Colin Coogan

I'm building a simple randomized midi sequencer in Max for Live that uses the random object to fill cells on a matrix ctrl object which then acts as a sequencer. My hope is to be able to have multiple instances of this sequencer running simultaneously and independently in the same session. Currently, separate instances of the plugin will influence each other in a variety of ways- for example, if I generate a sequence in one instance the same sequence will appear on the other instance of the plugin. I did some research and found that adding "--" to the beginning of my sends and receives mitigated some of the issues, but not all of them. I found that by saving new versions of the plugin and changing the names of the sends and receives between them solves the problem, but this is obviously labor intensive and not ideal solution as I would prefer to be able to just add new instances and have it work. Any tips to keep the sends and receives from influencing eachother, beyond just adding two dashes?

Randomizerv4.amxd

Hey all, first post so plz bear with me. 

I'm building a simple randomized midi sequencer in Max for Live that uses the random object to fill cells on a matrix ctrl object which then acts as a sequencer.  My hope is to be able to have multiple instances of this sequencer running simultaneously and independently in the same session. Currently, separate instances of the plugin will influence each other in a variety of ways- for example, if I generate a sequence in one instance the same sequence will appear on the other instance of the plugin. I did some research and found that adding "--" to the beginning of my sends and receives mitigated some of the issues, but not all of them. I found that by saving new versions of the plugin and changing the names of the sends and receives between them solves the problem, but this is obviously labor intensive and not ideal solution as I would prefer to be able to just add new instances and have it work. Any tips to keep the sends and receives from influencing eachother, beyond just adding two dashes? 

Hey all, first post so plz bear with me. 
I'm building a simple randomized midi sequencer in Max for Live that uses the random object to fil

multiple-instances-of-the-same-max-plugin-influencing-each-other

Three dashes, not two, will do what you want.

You can open your .maxpat file in a text editor with a "search" and "replace all" functionality and replace "--" with "---".   Be a little careful if you do it that way, though...

Multiple instances of the same Max plugin influencing each other 

AudioMatt

I’d like to write an object that loads and unloads subpatches which run audio. Is there any information on doing this?

I’d like to write an object that loads and unloads subpatches which run audio.  Is there any information on doing this?

examples-of-poly~-style-startingstopping-dsp-in-subpatches

I have this example on how you can use poly~ to dynamically chain multiple dsp effects: https://github.com/tmhglnd/poly-recursion

Ah!  Im looking for a way to do what poly~ does in C 

but this is super cool.  I sort of didn’t know you could do this.  


turning poly´s on and off is a nobrainer and i would go so far saying that it is its main feature.

but what really sucks is that you sometimes have to build a poly patcher from an already existing patcher, that you sometimes have to change the order or number of ins and outs, then maybe later you decide that you are not going to use the poly version and all the effort seems to be in vain.

an external which recreates the features of [patcher] but accepts a "disable" message would be a good addition to max. ^^ 

though i think it would already work like that if it was so easily possible.

Roman that's exactly what I want to do from C is mute and unmute dsp in a patcher loaded internally.  

You can also use (enable $1) > [pcontrol] > [abstraction] or connect [mute~] object. Include the [pass~] object within the abstraction to make sure when enable that you don't get unexpected noise from the outlet.


Concerning writing a existing patcher into a poly~ patcher, I would just write a wrapper for that patcher, connection [in]'s and [out~]'s to the abstraction within.

enable $1 flips audio on and off?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?

It's not in the help file or the reference.


putting pass~ objects into a bunch of  your abstractions or patches is a solution not better than creating a poly~ version... however sometimes it might still be more appropiate. 

and "enable" to [pcontrol] only disables midi properly.

strange enough: in older versions of max the mute~ helpfile were showing how to do it with "mute" to [pcontrol] - the pcontrol helpfile does not.

and while works with the tapin/tapout example in a [p ] in this mute~ helpfile, it does not work with my abstractions.

if you only think about very big patches or patching with bpatchers: both pcontrol and mute~ must be connected directly. do you really want to have one extra object in the canvas for turning subcircuits on and off? ... for my part i prefer the patches to receive 0 and 1 in the righmost inlet like my poly´s do. ;)

and dont forget that you often need to do more than turning DSP off - for example you might want to send out 0 at all signal outlets before you cut the connections off...

