Robert Baldock

Max forms the core of Synaesthetic Sequencer, or to be precise a combination of Max and Jitter.  Jitter is used to process the video feed from a USB camera and calculate the RGB values for each part of the image.  Max is then used to map these values to MIDI note values.  Max is also used to read controller values from a MIDI control surface and use these values to alter both visual and audio aspects of the patch.

synaesthetic-sequencer

Synaesthetic Sequencer

Andrew Maillet

mike.aha is an aleatoric human aggregator built with Max.

mike is designed to ingest large quantities of public domain source media (sound, music, speech, image, video and text) and recombine it aleatorically based on a few simple parameters: intensity, density, repetition, focus, and space. The results are funny, alarming, and often accidentally profound.

Using the mike.aha Max patch, a human user direct mike to any source material desired and immediately create immersive audiovisual collages on the fly. mike comes in handy as a process tool: you can automate your brainstorming and vision-boarding, freeing the inputs to meld in a myriad of unpredictable ways.

Visit mike's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOFMPlC69Kn_O0HHRW2uyBw

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