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Any of you guys use this for live stuff, or production (though I can't see that being as useful) maybe? I'm just (barely) getting to grips with it, the potential is incredible but it's hard to get my head around.

Glitches galore, best timsestrech sound on the market imo

if you're learning Max, I'd suggest grabbing Ableton Live and then grabbing the Max for Live instrument Ableton offers. you'd then have a Max/MSP environment inside Live.

also, the preset instruments that come with max for Live make learning Max a LOT nicer...you can pull full patches apart to check out how they work.

tundra wrote:if you're learning Max, I'd suggest grabbing Ableton Live and then grabbing the Max for Live instrument Ableton offers. you'd then have a Max/MSP environment inside Live.

also, the preset instruments that come with max for Live make learning Max a LOT nicer...you can pull full patches apart to check out how they work.

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I'm just trying to learn the basics to get it to do some interesting things with audio and control reason/logic. There's so much to learn though I'm not too sure where to start.

I use this with ableton, its allright nothing special tho

Wanted to learn it. But I can just never find the time. It's so extensive

DZA wrote:I use this with ableton, its allright nothing special tho

Ha.. "Nothing special"

i connected my xbox controller up as a midi controller for ableton using it, so i could do little noise improvs with the analogue sticks and shoulder buttons.

it's so, so, so, much deeper than that though. i'm lazy. Autechre or Leafcutter John could show you how to wipe the floor using that program

DZA wrote:I use this with ableton, its allright nothing special tho

no disrespect at all, but if Max is "nothing special" to you, you haven't gotten into it enough.

Possibilities are endless with this...the presets are already amazing and its only been out for such a short time.

The possibilities are endless but the learning curve is steep!

Is it for everybody? No.
Is it amazing? Yes.

the get down wrote:The possibilities are endless but the learning curve is steep!

Is it for everybody? No.
Is it amazing? Yes.

Yeah just like most programming languages. I haven't had a chance to dive into the api yet

I use Pure Data (which is basically MAX but shareware made by one of the guys who did MAX). You can do some pretty sick stuff with it if you invest the time to get into it (fortunately my degree has forced me into spending time learning it).

im learning to make objects for this in c++ at uni. actualy brilliant piece of kit!

i just started using pure data, finding it a challenge to learn but im getting there, deffantly gunna keep at it!