Oliver Mamendyi

I am currently a student at SAE London and I am doing my dissertation/major project.

I just wanted to know, how is it possible to create a plug-in/virtual instrument in Max.

I want this virtual instrument to trigger a visual aspect aswell when something is being played (MIDI).

Ultimately I want the virtual instrument to be a dmg file.

I just wanted to know, how is it possible to create a plug-in/virtual instrument in Max.
I want this virtual instrument to trigger a visual aspect aswell when something is being played (MIDI).
Ultimately I want the virtual instrument to be a dmg file.

Hello all,
I am currently a student at SAE London and I am doing my dissertation/major project.
I just wanted to know, how is it possible to

virtual-instrument

If you're referring to something like a VST or AU plug-in, the only way to create one of those will be in Max for Live, where you can create audio effects, MIDI instruments, or MIDI effects that run in Live in the way you'd think of plug-ins in other DAWs.

Hey, Roman. I noticed that, too. My perhaps (overly charitable) reading was that the phrase "a dmg file" was someone on a Macintosh who was thinking about something that was supposed to be cross-platform (which in Max for Live land would certainly be the case unless it contained a third-party external or six that hadn't been compiled on both platforms). I guess we'll find out.

As you guys can most likely tell I am new to this lol.

Forget about the 'dmg' thing - I have found tutorials on how to export the patches as an AU/VST.

The only issue I am having now is actually starting to create a sampler that has a visualiser when a key (MIDI) gets hit.

As you guys can most likely tell I am new to this lol.

Forget about the 'dmg' thing - I have found tutorials on how to export the patches as an AU/VST.
The only issue I am having now is actually starting to create a sampler that has a visualiser when a key (MIDI) gets hit.

Virtual Instrument