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Isabel Kaspriskie

It's the dog days of summer, a great time to go digging through the package manager for some new tools to add to your Max toolkit. Today I'm going to share one that holds a special place in my heart and was recently added to the Max 

When I first learned Max, I was in an algorithmic composition course taught by a visiting scholar from CNMAT, 

. Naturally, that meant I started out my Max journey with the full set of CNMAT externals. Any time I'm without the objects, I notice just how integral they are to my patching!

In this article, we'll take a look at two quick reasons to check out ODOT in particular: 

 (OSC) protocol, a flexible data serialization protocol that is used throughout the computer music world, such as with 

, so to use OSC with native Max objects, you can use 

However, as you might have learned from the help patcher tabs of those native Max objects, those objects contain only a subset of the features of CNMAT’s 

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 help patch, you’ll see all of the capabilities available, including debugging options, time tags, type tags, and much more. I’m 

 a fan of the string substitution options available.

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If you spend any time at all sending and/or receiving OSC messages, this object is worth checking out.

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I suspect some readers are like me and sometimes just want to sprinkle in some codeboxing into non-

 is an easy way to write out procedural code directly in the patch without whipping out a 

 object. Besides evaluating mathematical expressions, 

 is capable of performing recursion, working with dynamic OSC addresses, handling conditional operators, and more.

In this quick example, you can see how easy it is to grab the minimum and maximum values of a multislider without using a single 

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There are dozens more useful built-in functions besides the extrema function in this example, and each has its own help patch readily available in the 

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If you’re not in the mood to write any code yourself, there are clever examples available that you could easily grab and incorporate into your own patches, too. One of my favorites is 

Screen Shot 2021-08-03 at 9.04.19 AM.png

Now that you’ve seen two of the reasons I am constantly reaching for ODOT, I hope you’ll take the chance to give it a whirl yourself. Follow along with the package's extensive built in tutorials or play around with their examples and see what speaks to you!

It's the dog days of summer, a great time to go digging through the package manager for some new tools to add to your Max toolkit. Today I'm going to share one that holds a special place in my heart and was recently added to the Max Package Manager — CNMAT's ODOT. 

When I first learned Max, I was in an algorithmic composition course taught by a visiting scholar from CNMAT, Matt Schumaker. Naturally, that meant I started out my Max journey with the full set of CNMAT externals. Any time I'm without the objects, I notice just how integral they are to my patching!

In this article, we'll take a look at two quick reasons to check out ODOT in particular: 
1. the OpenSoundControl object
2. o.expr.codebox

At its core, ODOT works with the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol, a flexible data serialization protocol that is used throughout the computer music world, such as with monome grid devices and the TouchOSC iOS application. OSC uses UDP networking, so to use OSC with native Max objects, you can use udpsend or udpreceive objects.

However, as you might have learned from the help patcher tabs of those native Max objects, those objects contain only a subset of the features of CNMAT’s OpenSoundControl external available in the ODOT package.

If you open the OpenSoundControl help patch, you’ll see all of the capabilities available, including debugging options, time tags, type tags, and much more. I’m particularly a fan of the string substitution options available.

I suspect some readers are like me and sometimes just want to sprinkle in some codeboxing into non-gen~ patchers. The o.expr.codebox is an easy way to write out procedural code directly in the patch without whipping out a js or node.script object. Besides evaluating mathematical expressions, o.expr.codebox is capable of performing recursion, working with dynamic OSC addresses, handling conditional operators, and more. 

In this quick example, you can see how easy it is to grab the minimum and maximum values of a multislider without using a single zl object. 

There are dozens more useful built-in functions besides the extrema function in this example, and each has its own help patch readily available in the o.expr.overview.maxpat documentation.

If you’re not in the mood to write any code yourself, there are clever examples available that you could easily grab and incorporate into your own patches, too. One of my favorites is o.demo.cellular.automata.maxpat for visualizing cellular automata:


Now that you’ve seen two of the reasons I am constantly reaching for ODOT, I hope you’ll take the chance to give it a whirl yourself. Follow along with the package's extensive built in tutorials or play around with their examples and see what speaks to you!

It's the dog days of summer, a great time to go digging through the package manager for some new tools to add to your Max toolkit! Today I'm going to share one that holds a special place in my heart and was recently added to the Max Package Manager — CNMAT's ODOT.

cnmat-odot-tools-for-osc-and-beyond

Thanks for this article, I had a small "eureka" moment when I checked the resonators~ example from the overview, and saw the "excitation signal"  was simply a noise~ generator.

I was like "Of course! With noise you have "material" to resonate for several resonators in all freqs!".

Totally changed my perception of what "resonators" could be used for, creatively.

