture;

void main()
{
// Normalised texture coords
vec2 texCoord = jit_textCoord.xy;
// Shift origin to texture centre (with offset)
vec2 normCoord;
normCoord.x = 2.0 * texCoord.x – Center.x;
normCoord.y = 2.0 * texCoord.y – Center.y;
// Convert Cartesian to Polar coords
float r = length(normCoord);
float theta = atan(normCoord.y, normCoord.x);

// The actual effect
r = (r < RadiusMin) ? r : (r > RadiusMin + RadiusWidth) ? r : ceil(r / Radius) * Radius;
theta = (theta < AngleMin) ? theta : (theta > AngleMin + AngleWidth) ? theta : floor(theta / Angle) * Angle;

// Convert Polar back to Cartesian coords
normCoord.x = r * cos(theta);
normCoord.y = r * sin(theta);
// Shift origin back to bottom-left (taking offset into account)
texCoord.x = normCoord.x / 2.0 + (Center.x / 2.0);
texCoord.y = normCoord.y / 2.0 + (Center.y / 2.0);

// Output
outColor = texture2D(Texture, texCoord);
}
        ]]>
        </program>
    </language>
</jittershader>

Hello !
I'm trying to create a 3d sonogram that would display sound as a plane of concentric circles.
I'm now trying to create a matrix cont

3d-sonogram-with-glsl-shader

this ERROR: 2:24 : " : Illegal non-ASCII character(0x96) error indicates that there is some non-standard characters copied in from the web site. This was tricky to track down, but eventually I figured out that dash being used in the following 2 lines is not the proper subtraction dash, but instead a longer dash (- vs –):
normCoord.x = 2.0 * texCoord.x - Center.x; 
normCoord.y = 2.0 * texCoord.y - Center.y; 

replacing that dash with the proper subtraction character will get rid of the illegal characters error. you also need to use texture instead of texture2d for gl3 compatible shaders.

Thank you for your answer ! It worked, and the errors are gone

I still have nothing coming out of my shader, if I try to look at it in a jit.pwindow, and it does turn everything black if I link it to a jit.gl.material (I wasn't sure if the pwindow could display it, but the problem doesn't seem to come from here).
Is there any step in the shader I've missed ? I replaced texture2D with texture.

Also, as this image will be used to displace the geometry of a mesh, I was wondering what was the best way to go : to use it as a heightmap through a material ? Or try to get a matrix from the jit.gl.slab result (if possible) and use it as y value for the tri-dimensionnal matrix I feed into the jit.gl.mesh ?

Thanks a lot for your answer ! It worked and no the errors are gone.

But... The effect doesn't seem to happen... All I get if I connect my jit.gl.slab to a pwindow is the same image , but in red, because I shifted it from a one dimensional matrice to a tri-dimensional matrice prior to the shader.  The math of the cartesian/polar transformation are quite mysterious to me but from what I gathered it seems like the formula should work, so I guess I'm missing something from the GLSL programming side ?

Edit : I got it... I forgot to actually give any of the variables values, it is working now !

Also, as the ultimate goal is to displace vertices along the y axis according to the result of this shader, what do you think is the best way to go : Keep it as a texture and use it as a heightmap, or try to feed the texture to another shader that will use it in a vertex program ?

I managed to make my project work, and will now focus on improving it and understand it better.
I'm attaching a zip file containing the patch and shader, all feedback will be appreciated !

I'm assuming you are running on Windows and using gl3 engine? On Mac the shader fails to compile due to using texture2DRect instead of texture. Easy fix.  I'm guessing windows is more permissive here...

3d sonogram with GLSL shader

David Zicarelli

Today we released our first product in the app store, officially known as Mira Controller for Max (but hereafter referred to as Mira). It works on any iPad and we’re selling it for around $50. A couple of years ago, we contacted the main developer of Mira, Sam Tarakajian, on the basis of 

 that I highly recommend you check out. We asked, “Dude837 -- if that’s your real name/number -- what would you want to do?”

Sam expressed interest in something mobile.

Mira is the result of a long conversation about the process of using mobile devices with Max. The result of this conversation is the simple idea that your iPad should just give you back your patch. (It’s yours after all.)

There’s no separate UI to build, no OSC messages to deal with, no networking to configure (OK, sorry, it’s networking, there will always be something to configure).

The initial release of Mira is aimed at people interested in creating new Max projects with mobile control. In addition to the iPad app, there is a package of Max objects for our recently released 

. The process is simple: you arrange UI elements (sliders, buttons) on top of a new object called 

 that represents the screen of your device. Every 

 in every patch gets its own tab on the iPad. In the coming months, we’ll be adding more Max UI objects and optimizing Mira support for Max for Live users.

