Programming in Max for Live: Creating A Dub Delay, Episode 4

Part 1 - Creating a Dub Delay

Part 2 - Adding Some Classic Tape Wobble

All the tutorials in this series:

Episode 1: An Introduction to Programming in the Max Environment
Episode 2: Creating Some Basic Audio Effects
Episode 3: Creating User Interfaces
Episode 4: Creating A Dub Delay
Episode 5: Creating a Velocity Sequencer MIDI Effect
Episode 6: Creating a Wobble Bass MIDI Instrument
Episode 7: Creating a Polyphonic Synth
Episode 8: Creating a Live API-based Step Sequencer

by Tom Hall on January 24, 2013

Thomas Germain

Hi, Your tutorials are very well done and extremely helpful. Thank you for this excellent series!

I think I may have found a patching error in Part 1 of Creating a Dub Delay. Near the end of the video, you patch the output of the tap out to the two inlets of the omx.peaklim~ object. That passes the delayed but unfiltered audio to the Wet slider and output. Instead, I think we need to patch the output of the selector~ object to the omx.peaklim~ in order to get the filtered and delayed sound. Now that I've made this change, the device seems to achieve the expected sound. Please let me know what you think.