conclusion: mute~ and pcontrol both offer solutions for special cases, but it is not what you originally had in mind and wont make your idea unjustified.

and "enable" to [pcontrol] only disables midi properly. 

what does this mean?  I just tried it and my audio flipped on/off with no gap.  Is this unsupported behavior? 

my plan right now is to load my subpatchers inside a generic patch with a pcontrol attached to turn them on/off


yes in [p] it works, but not in [mypatch]

and it seems that it only disables the MSP objects. if you make a [patcher] containing "inlet-connection-outlet" you can not mute that thing (unlike in a poly)

other than the mute~ helpfile suggest with its tapping buffer example, using pcontrol still requires a pass~ object per outlet. that is, for lower levels, when you do "enable 0 1", too(!)

not sure where this makes a difference, but i see dark clouds rising.


I experimented alot on this, In the end I put all the audio code in gen~ and the main code block is in a conditional which just doesn't do anything if the sound output level is zero. I found it much more efficient than turning things on and off at the object level.  It does mean putting everything in codebox so its not for everybody. If there were string processing in gen I wouldn't use objects much at all. 

Examples of poly~ style starting/stopping dsp in subpatches?

Ben Mortimer

Hi there - looking for any help / advice.

There's a Max audio effect device called 'Max CutKiller' included with the 'M4L Building Tools' Ableton Live pack.

It's great, but for some reason when I turn the device off then on, the 'Interval' parameter changes, which is a pain.

I would use the 'Dry / Wet' mix instead, but there's something about the way this device processes the signal which really degrades the sound so I like to keep it deactivated when not in use.

My current workaround is just to run an entirely separate track and crossfade, but it's not a really elegant solution.

Any suggestions welcome. I've attached the preset that gives me trouble.

Accents.adv

I would  use the 'Dry / Wet' mix instead, but there's something about the way this device processes the signal which really degrades the sound so I like to keep it deactivated when not in use.

Hi there - looking for any help / advice.
There's a Max audio effect device called 'Max CutKiller' included with the 'M4L Building Tools' Ab

cutkiller-interval-parameter-randomly-changes-when-powered-on-off

CutKiller - Interval Parameter Randomly Changes when powered on / off.

Ernest

This is just the interactive help page from Husserl2 in its own patch, now available for separate free download as a Synthcore supplement on 

filter5d.jpg

This is just the interactive help page from Husserl2 in its own patch, now available for separate free download as a Synthcore supplement on 
https://yofiel.com/audio/synthcore.php  

This is just the interactive help page from Husserl2 in its own patch, now available for separate free download as a Synthcore supplement on

gen~-example-patch-of-husserl2's-5d-filter

gen~ example patch of Husserl2's 5d filter

Abao

I am zero to node js but I just wonder if anyone can help me to make this happen by two approaches? I am trying to get the stream datas from a site called Blitzortung for a research of data sonification of lightning location. I have found this code on github made and has successfully running it in my terminal. But how do I get the stream data directly to my max patch?

1. I am thinking of the dirtiest way to route the datas from the terminal to max via the object shell, however the shell object in max isn't really working for me: I tried to go to the root with /cd and put "npm run example" and it didn't get me there to the root, nor the npm script was taken. 

https://github.com/SimonSchick/BlitzortungAPI

Screen Shot 2021-05-23 at 3.27.22 PM.png

2. Or is it possible that someone can translate this example.js file in this github account into script with maxAPI function? I think it's not a easy task but still am trying to give it a shot here. 

tutorial link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSdwOsykowk&t=27s

Screen Shot 2021-05-22 at 11.23.52 PM.png

Hi there

I am zero to node js but I just wonder if anyone can help me to make this happen by two approaches? I am trying to get the stream datas from a site called Blitzortung for a research of data sonification of lightning location. I have found this code on github made and has successfully running it in my terminal. But how do I get the stream data directly to my max patch?