There’s a lot more going on here than I can explain in a few paragraphs. We’ve made a couple of videos for two perspectives on the Mira workflow. Internally we’ve been referring to these as the East Coast and West Coast videos. See if you can figure out which is which.

Mira developer Sam introduces it to his friends. Get more information about Mira here: http://cycling74.com/products/mira

Alex and Leslie Play with Mira

Have you ever wanted to control your Max patch wirelessly? Mira is a window into Max. Mira allows you to build interfaces. Get more information about Mira here: http://cycling74.com/products/mira

Introducing Mira for the iPad

To learn more about Mira, head on over to the 

Today we released our first product in the app store, officially known as Mira Controller for Max (but hereafter referred to as Mira). It works on any iPad and we’re selling it for around $50. A couple of years ago, we contacted the main developer of Mira, Sam Tarakajian, on the basis of his creative tutorials that I highly recommend you check out. We asked, “Dude837 -- if that’s your real name/number -- what would you want to do?”

The initial release of Mira is aimed at people interested in creating new Max projects with mobile control. In addition to the iPad app, there is a package of Max objects for our recently released version 6.1.3 you’ll need to download. The process is simple: you arrange UI elements (sliders, buttons) on top of a new object called mira.frame that represents the screen of your device. Every mira.frame in every patch gets its own tab on the iPad. In the coming months, we’ll be adding more Max UI objects and optimizing Mira support for Max for Live users.

To learn more about Mira, head on over to the app store or check out our Mira product page.


its-mira-time

Exciting. I'm looking forward to using it with Max for Live.

mira.frame appears not to work in Max 6.0 (and hence not with Live 8). Can you please confirm/deny this before I rush out and upgrade to Live 9?


Yes. Mira requires Max 6.1.3, and Live 9 for M4L usage.


Is the version of M4L that comes with Live 9 Suite any different?


Live 9 Suite requires/authorizes Max 6.1 for use within Live. So, yes, you would need to have Live 9 suite to use Mira in M4L.


Max For Live without the suite also requires/authorizes Max 6.1 for use within Live.  So, no, you would not need to have Live 9 suite to use Mira in M4L.

(There is no difference between the Live 9 version of Max For Live and the Live 9 Suite version of Max For Live)

Meanwhile, Live 9 is only a requirement if you don't also own a non-m4l license of Max/MSP.  Which, granted, is most users.  (Live 8 can be configured to run any version of Max that you've paid for separately, but will only bypass the "paid for separately" for Max 5. )


Does Mira currently work with the M4L Step Sequencer? A comment was posted in another forum that Mira couldn't display patches with sliders. Is that correct? Any other limitations with respect to M4L devices in Mira?


live.step is not currently supported. There are several sliders that are currently supported with mira including multislider and slider, so a mira interface to live.step could be hacked together, but it would be better if mira simply supported live.step.


I hope the umenu object will be integrated soon


 Hey sorry to bother u guys, hello to the boss and company , looks like I'm 10 years late . What is the  recommend speaker hook up? I've noticed that there is a blue tooth lag  from lap top to bluetooth speaker .So hardwire is probably still the way to go ? I was wondering if that lag  was on the apple side of the equation .There is no noticeable lag from Mira to my lap top to trigger stuff . Also I was wondering how to send the audio over to  the Bluetooth speaker. Now I only hear midi from the AUDLS synth in my mix in the speaker , all the audio is present on the laptop speakers . I understand da c ~ 1 2 3 4 5  to ad c~ 1 2 3 4 5 ,speaker configuration is probably the  in the speaker setup  line somewhere?  

got it .  The speaker set up in the audio status, that fixes the lag  and I can hear all audio now .  Now I'm looking for engineers  making a cover for iPads so I can hit them with sticks to trigger stuff . My diatonic pad thing is originally designed for drummers to get notes in key instead of cymbal crashes. Seems possible with some smashed banana or micro charged mesh cover for the capacitive screen , possibly less involved in the long run than trying to arudino chip and build a stand alone  device ,,having lots of fun w your parts ,, thanks  

It's Mira Time

frank desben

Dear all, are there any examples of usage of neural networks in max out there. 

I know about a java implementation and of ml.mlp

The tech side is more or less clear, I am rather looking for good examples how to use it as a classifier or encoder.

