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markov~
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implements a first order markov chain and then outputs values tagged to events. |
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matrixctrl
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switching matrix control
matrixctrl is a flexible grid-based control. It can be used to control switching-matrix objects like matrix~. It can also be used for more general-purpose grid-like controls. |
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matrix~
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Signal switching / mixing matrix
Signal switching / mixing matrix. matrix~ connects one or more signal inputs to one or more outputs. Signals are mixed (added) at output connections. |
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matryx
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message router like matrix~ (scripting) |
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mattrms~
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RMS energy analyzer with an idiosyncratic control structure |
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max.cpa~
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max.cpa~ records signal data into an internal buffer
when a bang is received, max.cpa~ sets the associated
buffer~ objects contents to the last n milliseconds of signal data it has received. |
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max.invclip~
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wrapping signal clipping
max.invclip~ is similar to clip~ but wraps samples around the thresholds. |
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max.nsamp~
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perform operations on a buffer~, get detailed information about a buffer~ object
normalizes or crops a buffer~,
returns the length of its used part (the actual length),
its maximum and related information. |
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max.xn2~
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normalizes the data between zero crossings of a signal
stereo version of max.xn~ |
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max.xn~
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normalizes the data between zero crossings of a signal
normalizes the data between zero crossings of a signal.
can be used as a filter (freq), for heavy distortion, or combinations of these... |
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maximum~
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output the maximum of two signals |
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maxlispj
| Javaclass (mxj) |
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LISP interpreter object (Common Lisp)
Version 0.96 of the [mxj maxlispj] LISP interpreter object
available for download for those who want to do some serious Processing
of Lists (Hey! LISt Processing! Wow!):
http://music.columbia.edu/~brad/maxlispj/
This relatively complete implementation of Common Lisp uses the "abcl"
(current version, 0.23.0) java-based interpreter authored by Peter Graves
as a base. LISP is a wonderfully elegant language for having all kinds
of algorithmic fun.
The current version is a more complete implementation of Common
Lisp with improved error-handling. This version is for OSX 10.5/6,
Max5. It may run on Windows 7; I'll be updating it direcly soon.
Full source for both the "abcl" java classes and the [maxlispj] java
classes is also available at the website above.
I hope you enjoy this and can find it useful. Happy 2011!
Brad Garton
Columbia University Computer Music Center
http://music.columbia.edu/ color="#CC0000">~brad |
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MaxMBROLA~
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The aim of the MaxMBROLA project is to work on real-time voice synthesis issues by developing MBROLA-based tools in Max/MSP  1 comment
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mdegranular~
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Object for multi-channel, multi-voice, multi-transposition granular synthesis with live-input and many features.
This object performs time granulation of sampled sound in real-time.
Input in the form of a fixed, pre-recorded sample buffer or an incoming signal of user-specified length is used to randomly select segments of sound (grains) whose durations (grain length) may be modified on-the-fly. These grains are (amplitude-) enveloped and reconfigured each time one comes to an end.
The granulation is performed in a user-specified number of streams (also known as (aka) voices or layers): the more streams, the denser and thicker but also the smoother the effect. An increase in streams also implies an increase in processing time and is the main factor affecting real-time performance.
The streams may be subject to transposition whereby a list of semitone values sent to the object forms the set from which a randomly-chosen value is selected for each grain of sound output by the object.
Finally, each grain is routed to a randomly-chosen outlet (the number of which is also user specified) allowing mapping onto an arbitrary number of output channels. |
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metashaker~
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perry cook's interface to the seven PhiSM percussion models, STK, synthesis toolkit |
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