1. I am thinking of the dirtiest way to route the datas from the terminal to max via the object shell, however the shell object in max isn't really working for me:  I tried to go to the root with /cd and put "npm run example" and it didn't get me there to the root, nor the npm script was taken. 

https://github.com/SimonSchick/BlitzortungAPI


2. Or is it possible that someone can translate this example.js file in this github account into script with maxAPI function? I think it's not a easy task but still am trying to give it a shot here. 
 
tutorial link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSdwOsykowk&t=27s


Hi there

I am zero to node js but I just wonder if anyone can help me to make this happen by two approaches? I am trying to get the stream 

getting-data-stream-from-terminal-to-max-patch-via-shell-object

I suppose if you don't have to run the program every time, and you just want to save the data you got, you could just save all this into a JSON file, then have Max open up the JSON file in either the js object or node.script. If it reads it as a string; no problem, just JSON.parse that string.

Hi Bradley, thanks for the reply, will try it out! 

Getting data stream from terminal to max patch via shell object

hezishah

This Jitter External is capable of showing a Web Browser Window as an OpenGL Texture.

jit-gl-cef-chrome-browser-object-for-jit-gl-using-cef3-googleadobe

Hi.
I will put all source code on GIT in a few days.
If you are a developer it should be easy for you to integrate it for OSX.
If not, I will need to find time to run OSX on a VM and Compile using the SDK.
Will update the forum once the source code is available.

@hezishah Nice work and thanks for sharing! 

Btw, we've been working with CEF as our jweb/documentation backend and other fun stuff for the next major version of Max, and you may see some overlap here :)


Very cool. I opened 3 issues at your github for your external...for your consideration.


Another plea for an OSX version, please!


Hezishah, is the source code ready to post yet?


Yes, It has been too long since I posted my promise about the source.
I however still in the process of making it worthy for all of you.
The github is not updated yet.
You can take a look at the latest source code here:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B7pvE3VRdSwOVFFpeUxwMlprWWM&usp=sharing
I only tested it on Windows7 64bit with Max 6.1 64bit.
I am now trying to get video playback. This is a tough one.
The relative location of the source tree is:
MaxSDK-6.1.4\myExternals\gl\jit.gl.cef

I will remove the content if it violates any copyright ul

This looks amazing. Any progress on an OSX version?


Very interesting work. I think it would be great if you make some progress for an OS X Version.


Hello, I have a problem in trying this sounding a very nice object. Error 126 loading external jit.gl.cef. I've copied your folder inside Max folder of course...
I am using max 8. Is it only suitable for previous versions?
Thanks a lot for this dev @hezishah

Wow.
It has been so many years since I have started this thread.
Nice to see there is still some interest.
Your issue might be related to max 8 but I haven't tested it for a long time.
Could you share some crash logs from:
C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Cycling '74\Logs

I will try to recompile it and update.

@hezishah I am interest as well if you are willing to recompile it this would be awesome for max 8!

[jit.gl.cef] - Chrome Browser object for jit.gl using CEF3 (Google+Adobe)

Joe Kaplan

Pardon my newbishness. I think there's probably a better way to ask this question, but I'll do my best.

Is there a way to share scope between objects created with Min Devkit?

Let's say I have MaxObject1 and MaxObject2. In MaxObject1 I have defined a class. Created an instance of it, instantiated some member variables, and run some member functions.

In MaxObject2 I would like to run some other member functions of the class on the *same instance* that I instantiated in MaxObject1.

This way, in my patch, I don't have to pipe every interaction with the class back to the single instance of MaxObject1. Instead, I could easily interact with the class from anywhere in my patch. And I could create different Max objects for different kinds of interactions with that one instance of the class.

Is there any way to do something like this? Is there a good way of doing something like this? Is it impossible because it is a TERRIBLE IDEA(tm)?

Most of what I want to do with my new externals are all manipulations of a single C++ Object. But if, in Max, all of those operations have to get piped back to a single instance of a single Max Object the patches will be less ergonomic than I would prefer.

I'm imagining functionality similar to what you can achieve with a named [coll] object or a named [dict] object. Where I can interact with a single instance of the object from anywhere in the patch.

I guess another would be to ask, "how do [pattr] and [pattrstorage] talk to each other?"

