Lawton Hall

This Max 6 patch uses two instances of the [nodes] object to output weighted values/volumes for multiple input sources ("points") as they are spatially related to output sources/channels ("zones").

Both the points and zones can be positioned manually, or automatically distributed evenly.

For each "point", the patch outputs a list of values corresponding to the number of "zones" currently in use.

Nothing groundbreaking here, but I thought others might find it helpful, especially for multichannel work and spatialization. Enjoy!

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Multiple [nodes] (Points and Zones)

Damien Jacquet

APG has released NESS, the industry’s first free sound spatialization software developed by a speaker manufacturer.

NESS offers a reliable sound spatialization solution based on established, proven audio algorithms. 
It works on PC and Mac with any kind of sound card and allows managing up to 16 audio objects on 32 output channels.
The software is built on Max/MSP, and has been optimized to work on scalable configurations, from small home studio setups to big live venues.

NESS comes with some convenient tools:
- a Max for live plugin to control the audio object's position from Live, with a seamless integration
- a TouchOSC patch for remote control of NESS features.

Resources are also available online:
- Tutorials
- User documentation
- FAQ
- The processing is explained in the white paper

NESS is available for download on APG website and free licenses can be obtained from this form

Users can also join the community to share their feedbacks, experiences and discuss new features.

APG has released NESS, the industry’s first free sound spatialization software developed by a speaker manufacturer.

NESS offers a reliable ... 

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APG NESS

jpbellona

ABOUT
Mixer.* is a Max/MSP package for audio mapping projects. The package includes various objects, like channel strips, eqs, limiters, and aux sends. Mixer.* provides GUI, modular design, and pattr binding for smooth integration into your Max/MSP workflow. Project webpage at http://jpbellona.com/mixer-maxmsp-package/

HOW TO USE
To install, place the 'mixer-x.x.x' folder inside 'Max > packages' directory. Then restart Max. You will then have access to all mixer.* objects.

Inside a Max window, you may type 'M' (that's shift-M) to quickly access these tools (bpatcher @name mixer.*), or create a new object, start typing "mixer" and let autocomplete help you do the rest. All mixer.* objects contain helpfiles, with attribute and methods reference, as well as links to other relevant objects in the package. All mixer objects are linked to pattr, which means channels, subgroups, and mixers can be easily stored and recalled with presets.

Please provide feedback via jon at jpbellona dot com. I'd love to hear what you have to say!


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