MaxMSP Example Patches

1. JET - can't really remember what this was!
   
2. HELLO - Early versions of the patch behind the composition Hello
   
3. BASIC - recording, amplifiers, keys, lines: a bit of a lucky dip
   
4. SFPLAY - playing and manipulating sound files from disc, as opposed to play~ which uses a buffer in memory
   
5. FILES - Example of the use of files - opening, finding, using, etc.
   
6. PERFORMANCE_TEMPLATES - Some basic templates for performance using four different Max/MSP methods - sfplay~, human interface control (hi), audio in (Tapin and Tapout), sound synthesis and rhythm manipulation.
   
7. Subpatch - Patches within Patches
   
8. Connections-tutorial.txt -
   
9. psy - Don't worry about this one!
   
10. Ninos - Don't worry about this one!
    
11. Paf - Phase Aligned Formant Synthesizer - The paf~ object synthesizes a formant with a specified center frequency, bandwidth, and amplitude. Each parameter change takes a target time as in the line object.
    
12. POLY - the poly~ object, which makes polyphonic synth building more easy and efficient
    
13. MIDI -
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14. PLAY - The play~ object allows you to manipulate the playback of soundfiles from a buffer in memory, as opposed to from disc (see sfplay~)
    
15. OSC - an implementation of Open Sound Control in Max/MSP
    
16. Munger - the original munger~ granulator - compare to the SC port
    
17. CLICK - Patches working towards the composition Click
    
18. SAMPLING - simple(r) versions of groove~ and sfplay~
    
19. SOUNDS - A few sounds - not very good...
    
20. MISC - Um... miscellaneous stuff...
    
21. GRICH - granularisation example
    
22. Messages - constructing variable messages with message boxes
    
23. IDM - a collection of IDM implementations on Max/MSP
    
24. WIGGLE - Wiggle is a half-baked start at the development of an SH-101 style bass-line maker. Half-baked.
    
25. Degrade - A rather nice example of active use of degrade. Audio sample included.
    
26. Templates - Max/MSP Templates
    
27. CONTROLLERS - Awaiting description...
    
28. FMSYNTHEX - a really basic FM Synth, slightly expanded
    
29. stochastic.zip -
    
30. NUMBERS - Examples dealing with numbers in Max
    
31. Chords - generating (MIDI) chords in Max
    
32. MATRIX - nothing to do with Keanu Reeves
    
33. FRAZIER-REED.zip -
    
34. GEN - The Gen series, part the Percolate externals: they generate a variety of attractive waves
    
35. Connections - incomplete: connecting MIDI events to a number of control objects
    
36. TAP - the Tap delay object
    
37. composite_tutorials - Some patches concerning MIDI operations and some maths - for instance a version of the wondrous algorithm
    
38. RECORDING - Recording to buffer and recording to file
    
39. ENV - a couple of ways of dealing with envelopes - it's not as straightforward as you might think!
    
40. MSP-DOC-TUT-PATCH - Cyclig '74's MSP tutorial patches
    
41. Fiddle - a messy, but working example of use of the fiddle~ object
    
42. FMSYNTH - a really basic FM Synth
    
43. Munger.zip -
    
44. BBCUT - collection (currently only one!) of ideas based on Nick Collins' SC external BBCut
    
45. REVERB - example(s) of in-patch reverberation. Be careful as these slow the patch significantly. Consider adding reverb later or externally to your patch.
    
46. MouseState - Patches utilising the object MouseState
    
47. GATES - gates in general, but particularly noise-gates and modulating one sound with the envelope of another