Any input would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Pardon my newbishness.  I think there's probably a better way to ask this question, but I'll do my best.

Let's say I have MaxObject1 and MaxObject2.  In MaxObject1 I have defined a class.  Created an instance of it, instantiated some member variables, and run some member functions.

This way, in my patch, I don't have to pipe every interaction with the class back to the single instance of MaxObject1.  Instead, I could easily interact with the class from anywhere in my patch.  And I could create different Max objects for different kinds of interactions with that one instance of the class.

Is there any way to do something like this?  Is there a good way of doing something like this?  Is it impossible because it is a TERRIBLE IDEA(tm)?

 Most of what I want to do with my new externals are all manipulations of a single C++ Object.  But if, in Max, all of those operations have to get piped back to a single instance of a single Max Object the patches will be less ergonomic than I would prefer.

I'm imagining functionality similar to what you can achieve with a named [coll] object or a named [dict] object.  Where I can interact with a single instance of the object from anywhere in the patch.

Any input would be much appreciated.  Thanks!

Hi,
Pardon my newbishness.  I think there's probably a better way to ask this question, but I'll do my best.
Is there a way to share scope b

possible-to-share-scope-between-objects

Possible to share Scope between objects?

e-vee

I set up a motion detection system in Max that takes a snapshot when new movement is detected. This picture is saved to the local computer. I want to send the picture to a local server via maxurl, but I can't get it to work.

Is anyone familiar with sending images over HTTP in Max?

Is there another solution via node.js and websocket? My abilities to programm in node are very bad though.

Here the patch with motion detection and saving picture. That all works like I wish. It's the maxurl stuff I'm having problems with.

Max_MotionDetection_v1.1.maxpat

Is anyone familiar with sending images over HTTP in Max?
Is there another solution via node.js and websocket? My abilities to programm in node are very bad though.

Hi all,
I set up a motion detection system in Max that takes a snapshot when new movement is detected. This picture is saved to the local co

send-images-to-server-http-localhost-via-maxurl

is it possible to upload picture via maxurl? also don't understand how to handle base64 format in max... 

I didn't get it to work the way I wanted to.  In the end, I used the objects [jit.net.send] and [jit.net.receive] to send images from one computer to another. 
I don't know if this applies to your project, Wei.

It doesn't really help, but thanks anyway! I just couldn't find anyway to convert image into base64 string in max and i don't know any other tool to do so, so that's why I am looking for solution inside max. Guess it doesn't make so much sense to do it in max.

I am trying to send over my image to a 3rd party app: 
https://www.lobe.ai/docs/export/export

I see. I have no clue about this, and there doesn't seem to be any documentation about converting images to base64 in Max. 
I hope someone else can help you out!

On Mac it is allready available using opensssl, base64, python3, perl ... need more ?
here shell output


or file : openssl base64 -in path-to-file.jpg -out path-to-file.b64
On windows, one would have to make some installations, I guess.
Don't ask me more about it.
You know how to use google


Thank you! Eveline you so nice! I hope you will get what you want too :) 

  @Sourceaudio thanks too! will try it out! 

send images to server (HTTP, localhost) via maxurl

Randall Packer

Greetings: I have searched far and wide for an answer to an elusive problem. I am taking a live audio signal from television output, using record~ in loop mode to write to a circular buffer. I am then manipulating the live signal by deviating mc.wave~ and mc.groove~ objects to create swarming, layered textures. It would be fantastic to be able to play back the buffer~, perfectly synced with the original live audio input, and then expand out into the thickening mc textures. However, I can't seem to sync the phasor~ reading through the buffer to the record~ "write head". Has anyone tried to do this? Does this make any sense!?

Greetings: I have searched far and wide for an answer to an elusive problem. I am taking a live audio signal from television output, using record~ in loop mode to write to a circular buffer. I am then manipulating the live signal by deviating mc.wave~ and mc.groove~ objects to create swarming, layered textures. It would be fantastic to be able to  play back the buffer~, perfectly synced with the original live audio input, and then expand out into the thickening mc textures. However, I can't seem to sync the phasor~ reading through the buffer to the record~ "write head". Has anyone tried to do this? Does this make any sense!?

