Nathan Hastings

I wish to load a bunch of images into Jitter and have Jitter transition between them, with a soft ripple effect happening during the transition that is caused by the mid to high frequency of guitar audio. I do not currently understand how to load images into Jitter.

As far as detecting the audio, I made a simple adc to dac that takes input from soundflower and outputs through the built in output, with Logic routed through soundflower. This works fine.

If I could some have guidance on Jitter holding images and then how I would go about analysing and sending audio information to Jitter to trigger the transitions I would greatly appreciate it.

I wish to load a bunch of images into Jitter and have Jitter transition between them, with a soft ripple effect happening during the transition that is caused by the mid to high frequency of guitar audio. I do not currently understand how to load images into Jitter. 

As far as detecting the audio, I made a simple adc to dac  that takes input from soundflower and outputs through the built in output, with Logic routed through soundflower. This works fine.

If I could some have guidance on Jitter holding images and then how I would go about analysing and sending audio information to Jitter to trigger the transitions I would greatly appreciate it. 

I wish to load a bunch of images into Jitter and have Jitter transition between them, with a soft ripple effect happening during the transit

uni-project-assistantance-please

https://docs.cycling74.com/max7/tutorials/jitindex

create a new patch, drag and drop your image file onto the patch, connect a bang to the newly created fpic object, connect the fpic output to whatever transition effect you are using (e.g. jit.xfade), reapeat for any other images you want to load.

The tutorials weren't much help which is why I asked here. The drag 'n' drop and hook up to bangs works fine, thank you. I just need to fiddle with the fade, as it doesn't seem to be functioning.

Uni Project assistantance please?