Guillermo Rivera

So i was wondering, if there is some way to upload, o script a MAx patch or project in HTML5.

Jonny had programed a website for generating random tri waves with random pitch, decay etc.

I managed to make a patch that does the same, but, my problem is, how to tranform it into a interactive website

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4mjCexiXiM

So i was wondering, if there is some way to upload, o script a MAx patch or project in HTML5.
Jonny had programed a website for generating random tri waves with random pitch, decay etc.
I managed to make a patch that does the same, but, my problem is, how to tranform it into a interactive website

refference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4mjCexiXiM


greenwood-maxmsp-self-portrait

the closest thing to what you're looking for is probably miraweb:

https://cycling74.com/forums/announcing-miraweb-package

the closest thing to what you're looking for is probably miraweb:
https://cycling74.com/forums/announcing-miraweb-package


There's no way to run Max patches directly on the web as of now. In theory, you could stream a patch's output to a site via websocket, but that feels like overengineering to me, it least for this particaluar task. Look at the following:

* WebPd - javascript implementation of a subset of pure data

* Processing.js - generative arts language capable of running in the browser as it's based on javascript

* Web Audio API - sound generation in pure javascript, both of the above are basically higher level wrappers around this

There's no way to run Max patches directly on the web as of now. In theory, you could stream a patch's output to a site via websocket, but that feels like overengineering to me, it least for this particaluar task. Look at the following:
* WebPd - javascript implementation of a subset of pure data
* Processing.js - generative arts language capable of running in the browser as it's based on javascript
* Web Audio API - sound generation in pure javascript, both of the above are basically higher level wrappers around this


Greenwood Max/MSP "Self Portrait"