conorhiggins1601

Hi im confused about how to connect external devices to max msp ive been using it for a while but have never been shown how to do this. I have a VOIP phone (skype phone), and an xbox 360 guitar hero III controller if anybody knows how to connect devices to max please let me know. What I wanted to do to start off was make a simple sequencer using tht VOIP phone or else the guitar hero III controller and i understand its got something to do with usin 

serial data or something but it confused about it to be honest.

Hi im confused about how to connect external devices to max msp ive been using it for a while but have never been shown how to do this. I have a VOIP phone (skype phone), and an xbox 360 guitar hero III controller if anybody knows how to connect devices to max please let me know. What I wanted to do to start off was make a simple sequencer using tht VOIP phone or else the guitar hero III controller and i understand its got something to do with usin 
serial data or something but it confused about it to be honest.

connecting-external-devices-to-max-msp-using-serial-ports

Try the "hi" object. (hi = human interface), but be warned you'll likely

need drivers for that to work. If you're on a mac, search the interwebs for

What most physical computing folk would do with a device like that is use an

arduino board to pass the information to max, but if you're on a budget,

> Hi im confused about how to connect external devices to max msp ive been

> using it for a while but have never been shown how to do this. I have a VOIP

> phone (skype phone), and an xbox 360 guitar hero III controller if anybody

> knows how to connect devices to max please let me know. What I wanted to do

> to start off was make a simple sequencer using tht VOIP phone or else the

> guitar hero III controller and i understand its got something to do with

> serial data or something but it confused about it to be honest.

Try the "hi" object. (hi = human interface), but be warned you'll likely
need drivers for that to work. If you're on a mac, search the interwebs for
open source knocked-up drivers.

What most physical computing folk would do with a device like that is use an
arduino board to pass the information to max, but if you're on a budget,
stick to trying to find drivers.

On 13/01/2008, conorhiggins1601  wrote:
>
>
> Hi im confused about how to connect external devices to max msp ive been
> using it for a while but have never been shown how to do this. I have a VOIP
> phone (skype phone), and an xbox 360 guitar hero III controller if anybody
> knows how to connect devices to max please let me know. What I wanted to do
> to start off was make a simple sequencer using tht VOIP phone or else the
> guitar hero III controller and i understand its got something to do with
> usin
> serial data or something but it confused about it to be honest.
>
> PLease help if you can,
>
> Conor Higgins
>

Subject: Re: [maxmsp] connecting external devices to max msp,    using serial ports

Try the "hi" object. (hi = human interface), but be warned you'll likely need drivers for that to work. If you're on a mac, search the interwebs for open source knocked-up drivers.

What most physical computing folk would do with a device like that is use an arduino board to pass the information to max, but if you're on a budget, stick to trying to find drivers.

Hi im confused about how to connect external devices to max msp ive been using it for a while but have never been shown how to do this. I have a VOIP phone (skype phone), and an xbox 360 guitar hero III controller if anybody knows how to connect devices to max please let me know. What I wanted to do to start off was make a simple sequencer using tht VOIP phone or else the guitar hero III controller and i understand its got something to do with usin

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Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2008 10:38:49 +0000
From: notyouraveragejoe@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [maxmsp] connecting external devices to max msp,	using serial ports

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