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Did you know you can route lists without slicing off the first element?

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Did You Know #41: routepass

Route lists without slicing off the first element.

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Week 41: routepass

Did you know that the join object is a better way to pack lists?

Did You Know #45: Stop packing. Start joining.

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Week 45: Pack and Join

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andrea agostini

Authors: Daniele Ghisi  and Andrea Agostini 

bach: automated composer's helper is a cross-platform set of patches and externals for Max, aimed to bring the richness of computer-aided composition into the real-time world.

bach provides you with two new data types: rational numbers and lllls (an acronym for Lisp-like linked lists), the latter being a list capable to contain other lllls in itself, a bit like a Lisp list. In addition to that, it includes a large collection of tools for operating upon these new types and a number of advanced facilities and graphical interfaces for musical notation, with support for microtonal accidentals of arbitrary resolution, measured and non-measured notation, polymetric notation, support for MusicXML files and much more.

bach is a completely independent project by composers Andrea Agostini and Daniele Ghisi. For this reason its main focus is on musical representation, analysis and composition. Nonetheless, the data types it provides, along with their related tools, may have a much broader area of application.

bach is distributed as freeware and is still in the alpha phase. To obtain the latest version of this software, please refer to the official website www.bachproject.net.


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bach: automated composer's helper

Did you know you can unpack and rearrange lists using a message box?

Did You Know #27: Unpacking with a Message Box

You can unpack and rearrange lists using a message box.

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Week 27: Message Box Lists

ffomezolam

Version mid-2010; created early 2010, ported to intel Mac mid-2010; for Max 5.  An object which performs a number of simple list operations: filling a list to a specified size, creating a list by repeating a shorter list, interpolation between two lists, scaling a list of numbers by a number or another list, and selecting list items.  Probably a work in progress; as new operations are needed they will be added.


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