Greetings: I have searched far and wide for an answer to an elusive problem. I am taking a live audio signal from television output, using r

sync-looping-circular-buffer-playback-with-live-audio-input

I believe I figured it out, and surprisingly simple: record~ (sync out) ----> rate~ (sync locked) ----> wave~. I'll upload a sample patch shortly. 

You need to delay the playback slightly, hence the [-~]. 


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				"source" : [ "obj-2", 0 ],
				"destination" : [ "obj-9", 0 ],
				"midpoints" : [ 516.5, 220.0, 390.5, 220.0 ],
				"order" : 1
			}

		}
, 		{
			"patchline" : 			{
				"source" : [ "obj-3", 0 ],
				"destination" : [ "obj-10", 0 ],
				"midpoints" : [ 516.5, 352.0, 453.5, 352.0, 453.5, 287.0, 390.5, 287.0 ],
				"order" : 1
			}

		}
 ],
	"appversion" : 	{
		"major" : 8,
		"minor" : 2,
		"revision" : 0,
		"architecture" : "x64",
		"modernui" : 1
	}
,
	"styles" : [ 		{
			"name" : "AudioStatus_Menu",
			"default" : 			{
				"bgfillcolor" : 				{
					"type" : "color",
					"color" : [ 0.294118, 0.313726, 0.337255, 1 ],
					"color1" : [ 0.454902, 0.462745, 0.482353, 0.0 ],
					"color2" : [ 0.290196, 0.309804, 0.301961, 1.0 ],
					"angle" : 270.0,
					"proportion" : 0.39,
					"autogradient" : 0
				}

			}
,
			"parentstyle" : "",
			"multi" : 0
		}
, 		{
			"name" : "tap",
			"default" : 			{
				"fontname" : [ "Lato Light" ]
			}
,
			"parentstyle" : "",
			"multi" : 0
		}
 ],
	"classnamespace" : "box"
}

note you'll hear the original on the left and the recorded on the right perfectly synced together. 

Sync Looping Circular Buffer Playback with Live Audio Input

I wonder if max can send image in base64 format to a 3rd party app locally by maxurl? I am not web developer and I have no knowledge for base64 encoding and any common knowledge of the common usage of http post.. any ideas how should i encode the image in max? thank you so much.

here is the example code from lobe in json format:

I wonder if max can send image in base64 format to a 3rd party app locally by maxurl? I am not web developer and I have no knowledge for base64 encoding and any common knowledge of the common usage of http post.. any ideas how should i encode the image in max? thank you so much.
 
https://www.lobe.ai/docs/export/export 

here is the example code from lobe in json format:
{
  "method": "POST",
  "headers": {
    "Content-Type": "application/json"
  },
  "body": {
    "image": "<base64 image>"
  }
}

Hi there
I wonder if max can send image in base64 format to a 3rd party app locally by maxurl? I am not web developer and I have no knowledg

sending-image-in-base64-format-via-maxurl-object

Sending image in base64 format via maxurl object?

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...

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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):

Get the preview version of the "Eventide H9000" package (v1.0.4-beta.3):

We’d love to hear any experiences and feedback from RNBO users with access to an H9000. To join the discussion, use the 

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

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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...

Three dashes, not two, will do what you want. You can open your .maxpat file in a text editor with a "search" and "replace all"...

I experimented alot on this, In the end I put all the audio code in gen~ and the main code block is in a conditional which just doesn't do...

Hi there - looking for any help / advice. There's a Max audio effect device called 'Max CutKiller' included with the 'M4L Building Tools' Ab

This is just the interactive help page from Husserl2 in its own patch, now available for separate free download as a Synthcore supplement on

Hi Bradley, thanks for the reply, will try it out!

@hezishah I am interest as well if you are willing to recompile it this would be awesome for max 8!

Hi, Pardon my newbishness. I think there's probably a better way to ask this question, but I'll do my best. Is there a way to share scope b

Thank you! Eveline you so nice! I hope you will get what you want too :) @Sourceaudio thanks too! will try it out!

Like this: note you'll hear the original on the left and the recorded on the right perfectly synced together.

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