bitbutter

sorry for the intrusion- its lame to suddenly turn up after so long 

i've been working on an open-source max/pd/vvvv type patching program 

that runs in a web browser- i'm calling it lily. it's probably not 

for everyone- it doesn't do native sound, video or even midi, though 

it does "do" the web pretty well. i've set up a little site that has 

some details & demos if you're interested- 

i'm looking for a few folks with the cycles & experience to help me 

get the kinks worked out prior to releasing it into the wild. really 

need folks with the time to file bugs, so if you're just curious, 

please wait until the first public beta in a month or so. also its 

written in javascript, so if you have significant js experience and 

the time to really test this thing, you're exactly who i'm looking 

sorry again for crashing the party. thanks.

sorry for the intrusion- its lame to suddenly turn up after so long  
looking for a favor, i know...

i've been working on an open-source max/pd/vvvv type patching program  
that runs in a web browser- i'm calling it lily. it's probably not  
for everyone- it doesn't do native sound, video or even midi, though  
it does "do" the web pretty well. i've set up a little site that has  
some details & demos if you're interested- http://www.lilyapp.org/.  
i'm looking for a few folks with the cycles & experience to help me  
get the kinks worked out prior to releasing it into the wild. really  
need folks with the time to file bugs, so if you're just curious,  
please wait until the first public beta in a month or so. also its  
written in javascript, so if you have significant js experience and  
the time to really test this thing, you're exactly who i'm looking  
for...

ot-beta-testers-sought-for-new-patching-thingy

Wow - that does look interesting. And I love the auto-segmenting thing for

patch-chords - can we have that in Max, please ? :-)

> sorry for the intrusion- its lame to suddenly turn up after so long

> i've been working on an open-source max/pd/vvvv type patching program

> that runs in a web browser- i'm calling it lily. it's probably not

> for everyone- it doesn't do native sound, video or even midi, though

> it does "do" the web pretty well. i've set up a little site that has

> some details & demos if you're interested- 

> i'm looking for a few folks with the cycles & experience to help me

> get the kinks worked out prior to releasing it into the wild. really

> need folks with the time to file bugs, so if you're just curious,

> please wait until the first public beta in a month or so. also its

> written in javascript, so if you have significant js experience and

> the time to really test this thing, you're exactly who i'm looking

> sorry again for crashing the party. thanks.

Wow - that does look interesting. And I love the auto-segmenting thing for
patch-chords - can we have that in Max, please ? :-)
Cheers
Roger

> sorry for the intrusion- its lame to suddenly turn up after so long
> looking for a favor, i know...
>
> i've been working on an open-source max/pd/vvvv type patching program
> that runs in a web browser- i'm calling it lily. it's probably not
> for everyone- it doesn't do native sound, video or even midi, though
> it does "do" the web pretty well. i've set up a little site that has
> some details & demos if you're interested- http://www.lilyapp.org/.
> i'm looking for a few folks with the cycles & experience to help me
> get the kinks worked out prior to releasing it into the wild. really
> need folks with the time to file bugs, so if you're just curious,
> please wait until the first public beta in a month or so. also its
> written in javascript, so if you have significant js experience and
> the time to really test this thing, you're exactly who i'm looking
> for...
>
> sorry again for crashing the party. thanks.
>
> -bill
>
>
>

Highlight patch cord and hit Apple+Y. (option-drag to select lots of 

patch cords) Granted, it's not entirely automatic, but it's pretty 

On Mar 4, 2007, at 1:33 PM, Roger Carruthers wrote:

> Wow - that does look interesting. And I love the auto-segmenting thing 

> patch-chords - can we have that in Max, please ? :-)

Highlight patch cord and hit Apple+Y.  (option-drag to select lots of 
patch cords)  Granted, it's not entirely automatic, but it's pretty 
good...

> Wow - that does look interesting. And I love the auto-segmenting thing 
> for
> patch-chords - can we have that in Max, please ? :-)
> Cheers
> Roger
>


Wow, I've been using Max for nearly 10 years, and

today I learn not only this, but the shift-click

I really must get into the habit of reading those

'What's new in Max x.x' docs (yeah, i know, these

things have probably been there since forever) ;-)

> Highlight patch cord and hit Apple+Y. (option-drag

> patch cords) Granted, it's not entirely automatic,

> On Mar 4, 2007, at 1:33 PM, Roger Carruthers wrote:

> > Wow - that does look interesting. And I love the

> > patch-chords - can we have that in Max, please ?

Wow, I've been using Max for nearly 10 years, and
today I learn not only this, but the shift-click
multiple patching thing.
 I really must get into the habit of reading those
'What's new in Max x.x' docs (yeah, i know, these
things have probably been there since forever) ;-)
cheers
Roger

> Highlight patch cord and hit Apple+Y.  (option-drag
> to select lots of 
> patch cords)  Granted, it's not entirely automatic,
> but it's pretty 
> good...
>
> On Mar 4, 2007, at 1:33 PM, Roger Carruthers wrote:
>
> > Wow - that does look interesting. And I love the
> auto-segmenting thing 
> > for
> > patch-chords - can we have that in Max, please ?
> :-)
> > Cheers
> > Roger
> >
>
>


[OT] beta testers sought for new patching thingy