(I had already noticed the "Noise section" in Collision/Chromaphone was just a noise osc with ADSR envelope, hence Corpus with any synth's noise osc allows some nice stuff that is harder to do even with the newer AAS Chromaphone versions, but I still Live's Resonators was still  unloved here. Obs: IMO a sine wave single "pulse" is pretty much the same as Mallet excitator in Collision too.)

And that's just one tiny "bog standard" example in that package.

I come to Max from Live and M4L and since I started digging into it I always marvel at the HUMONGOUS quantity of interesting knowledge semi-"hidden" in Extras, Help>Examples, Paste From, etc. in Max.

(Thanks to the package creators too, of course.)

Thanks for the article, ODOT is great! Once one gets used to the scripting language of the codebox handling complex patches and data streams becomes a lot easier. 
I use ODOT a lot in a gestural interaction design and machine learning package I have designed, here are some YT tutorials and the GitHub repo:
Tutorial 1: https://youtu.be/Dace1sHy1IM
Tutorial 2: https://youtu.be/GoNqiCvVgoY
GitHub: https://github.com/federicoVisi/GIMLeT 

mẫu nhà lắp ghép đẹpnhà lắp ghép cao cấpnhà lắp ghép văn phòngxây nhà lắp ghépnhà lắp ghép panelmóng nhà lắp ghépnhà lắp ghép homestaynhà lắp ghép containernhà lắp ghép là gìsự thật nhà lắp ghépvật liệu nhà lắp ghép

 Nhà lắp ghép nói chung là giải pháp được nhiều người lựa chọn khi dân số ngày càng đông, diện tích đất ngày càng thu hẹp. Và nhà lắp ghép, đặc biệt được dùng làm biệt thự đang trở thành mốt khi trở nên nổi tiếng với nhiều công trình ấn tượng và đẹp + độc đáo. Cùng VIME Home chiêm ngưỡng xây biệt thự lắp ghép 85m2 chỉ mất 2 tuần đẹp ngất ngây nhé!

Is there a new version of the osc-route object for MAC with ARM architecture?
Thank you

You can find the latest builds on GitHub, the latest release supports M1 architectures: https://github.com/CNMAT/CNMAT-odot/releases

CNMAT ODOT: Tools for OSC and beyond

Olivier Pasquet

Speech recognition and segmentation. Recognize is a speech to text based on Sphinx4. It translates the incoming audio signal into text and can give dates of words and phonemes in a buffer~. Uses JSGF grammar file and ngram model languages. No special voice learning is needed and potentially multilingual.

project35-oprecognize

The right link is:
http://www.opasquet.fr/dl/recognize.zip


o nice!  thank you so much for working on this project!  i was going to try to implement an earlier speech to text program i had found (but never tested) in a performance piece coming in april.  I'll get into this in march, and i'll definitely link you the results.
thank you so much!


There were too many dl from my website. You can now download it from :
http://rapidshare.com/files/344796157/recognize.zip


new update :
http://rapidshare.com/files/350360656/recognize.zip


I've installed op.recognize and when i try to load a text file,  the message "op.recognize-> error allocating" shows up in the Max window. What's going on? 

I couldn't solve this problem, maybe you know what is wrong ;-(

I wrote this error message when you have a mistake in the loading of data.
It seems you are using the right extension files.

Make sure you have installed "sphinx4max.jar" AND "jsapi.jar" in your Max java/lib folder.
If yes, what did you write in the gram textfile you loaded ? You should have a look indide the digits.gram example. Maybe the problem is there.
Another question : are you using the example file or did you make a new one ?

New version with bug fixes and more efficiency :
http://rapidshare.com/files/358682924/recognize.zip


Hi Olivier,
Wonderful and very useful implementation!
I'm experiencing the same problem as Gilson. Getting "op.recognize-> error allocating" message when I try to load the example .gram and .lm files. This happens on a Windows system. I also tested on Mac and everything seems to work fine there. Any ideas?

Oohoh really ?
I'll quickly have a look if there is a problem on Windows.

Are you sure you did put the jar file into the lib folder and if you accepted the SUN conditions running the shell script ?
You can find the installation information in the read_me.txt file.


I am having trouble unpacking it? I have windows so this terminal.app thing doesnt apply, I've moved the files to the classes and lib folder in the java folder....

I've got a little further, what is this error?

(mxj~) Class op.recognize is not a subclass of com/cycling74/msp/MSPObject


There is an error in the max window saying "wrong arguments"... ?


You are using mxj~ and not mxj. I guess it is the reason.

You probably do not use the right arguments. Do you have this problem when you load the help patch ?

Thank you for your reply, I am attempting to make an installment for a university project! It says that there is no helpfile for op.recognize when I press "alt" and click the mxj op.recognize object. In-fact, when I type "mxj op.recognize", in the max window it says straight away "wrong arguments" before I have even done anything! 

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