Brad Garton

I've spent a bit of time working up some max-patches using Jeff Snyder's manta controller (

 For anyone interested, I put a set of pieces and corresponding patches here:

http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/mantafantasies/

I've spent a bit of time working up some max-patches using Jeff Snyder's manta controller (http://snyderphonics.org).  For anyone interested, I put a set of pieces and corresponding patches here:

	http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/mantafantasies/

manta-maxmsp-rtcmix-a-few-new-piecespatches

danke brad, if it is half as god as the last piece of music i´ve heard

danke brad, if it is half as god as the last piece of music i´ve heard
from you, i will like it.

Very interesting, I have been eyeing a Manta for quite some time.

At 700.00 a pop I have been hesitant about committing to it.

I really like your pieces, they give me a good idea as to the

realtime expressiveness the manta gives you. Can it do continuous

pitch change, for example like you would do a glissando on a violin?

Very interesting, I have been eyeing a Manta for quite some time.
At 700.00 a pop I have been hesitant about committing to it. 

I really like your pieces, they give me a good idea as to the
realtime expressiveness the manta gives you. Can it do continuous
pitch change, for example like you would do a glissando on a violin?


manta + max/msp + rtcmix~ = a few new pieces/patches