Cool stuff:
Cycling ‘74 has finally launched the much-anticipated Max 5. You can read about it on their website located here. I am not going to bore you with all the details of what Max 5 is, since a very comprehensive introduction can easily be located on their site. Rather, I will bore you with my [...]

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This is an experiment with a Max/MSP “drawing”.  A patch is created while running, with the main idea being the switching back and forth of the digits 1 and 0 at the rate of once every second.  There is a simple metronome made at the beginning to generate the switching of the 1 and 0. [...]

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This is a simple utility to help you test an 8 channel speaker setup in odd-even formation. This is an editable patch, so you can adjust parameters to fit your own needs. There is a speaker icon that functions as a button for each channel, and is not the usual DSP speaker icon. [...]

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While we are all patiently waiting for Max 5 to come out, here is another utility from my extras menu. This is a cheesy way to get the window size of any patcher relatively quickly. It involves two steps instead of the usual 5. And best of all, it’s typing-free!

Just copy the small [...]

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This was done by getting coordinates from the MacBook’s sudden motion sensor and formatting it into Midi note data then routing it through a bus into the browser where the game was loaded.

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