Ryan Burke

This project turns an android into an instrument. Through the app touchOSC, packets of the device's accelerometer readings are sent as OSC messages into Max. Then, through Max, accelerometer data is processed and paired with audio samples to send audio out through a number of players, allowing new samples to be played back without cutting off sound clips halfway through. Features include dynamic volume based on the device's velocity, speaker routing based on the device's position, and the ability to store and loop OSC messages as they pass through. Enjoy!

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You're a Wizard, Harry!

Nathan Bowen

This is a bundle of patches intended to help get you off the ground in using mobile phones to control Max.  

As I like to have several phones connecting to Max in a network setup, I use of udpreceive and udpsend so that ports can be dedicated to specific devices.  I don't know how to make use of Bonjour, so feedback is welcome!

For Android users, I have created a patch that interfaces seamlessly with the TouchOSC 'Simple' layout, so even if you cannot add custom layouts, you can still make use of some these patches.  

Currently the best setup is either an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad on TouchOSC, but hopefully this will change as Android becomes more robust.


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