Delete Music

I have just downloaded Max/MSP today and I'm a complete novice so please excuse my ignorance!

What I want to do is press 'record' on a MIDI track in Cubase and for a random sequence of notes to be generated on that MIDI track.

Does anyone know whether something has been written to do this that I can modify further to do other things I want to then be able to do (e.g. use a MIDI controller to increase/decrease the flow of random notes)?

Is this the same as generative composition?

What I want to do is press 'record' on a MIDI track in Cubase and for a random sequence of notes to be generated on that MIDI track. 

generative-composition

You can do what you described by using the metro, random, makenote,

and noteout objects. Read the tutorials on them to learn how they are

> I have just downloaded Max/MSP today and I'm a complete novice so please

> What I want to do is press 'record' on a MIDI track in Cubase and for a

> random sequence of notes to be generated on that MIDI track.

> Does anyone know whether something has been written to do this that I can

> modify further to do other things I want to then be able to do (e.g. use a

> MIDI controller to increase/decrease the flow of random notes)?

> Is this the same as generative composition?

Powerbook G3/500 640/40 - Stilll great for audio!

Max/MSP, Live 4, DP4, & various hardware synths

You can do what you described by using the metro, random, makenote,
and noteout objects. Read the tutorials on them to learn how they are
used.

On 7/23/06, Delete_Music  wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have just downloaded Max/MSP today and I'm a complete novice so please
> excuse my ignorance!
>
> What I want to do is press 'record' on a MIDI track in Cubase and for a
> random sequence of notes to be generated on that MIDI track.
>
> Does anyone know whether something has been written to do this that I can
> modify further to do other things I want to then be able to do (e.g. use a
> MIDI controller to increase/decrease the flow of random notes)?
>
> Is this the same as generative composition?
>
> Many thanks & kind regards
>
> Leon
>

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Powerbook G3/500 640/40 - Stilll great for audio!
Max/MSP, Live 4, DP4, & various hardware synths


Generative composition?