Dear all, are there any examples of usage of neural networks in max out there. 
I know about a java implementation and of ml.mlp
The tech side is more or less clear, I am rather looking for good examples how to use it as a classifier or encoder.
Thanks for any hints / ideas or patches.
Thanks, Frank!

Dear all, are there any examples of usage of neural networks in max out there. 
I know about a java implementation and of ml.mlp
The tech si

neural-network-examples

Have you seen this:
https://youtu.be/_QGQE-1RX-o

Neural Network Examples

Ollie Bown

Hi Max forum, I'm looking for a readymade object or patch or library that performs classification of sung vowels ("aa", "ee", etc.) and possibly other held vocal sounds ("mm", "shh", etc.).

Audio signal in --> String or int or other data type out representing which vowel is being sung.

I recall that the IRCAM FTM / MNM(?) libraries had an example that did this, but from what I can tell these libraries aren't maintained any more.

Hi Max forum, I'm looking for a readymade object or patch or library that performs classification of sung vowels ("aa", "ee", etc.) and possibly other held vocal sounds ("mm", "shh", etc.). 

Audio signal in --> String or int or other data type out representing which vowel is being sung. 

I recall that the IRCAM FTM / MNM(?) libraries had an example that did this, but from what I can tell these libraries aren't maintained any more.

Any pointers? Thanks!

Hi Max forum, I'm looking for a readymade object or patch or library that performs classification of sung vowels ("aa", "ee", etc.) and poss

vowel-classifier

If you are patient you can code one in FluCoMa in 30 minutes with that tutorial:

That reminds me I should avertise for them here :) I hope this helps!

Vowel classifier

Ludvig Ward

So I'm trying to do accurate and not insanely delayed pitch tracking for electric bass, but it seems like a pretty difficult task to overcome. I've used fzero~ so far, with kind of alright results but it's still glitchy and unreliable (and slow!). I know that electric bass is a very difficult instrument to pitch track, because of the low notes, the overtones and so on...

Does anyone know of a good way to do this? I feel like it has to be possible in one way or another, since so many pedal manufacturers have gotten it figured out.

So I'm trying to do accurate and not insanely delayed pitch tracking for electric bass, but it seems like a pretty difficult task to overcome. I've used fzero~ so far, with kind of alright results but it's still glitchy and unreliable (and slow!). I know that electric bass is a very difficult instrument to pitch track, because of the low notes, the overtones and so on...

Does anyone know of a good way to do this? I feel like it has to be possible in one way or another, since so many pedal manufacturers have gotten it figured out.

So I'm trying to do accurate and not insanely delayed pitch tracking for electric bass, but it seems like a pretty difficult task to overcom

pitch-tracking-electric-bass

For speed, reduce vector size to 128/64 to start with.
There are plenty of pitch trackers arround. 
vb.pitch (mac only) sigmund, fiddle,
yin, psy ircam stuff etc.

But in any case you need to play clean single notes, limit freq range to what is needed, do maybe a bit of filtering,
and set good threshold for detection output.


I'm assuming vector size is the same as buffer size? For fzero~, no less than 2048 provides a reasonable result. Tried using sigmund and fiddle, but didn't get it to work at all, they always produced a lot of extra notes that weren't there in the audio. Like, it sounded like they tried to output every single overtone at the same time

I meant audio driver I/O  and signal size.


Oh ok I see, total noob here so I didn't know about those settings!
Gonna give that a try later. For now it seems like fzero~ works better than the other ones when it comes to electric bass

...seems like I can't change the i/o vector size, the driver is Live because I'm in max4live. How do you change that?

I think you find it in Preferences / Audio - Buffer size.

no worries, after some googling it seems like it's actually a pretty difficult thing to fix. My live buffer is pretty quick, don't remember the exact value but it's definitely not 4096 which is what max4live is running


vectorsize is fixed and small in  max4live.  you can change that for a process using poly~.

buffer size refers to the hardware driver IO. this is the main system latency reason, but wont make the analysis better.

afaik all known methods to track pitch sucks at bass. musically acceptable results start at around 200Hz. you could fix that by certain tricks, but all of them will involve that you raise the latency of the system again, which of course is not what you want for playing live.


After some reading I've understood that sub bass tones take longer to recognize, simply because the actual wave of a bass tone cycles so slowly. Wouldn't it theoretically be possible to have some form of pitch tracker that rather listens to the upper harmonics instead? If that's a thing, I think that would drastically increase both the speed and the accuracy of the pitch tracking


what would not work, for the reason you correctly pointed out, is to transpose it up first :) because that causes the same problems as directly analyzing does.

upper harmonics, sure, but i dont  think a contrabass or fretless e-bass will give you that.

with monophonic played organ samples it might work. you would pitch track not only the loudest but the 5 loudest areas/tones (like the fiddle~ object does), and then dont take the loudest but the other ones.



