Max Packages

    A hand-picked selection of the finest Max add-ons

    Featured Max Package

    Miraweb

    Cycling '74

    Mirror your Max patch on any device that is running a modern web browser. Please note that the Miraweb Package v1.2.3 requires the Mira Package v1.2.1 or higher.

    link

    Cycling '74

    Collaborative objects in Max to work with Ableton Link.

    VR

    Graham Wakefield

    Virtual Reality HMDs for Max

    VIDDLL

    Rob Ramirez

    The VIDDLL package installs a Jitter video engine adapter for jit.movie, allowing file playback via the VIDDLL library. VIDDLL is an interface and set of utilities for cross platform, high performance, random access video playback. VIDDLL is copyright Paul Bamborough and Julian Storer. This software uses code of FFmpeg - http://ffmpeg.org - licensed under the LGPLv2.1 - http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html - and its source can be downloaded here - https://cycling74.s3.amazonaws.com/download/ffmpeg-3.0.2.tar.gz

    OWL

    Cycling '74

    The OWL package is a collection of patches formatted and ready to be uploaded directly to your Rebel Technology OWL hardware device. These patches include essential formatting details to address the I/O and psychical hardware controls on your device. The OWL WATCHER patch allows you to seamlessly upload Max patches directly to your device from within the Max patching environment.

    Patter Tools

    Adam Florin

    Patter Tools contains a minimal generative sequencer based on the Max For Live device Patter, as well as supporting externals and patchers.

    Gibberwocky

    Charlie Roberts and Graham Wakefield

    Live coding Max from the browser.

    hap

    Cycling '74

    Hap Video Engine for highly efficient realtime video playback. Intended for use with videos encoded with VIDVOX's open source Hap codec.

    Vsynth

    Kevin Kripper

    A series of modules built around Gen that together make a modular video synthesizer. With a Beap/Vizzie feel, the Vsynth introduces video synthesis and image processing with the efficiency of hardware-accelerated processes.

    jit.mo

    Cycling '74

    A series of objects for generative motion graphics in Jitter, optimized for use with jit.gl.multiple and jit.gl.mesh. The jit.mo objects provide smooth time-varying animations that sync to the jit.world context.

    EAMIR SDK

    V.J. Manzo

    The EAMIR Software Development kit allows users to build their own custom composition and performance applications for use with just about any control interface. This kit, associated with the EAMIR charity project (eamir.org) contains modular pieces of working code that, when strung together, quickly enable users to creative systems that focus on music education, composition, and performance. Included in this SDK are the Modal Object Library, a collection of objects for creating and working with diatonic modes and harmony within Max, and the V Objects helper abstractions.

    petra

    circuit.music.labs

    A collection of audio objects made for sample-precision polyphonic granulation.

    AudioMix

    Manuel Poletti

    AudioMix is a small collection of audio patch blocks that may facilitate the building of simple virtual mixing consoles for your audio patches

    More information about the Max Package Manager

    What is the Max Package Manager?

    Found in the File menu, this simple interface provides access to new content while allowing you to manage your existing installed packages.

    The Max Package Manager contains a curated selection of packages from the Max community. For individual package installation, access the Package Manager inside Max 7.1 (or later).

    How do I submit a Package?

    Packages can include but aren’t limited to any of the following: tools, objects, patches. The available content is continuously updated with curated contributions from Cycling '74 and the community.

    To get yours into the Max Package Manager, submit a Max Package Proposal here.

    Once approved, your Max Package will be available for all to use within the application.