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Max MSP -- The Absolute Basics (Tutorial video pt 1)
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- In this video we cover the absolute basics of programming in max msp, namely locking and unlocking your patch, creating new objects, inlets and outlets, message boxes, bangs, patch cords, and putting it all together!
that "always check the help files !!!" lives rent free in my mind
This video was so helpful, I love you. We're doing this in one my university modules and you've explained it all so much better than my lecturers haha
best max teacher i've had. thank you so much for this!
Great tutorial. I tried to jump in the deep end with Max and got completely lost. This was super helpful.
Best beginner tutorial on RUclips for this Software :) Greetings from Switzerland
Such a good class. Thank you. Got me started on my Max MSP journey
Thank you so much Andrew. Starting my journey on Max right now!
hey andrew, you did live projection at a show I played at the sunroom with my band Mt. Mural, and I just gotta say, you are legit and I would love to connect again. your work is amazing
Hey Adam! Yes that was a great show. Hit me up I’m definitely down to connect again
@@AndrewRobinson26 sweet man, I don't use any social media, do you have an email I can reach you at?
Thank you for this! This was super helpful!
Great video, very helpful and nice explained! Thank you!
thank you very much for this great tutorial. gonna watch them all
Thank you for this tutorial : ) You're a great teacher!
Thank you so much man, I really needed this!!
Subbed and looking forward to more.
Okay -- I understood that. Clear and helpful. Thanks!
Awesome explaination, thanks for the vid!!
Great Tutorial!
Great Stuff. First beginner video that made a lot of sense to me! Thanks
Beautiful software and tutorial.
Thanks
I'm completely confused on what any of this stuff is supposed to do.
Generate audio and music from numbers/math/logic . It is very interesting as an alternative to analog music production. Which is controlled by voltage and circuitry. A normal DAW is basically doing what this is doing afaik but this gives you direct control with a visual language
Thanks for this efficent video !
thank you for a fantastic tutorial
thanks dude!
I am new and your video is just soo good!
epic tutorial man :)
Awesome.
Thank you so much.... Great tut....
Thank You. 감사합니다.
Hi dear Andrew, the lesson you give are clear and helpful. I like them anyway because I'm working with Max one project. For example the switching words is simple and helpful. I have few technique to build my project, but I cannot code them to work monthly. Is it possible to communicate with you to get some solider technique for the purpose I have? I appreciate your reply on this matter. Thanks. Yours, Berhanemeskel
Man that's priceless ✌️thanks🙏🔥
thank you so much!👍🏻
Hi, I could not see the message - “always check the help files“
Thank you so much for this
Very very valuable!!!!
super useful!!! Thank you
So great. I understood!!! yeaaaah
thank you
Thank you so much!
Very good
What does the "$1" mean next to your "set" function? at 19:52 min in your video
The $1 is max’s way of creating variables. The $1 is replaced by the data coming into message, in this case that’s the text. So the text is output through the patch cord into the message “set $1” and the $1 is replaced so that the actual message being output is “set always”, “set check” , etc.
What is the name of the object displaying the jit.noise signal?
Jit.pwindow
yes
Thanks
Good vid, not totally sure why you put $1 in there to randomise the set message, could you explain further please? (total newbie here!)
The $1 is Max’s way of creating a variable. So if you have a “set $1” message and you send a random number like 15 it will update the message to “set 15” then if the next number was 42 it would update to “set 42” you’re going to need to use variables any time you need to pass changing values.
also the number after $ represents the item number, so $1 will use the first item in a list, $2 will use the second, etc
1.. 2.. 3... 4???
I apologize for not having the other parts uploaded yet. People wanted to see more advanced max topics but it’s definitely time to return to this series, part 2 will be up this week.