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I used and learned Max for the several 4 years,

my question is how can I move my works to the commercial field- applications, softwares, plugins for DAW, Etc.

I guess there is no comfort and easy way to translate max to another languages, and I have to do it all the way again..

So what is the official language for MSP when it comes to PC, Mobiles, Apps and plugins, is there any good and efficient way or site to learn it as soon as possible as an educated programmer?

I would appreciate any information and tips,

Hello
I used and learned Max for the several 4 years,
 my question is how can I move my works to the commercial field- applications, softwares, plugins for DAW, Etc.
 I guess  there is no comfort and easy way to translate max to another languages, and I have to do it all the way again..
So what is the official language for MSP when it comes to PC, Mobiles, Apps and plugins, is there any good and efficient way or site to learn it as soon as possible as an educated programmer?

I would appreciate any information and tips,
 Thanks

Hello
I used and learned Max for the several 4 years,
 my question is how can I move my works to the commercial field- applications, softwar

translating-max-apps-pc

Will Pirkle's books on creating audio-plugins are the closest thing i've found to something like Max which can take you further in the commercial field:

it's difficult to advise, though, on a well-rounded approach that could cover all the UI capabilities of Max as well(creating UI at lower-levels work differently on different OS... this is why Will Pirkle created his RackAFX system which can help you ease into regular VST/AU plugin-programming).

an easy way for someone coming from MSP, might be to learn how to create your own MSP external in C(or you can try C++ with the newer 'min-devkit'), and then try to port that to a plugin by using Will Pirkle's books/methods(a large part of the main DSP math, will actually look very similar whether written in an MSP external or a VST/AU plugin: there is a 'perform method' where you basically put the main audio-processing function which happens over every vector of audio passed through the system). 

it's difficult to advise, though, on a well-rounded approach that could cover all the UI capabilities of Max as well(creating UI at lower-levels work differently on different OS... this is why Will Pirkle created his RackAFX system which can help you ease into regular VST/AU plugin-programming).

an easy way for someone coming from MSP, might be to learn how to create your own MSP external in C(or you can try C++ with the newer 'min-devkit'), and then try to port that to a plugin by using Will Pirkle's books/methods(a large part of the main DSP math, will actually look very similar whether written in an MSP external or a VST/AU plugin: there is a 'perform method' where you basically put the main audio-processing function which happens over every vector of audio passed through the system). 


translating max Apps & PC