Відео

super helpful to get up and running. thank you

hi! complete begginer. When creating a new print box, I just can't hook it up to the top Serial object node. The print node itself has only one place where I can grab and place a link

Maybe the message processing order depends on the order in which you create the connections between bang objects and the the order from the last added connection to the first added connection 🤔

duno if its a bug but in max 8 you need to use a message box with "select $1 $2" for the gradient to work. I tried writing select after double click and it did not work.

If you want to see the different planes you can use jit.unpack before four different jit.cellblock s

awesome, great to see a new vid from you!

Hey Oliver, thank you for the walk through, personally I was humming and arrhhing on the update, seeing how you made a synth with the Ableton objects was pretty exciting. Love your videos... :)

great video! i have an issue, the snapshot object doesnt seem to work to me, or something related to that vibrato part. Any reason of why could that be? thanks!

0:05:48 >>> START

Guys, maybe someone knows, but what to do if at the moment of entering 0, 1 512 in the console gives “no such object” and the function becomes red and scope does not work? I would be very grateful if you could help me!

Thanks for the link. I need to make this by the end of december for a school project.

honestly one of my favorite things in these tutorials is seeing Oliver get quietly very excited about something starting to sound sick...

Here is an idea for absolute novices, like me: - Build exactly what is on the video - Delete it - Build it again from your memory, doesn't matter if it's exactly the same as before. - If you got it wrong, good, do it again - If you got it right, delete it and build another one What's up with all the deleting? You will only learn by doing it again. Soon enough you will create something that surprises you, but at first everything sucks (; Anyway, I guess I'm just following Oliver's advice anyway... but here is a testimonial: It works!

great video! @14:15 | rate = 2 ^ (semitones / temperament) eg raise pitch by one whole step in 12 tone temperament: rate = 2 ^ (2 / 12) = 1.12246 lower pitch by 5 semitones in 12 tone temperament: rate = 2 ^ (-5/12) = 0.74915

great vid homie!

Please keep going, I am learning with you! 🙂

Hi Oliver! Enjoyed this and v. excited about Max 9. (Ian from Hki - long time!)

will it run in DOS on my 486DX?

Love that you're doing videos again. Really got a lot out of your tutorials in the past. Hope there is more to come.

43 These ableton dsp devices are overrated , they mostly only take max messages as control input , not capable of sample rate processing ( audio signals ) Why didn't they include some gen~ macros capable of that ?

there's a recent update to the monome max package, I wonder if there'll be more updates

You seem to think Quality of Life additions are unnecessary.

50:20 Had the exact same reaction when I saw live.adsrui all over the place in abl.* example/help patchers. But I couldn't resist and checked and realized it was already there in Max 8... Sorry.

Nothing wrong with vizzie for a newbie like me!

I love Max/MSP.

Everythings's Gone Green

Hello Oliver, it is a really guide and I have followed along from part 1 to 2. May I ask what book should I look into to achieve a high level understanding on MaxMSP and in general Synthesis ?

epic!

Thank you for making this!

do not mix the terms matrix with grid. use grid that's what it really is!

This is a useful tutorial, that have watched in its entirety about 4 times. It is a bit like dropping a meaningful 'seed' into a murky swamp. With each 'drop' the seed penetrates deeper, and deeper. Thanks again, Oliver Thurley. Mikey.

I would have loved to finish this patch but got stuck around 31.27 when you had triggered the wrong thing. I could not get anything to work after that very sadly

Vióla dá brácaí

bravo

Nice tutorial - can't wait to get some patches driven from real world sensors via Arduino. Cool final patch - thanks Oliver!

great video!

Excellent! Well done, clear and fun!

Excellent tutorial! Thank you

Love your videos ❤

Great tutorial! At about 1:04 you mention Tom Holmes commenting on Gabor, do you maybe have a citation of the source? I don't know the author yet and wasn't able to find him while researching

Hey Oliver! Great video btw. I know this video is somewhat old but I hope you can answer this question. I'm currently building a M4L granular synthesiser and I followed this video to get my granular engine going. I was wondering if there is a way to adapt this patch so it reads both .wav and .aif files? Most of my files in ableton are .aif and I cannot get the patch to read these files. Hopefully you have an answer! thanks.

Really fun tutorial! Would love to see more Jitter videos in the future 🙃

Oliver, your "Building a Synthesiser" series opened up the process of interacting with this behemoth of a production environment. It woke the feeling in me that Max/MSP was a viable creative machine. Thank you

i think im gonna make my final project about this man thank you so much it was a great tutorial, easy to keep up with

Thanks!

thanks ❤

how to plug it in my video calls ? ;)

Thank you very much indeed. Oliver Thurley, this is a fantastic presentation. I play electric guitar (mostly) but have integrated with a Logic Pro based DAW for about 10 years now. I am barely proficient with the system and am not that keen on the Login plugins. I've messed around with 3rd party AUs (notably Surge XT, Vital, and Reaktor). I have only had max for a few days now and have been so blown away by the depth and scope of it that I have barely been able to touch it. Your teaching style is very easy to understand, delivered at a relaxed pace with the 'right' level of attention to detail, so thanks, Oliver, When I heard you questioning "What is a synthesiser?". That was great and got me thinking, ruminating and thought I would present you with a (dictionary) definition: • combine (a number of things) into a coherent whole Michael G Caverly

Thanks! So informative.