Bass player here I feel you. A few things are at play here, without being too geeky, pitch tracking is (more often than not) based on windowed spectral transform, to know the pitch material in there. You need enough samples in the window to capture a significant portion of the fundamental, which is long and slow because it is low frequency. So that will impose a latency on the input.

The most accurate algo out there is the ircam yin, which is also implemented in fluid.pitch~ but in all the cases, try a fft size / window size of 2048 (which should be accurate down to your low A reliably and lower if your bass has a strong harmonic content)) - you could also try distorting the input to yin (using atan) to see if that helps - in theory it might but I have not tried after all these years - one for later today :)

I hope this helps

Pitch tracking electric bass?

ghostique

I want to send audio from Live to Max. Not just MIDI, also Audio. How could I achieve this?

how-to-send-audio-from-ableton-live-11-to-max-8-in-windows-11

Create an options.txt file for Live like described here.

https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/209772865-Options-txt-file 

Add a line with "-EnableReWire" option inside  options.txt.

Start Max (perhaps with "Run as Admin") and add a rewire~ object, check its Help, etc.

Start Live after Max, it has to be Run as Admin, from my experience.

Then you should be able to use rewire~ to receive audio from Live 11 (it worked here with the rewire~Help patch).

EDIT: Oh wait, I missed the "Windows 11" thing, I am still on Win 10. Hope it still works in Win 11. Remember the run as admin thing, that's a pain with the latest Win versions.

It worked! I followed those exact steps and I got audio flowing into my Max patch =). Question, if I don't want to use Live as a "rewire" device, I should erase that line in the Options.txt, right?

Yeah, you can also "comment it out" by adding something like a # in the beginning of the line.

How to send audio from Ableton Live 11 to Max 8 in Windows 11?

t00r0p

is this behaviour of rotating text normal ?

Hi everybody,
is this behaviour of rotating text normal ?
GL3, Win10, Max 8.2.1


curious-rotation-in-jit-gl-text

set @screenmode 0 to get expected rotations on 2d text (or use @mode 3d instead of 2d).

Curious Rotation in jit.phys with Jit.gl.text

Ben Bracken

. The Runner provides plug and play access to a 

 from the Max application, using using OSCQuery for communication with the running code.

This update features a new web-based interface with routing capabilities, expanded hardware support, along with many other improvements and bug fixes. Improvements include:

We've also rolled in direct support for the 

 add-on package, and have included a number of other improvements and bug fixes. Check out the release notes 

We are happy to announce the release of RNBO 1.3.0, available now for download via the Max Package Manager.

With this update, we are...

rnbo-130-released

RNBO 1.3.0 Released

We are excited to announce the availability of our 

 as a public beta. We’ve worked closely with 

. The Eventide H9000 is a rack-sized multi-effects unit with powerful DSP processing capabilities and numerous high quality built-in effects. We’re excited to enable RNBO export for this and open the door to unique custom studio effects and instruments without the strict limitations of other hardware platforms.

RNBO support is similar to the existing Gen support, but more streamlined, and uses the built-in 

, rather than a watcher patcher, to manage the export process. Eventually, all of these changes will be rolled into the standard release versions of RNBO and this package.

Get the preview version of the RNBO package (v1.2.7-eventide.0):

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We are happy to announce the release of RNBO 1.3.0, available now for download via the Max Package Manager. With this update, we are...

We are excited to announce the availability of our Eventide package for RNBO as a public beta. We’ve worked closely with Eventide to...

Hi folks! I would like to capture a webpage in real time. I do not want to interact with it, but just to capture its output into a matrix.

Thanks!

nice, thanks for sharing! I'm assuming you are running on Windows and using gl3 engine? On Mac the shader fails to compile due to using...

got it . The speaker set up in the audio status, that fixes the lag and I can hear all audio now . Now I'm looking for engineers making a...

Have you seen this: https://youtu.be/_QGQE-1RX-o

If you are patient you can code one in FluCoMa in 30 minutes with that tutorial: https://youtu.be/_QGQE-1RX-o That reminds me I should...

Hello Bass player here I feel you. A few things are at play here, without being too geeky, pitch tracking is (more often than not) based...

Thanks my friend.

Thank you very much, Mr Rob !