Package Manager
Get projects up and running faster, explore new libraries, and make your workflow more efficient with Max Packages; curated & created by Cycling '74 and Max users like you.
Found in the File menu, the Package Manager is a simple interface that provides access to new content and allows you to manage your existing installed packages.
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Packages can include but aren't limited to any of the following: Tools, objects, patches, or other content.
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jk.push 2 is a set of abstractions made with standard Max objects for interacting with Ableton’s Push within the Max environment. Please note: This package moves to argument-based abstractions and is not compatible with versions 1.1 and earlier of jk.push. There are a variety of example patches in the Max Extras Menu. If you have any questions, please contact me at https://www.jeffkaiser.com/contact/. These and other packages/patches can be downloaded from https://www.jeffkaiser.com/max.
dada
Daniele Ghisi | WebsiteMore info
dada: computer-aided composition and score generation for experimental, non-standard musical practices and research. IMPORTANT: requires you have installed the packages Bach v0.8.1 and Cage v0.6 or higher.
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HISSTools Impulse Response Toolbox (HIRT)
Alex Harker, Pierre Alexandre Tremblay, CeReNeM, The University of Huddersfield | WebsiteMore info
A set of tools for working with convolution and impulse responses in Max. This set of objects addresses various tasks, including realtime zero-latency convolution, measuring impulse responses, spectral display from realtime data or buffers, and buffer-based convolution, deconvolution and inversion.
gl3
Cycling '74 | WebsiteMore info
The GL3 package brings support for OpenGL core profile and modern GLSL to the Jitter rendering engine.
ml.lib
IRL Labs | WebsiteMore info
A library of machine learning externals and feature extraction externals for Max and Pure Data. ml-lib is primarily based on the Gesture Recognition Toolkit by Nick Gillian
ACToolkit
Jeyong Jung, Johan van Kreij, Peter Pabon, Sohrab Motabar | WebsiteMore info
Patches and objects for Algorithmic Composition and statistical processes
Delicious Tutorials
Sam Tarakajian | WebsiteMore info
The Delicious Max tutorial series, as a Max package
min-devkit
Cycling '74 | WebsiteMore info
Lightweight reference implementation of a package built using the Min-API.
MC Movement Studies
Cycling '74 and Dillon Bastan | WebsiteMore info
Exploring MC audio and JSUI with concepts from Daniel Shiffman's The Nature of Code
Vizzie
Cycling '74 | WebsiteMore info
