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A friend and myself are hoping to make a max file in which you can record in your human beatbox kick, snare and hats and it will play out actual kick snare and hats samples in the same pattern in which you beatboxed them in.

we have fairly basic knowledge of Max/MSP and was just wondering if anyone can point us in the right direction.

we are thinking we would need like a frequency analysiser to recognise the difference in the three sounds.

making-beat-box-recognition-software

Sounds like bonk~, or better still bonk3~ if you can find it, might be your friend. 

Search at www.maxobjects.com (though be aware that the bonk3~ link seems to be dead atm) 

--- On Wed, 5/11/08, Ryan O'Sullivan wrote:

> Subject: [maxmsp] making beat box recognition software

> Date: Wednesday, 5 November, 2008, 2:47 PM

> A friend and myself are hoping to make a max file in which

> you can record in your human beatbox kick, snare and hats

> and it will play out actual kick snare and hats samples in

> the same pattern in which you beatboxed them in.

> we have fairly basic knowledge of Max/MSP and was just

> wondering if anyone can point us in the right direction.

> we are thinking we would need like a frequency analysiser

> to recognise the difference in the three sounds.

Sounds like bonk~, or better still bonk3~ if you can find it, might be your friend. 
Search at www.maxobjects.com (though be aware that the bonk3~ link seems to be dead atm) 
cheers
Roger

--- On Wed, 5/11/08, Ryan O'Sullivan  wrote:

> From: Ryan O'Sullivan 
> Subject: [maxmsp] making beat box recognition software
> Date: Wednesday, 5 November, 2008, 2:47 PM
> A friend and myself are hoping to make a max file in which
> you can record in your human beatbox kick, snare and hats
> and it will play out actual kick snare and hats samples in
> the same pattern in which you beatboxed them in.
>
> we have fairly basic knowledge of Max/MSP and was just
> wondering if anyone can point us in the right direction.
>
> we are thinking we would need like a frequency analysiser
> to recognise the difference in the three sounds.
>
> Thanks.


http://crca.ucsd.edu/~tapel/software.html

http://crca.ucsd.edu/~tapel/software.html for bonk and fiddle


On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 4:21 PM, jayrope wrote:

http://crca.ucsd.edu/~tapel/software.htmlfor

On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 4:21 PM, jayrope  wrote:

>
> http://crca.ucsd.edu/~tapel/software.htmlfor bonk and fiddle
> --
> ---
> fiction-induced heat
> on too many websites to name
>

not to put you off trying to building it yourself but

http://www.koen.smartelectronix.com/KTDrumTrigger/

is pretty good I think, if I understand you correctly. It has 3 frequency bands used to drive a sample trigger. kick-Snr-Hat.

I read somewhere that frequency changes in a sound can sometimes give a better indication of percussive peaks than simple amp thresholds. Actually now that I think of it was the PDF file that comes with Bonk~.

Bonk~ uses frequency to determine percussive peaks and peakamp~ is just like a amp threshold.

> A friend and myself are hoping to make a max file in which you can

> record in your human beatbox kick, snare and hats and it will play

> out actual kick snare and hats samples in the same pattern in which

What a spaced out idea, sacrifice the beauty of the human voice by 

I prefer beatboxed rythms by far over any sanmple based sounds. Ever 

heard the Roxanne version made by Bauchklang...?

> we have fairly basic knowledge of Max/MSP and was just wondering if

> anyone can point us in the right direction.

After you've done the tutorials, go to maxobjects.com and look for 

bonk~. Its a specialised trainable beat detector. Do it with bonk~, it 

Ryan O'Sullivan schrieb:
> A friend and myself are hoping to make a max file in which you can
> record in your human beatbox kick, snare and hats and it will play
> out actual kick snare and hats samples in the same pattern in which
> you beatboxed them in.

What a spaced out idea, sacrifice the beauty of the human voice by 
exchanging it with samples... ;-)
I prefer beatboxed rythms by far over any sanmple based sounds. Ever 
heard the Roxanne version made by Bauchklang...?

> we have fairly basic knowledge of Max/MSP and was just wondering if
> anyone can point us in the right direction.

After you've done the tutorials, go to maxobjects.com and look for 
bonk~. Its a specialised trainable beat detector. Do it with bonk~, it 
should be straight forward...

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