EZ Gen~ MaxMSP Tutorial 005 :: Probability 101

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  • Опубліковано 9 січ 2025

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  • @pierre5743
    @pierre5743 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome series ! Can't wait for the following !

    • @lysdexic
      @lysdexic  2 роки тому +2

      Thanks Pierre! I think about the follow up to this video at a lot, I’d really like to take folks deeper down this rabbit hole. stay tuned!

  • @henriquematias1986
    @henriquematias1986 2 роки тому

    Couple questions:
    1: why not connect from the number? Would any latency occur?
    2: how would you go about bending that triangle shape to go from linear envelope to a more exponential envelope ( belly shaped ) ?
    Thanks a lot for sharing all this knowledge this is incredible!
    Would be nice to see mote diagrams from the book mentioned translated into gen!

  • @novelmus
    @novelmus 3 роки тому +1

    Great series! I especially like your emphasis on probability, which really is such a powerful tool.

  • @3xAudio
    @3xAudio 3 роки тому

    I Love max. Need to get back using it

  • @mattkaz9604
    @mattkaz9604 3 роки тому

    Wonderful. Good tip on not routing out from number~. I remember making a patch one day and routing a heap of things via number then realising it sounded like chowder because the latency on number~ is hideous. Also good info on the triangle - I didn't know there was one in gen, letalone one that could be shaped.

    • @lysdexic
      @lysdexic  3 роки тому

      it defaults to 10hz so it’s like gating your signal with a 10hz squarewave 😵 which you’ll hear as audio - but easy to miss for control signals!

  • @NedRush
    @NedRush 3 роки тому +3

    I didn't know there was a s&h in gen~. I've been using latch all this time.

    • @lysdexic
      @lysdexic  3 роки тому

      yep, very similar!

  • @FabioSantos-hu7fv
    @FabioSantos-hu7fv 3 роки тому +1

    Hello Lysdexic, Using the probability I'm trying to get triggers out of that but struggling with the math to avoid the trigger when probability drops to zero.
    Would you show us a way?
    Anyway, thanks again for this series of tutorials, very inspiring.