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.

• push
• ableton
• controller
• MIDI

Jitter external that renders ISF files to OpenGL textures.

• jitter
• video
• graphics
• opengl
• externals

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.

• audio
• spectral
• convolution
• impulse response
• reverb
• microphone correction
• speaker correction

The GL3 package brings support for OpenGL core profile and modern GLSL to the Jitter rendering engine.

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

• machine learning
• feature extraction

Patches and objects for Algorithmic Composition and statistical processes

• random
• algorithmic
• Experimental DSP
• Probability Distribution Functions
• Heretical Sound Synthesis
• Algorithmic Composition
• synthesis
• probability
• audio
• Statistical Processes
• noise

The Delicious Max tutorial series, as a Max package

• Youtube
• tutorials
• dude837

Zero-configuration networking for Max.

Lightweight reference implementation of a package built using the Min-API.

Use easing functions in Max for audio, visuals, and automation.

Exploring MC audio and JSUI with concepts from Daniel Shiffman's The Nature of Code

With VIZZIE, you just grab a few simple modules, connect them together and almost instantly have a VJ rig or interactive video work, complete with real-time effects.