Max/MSP
Articles about Max/MSP:
John Keston demos a sound art performance application that he’s developing in Max/MSP. The control is handled with TouchOSC on the iPhone or iPod Touch.
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Filed under: Software Effects & Audio Processors, Software Sequencers
In addition to Ableton’s announcements today about Ableton Live Intro and their giveaway of 10 free Live Packs to celebrate Live’s 10th anniversary, it announced the release date for Max For Live and the beta release.
Max for Live will be available on November 23rd, 2009. It will cost USD 299/EUR 249. If you already own Max 5, the discounted price is USD 99/EUR 79.
If you’re a Live 8 user already, you can join the Max For Live beta. Read more…
This video captures Tristan Wurst’s first performance with his FTIR Multitouch controller.
This is a Lemur-like multi-touch device, with zoom, a 3D controller for sound application using Max/MSP/Jitter & Ableton live. All the Buttons, faders, Pots, Pads XY are 3D objects (.obj).
Music, Multitouch table & Program (patches) by Tristan Wurst.
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Filed under: Controllerism, MIDI Controllers, MIDI Interfaces
Just when you think it’s safe to buy that cool matrix sequencer MIDI controller monome thing you’ve been jonesin’ for, out pops the $399 Livid Block matrix sequencer MIDI controller monome thing.
Description:
The Livid Block is a compact programmable MIDI control surface designed for interactive audio performance. Built on the same bi-directional and adaptable platform as the Livid Ohm64, Block provides an interface for creating and interacting with sound in a small easy-to-transport body.
Sixty-four LED buttons provide visual feedback with the instrument by connecting it to Ableton Live, Max/MSP, pen source sounds apps, or any other software that supports MIDI.
The open source blockEditor application lets you reprogram any of the controller’s sixty-four clip buttons, eight knobs, two faders, and seven function buttons. Block is hand crafted from lightweight wood and aluminum for easy portability.
Block has bi-directional talkback communication allowing the controller to talk to your software, and software to your device. MIDI messages can be sent to the Block to light up the buttons for an interactive performance. Completely programmable and mappable, Block provides a flexible control surface that be used with any software or setup. Completely USB powered means you don’t have to worry about adapters and and power strips, and it is plug and play so no drivers are required.
The Livid Block is expected to be available starting Nov 1st for $399.
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