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anti-octave&prime	Abstraction		Filters out octaves and primes Filters out octaves and primes (i.e. tone repetitions) between two consecutive notes and outputs a bang from right outlet whenever this would have occured.
anti-osc	Abstraction		Filters out an integer which has occured the penultimate time. Filters out an integer which has occured the penultimate time. Right output sends a bang when this occurs. Does not filter out immediate repetition as it is done by"anti-bis".
assigner	Abstraction		An "intelligent" alternative to "flush" when using real-time channel assignments with note-on/note-off data. An "intelligent" alternative to "flush" when using real-time channel assignments with note-on/note-off data. Since it's based around the "offer" object, it also lets you re-assign a new note in place of the original one.
AsyncSerial	External		Interface with serial devices. Provides improved functionality over the builtin [serial] object. An external object for Max/MSP on Mac OSX that interfaces with serial devices. This is intended to provide more useful functionality than the built-in [serial] object. Namely, [AsyncSerial] listens for incoming data on a separate thread and spits it out whenever it arrives. It does not need to be polled. This is similar to how UDPReceive works, and thus similar care must be taken when dealing with multithreaded Max-patches. [AsyncSerial] can also have its input buffer flushed, which is necessary when sending commands to a device and awaiting a reply. [AsyncSerial] can also be put in and out of \\\'canonical\\\' input mode, in which data is only spit out once a newline char \\\'\\\\n\\\' is received, which is useful for parsing text-based replies. [AsyncSerial] also allows users to set VMIN and VTIME, as described in the unix manual, sub verbo \\\'termios\\\'. [AsyncSerial] can either output received data as a sequence of bytes, as [serial] does, or as a list of text symbols, which is useful with canonic input processing.
aubioonset~	External		Onset detection from the aubio library. Outlet 3 is the raw output, outlet 0 is signal, outlet 1 bangs when onset detected, outlet 2 is processed onset detection function.
auto talker backer	Patch		detects when you begin to talk This is a fairly simple patch which listens to a microphone input and detects when you begin to talk (or otherwise make noise). It records what is being said until it detects that you are done talking, at which point it plays back what it recorded.
autoBpatcher (Automatic BPatcher)	Javascript (js)		With autoBpatcher included, your abstractions open automaticly as a Bpatcher with the size of your layout in presentation mode. There is an abstraction in this zip file. Place this in your own abstractions. Set 'open in presentation' in your patcher window inspector to true. That's it. Whenever you create a new instance of your abstraction, it opens in an bpatcher.
autocount	External		Similar to counter object but with internal metro. Has a few additional features and slightly different behavior. autocount does not repeat the extremes when it reaches min or max in the updown or downup patterns. Changing min does not reset the current counter value. It has three additional patterns: oscillate, random, and follow. Its metro function has two modes, max, and accurate.
avg~	External		Compute the average value of a signal When average receives a bang, it computes the average value of its input signal since it last received a bang. The average value is the sum of the absolute value of the input divided by the number of samples received.
bag~	Abstraction		sample and write This little utility was designed to sample a signal and write it to disk, back in the days when there was no way to view a waveform in MAX/FTS on the ISPW. This abstraction was made as a debugging aid to help track down clicks by recording samples to disk and viewing them with the aid of a sound editing program. This could still be useful tool in MSP, however, because it contains a pre-configured buffer~ and record~ and it has a nice short name that’s fast to type. Once you’ve recorded a bit of problematic sound, all you need to do is double-click on the buffer~ inside bag~ to see the recorded waveform.
barrier~	External		barrier~ stops incoming signal when a counter shows non 0.
bline	External		bang-based multi-segment line object The bline object is an event-driven version of the Max line object. It takes a breakpoint list of [target] [time_to_target] pairs and 'tweens' appropriately to generate a smooth function. The major difference is that the bline object is driven by bang messages sent to its left inlet instead of being driven by the Max scheduler. This gives the object a flexible timebase, which is useful when working with events that have a variable processing time (such as rendering matrices in Jitter). As with the line object, the bline object sends a bang out the object's right outlet when the current ramp is finished. It works with integer and floating point numbers, can be stopped (with the stop message), and can use multi-segment lists (unlike Max line, but in keeping with the MSP equivalent, line~).
bogus	External		non-existent object The bogus object is created when Max cannot find the definition of an object in a patch being read from a file. The object has as many inlets and outlets as are needed to preserve existing connections, in case the name of an object has changed or the file that defines the object can be moved to a folder where Max can find it. You can retype the name to try to recreate the object again.
bondo	External		Synchronize a group of messages Output a set of inputs when any input is received
brown-melody	Abstraction		Generates a brownian-mouvement-like melody Generates a brownian-mouvement-like melody within a given ambitus. The distance between two notes is determined by the brownian factor <0-1>. When this factor is 1, each note of the given range can be choosen. When the rate is O, the same note will be always repeated. The right outlet shows the chosen interval.
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Libraries
FuzzyLib	debug: SELECT prenom, nom FROM auteurs RIGHT JOIN auteur_libraries USING (id_auteur) WHERE auteur_libraries.id_library='139'Alain Bonardi Isis Truck	When manipulating human knowledge such as perception, feelings, appreciation, veracity of facts, etc., the classical logic that recognize only two truth degrees (true or false) is not always the most suitable. To solve this problem, more than two degrees are considered in the non-classical logics. The fuzzy logic is one of these logics. In this logic, facts are represented through membership functions: when the membership value is equal to 1 the fact is exactly true; when it is equal to 0 the fact is exactly false; in between there is an uncertainty about the veracity of the fact. These membership functions are called "fuzzy subsets". They can be of different shapes: gaussian, trapezoidal, triangular, etc. Thus the aim of the fuzzy logic is to propose a theoretical framework for the manipulation - representation and reasoning - of such facts. The Fuzzy Lib library implements all the tools that are necessary to handle this manipulation: representation of a fuzzy subset (among them are the fuzzification, defuzzification and partitioning), reasoning process (generalized modus ponens, fuzzy implications, t-norms, t-conorms, etc.). This version 1 of the Fuzzy Lib enables to implement fuzzification, uncertain reasoning and defuzzification for any number of data in the framework of Max/MSP environment.