How to Make Sense of Jitter in Max/MSP @AmazingMaxStuff

Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago

In this video we talk about the different paradigms we can encounter when working with Jitter.
Those include: event-driven, frame-driven, state-driven objects, the data cables and the connection cables.
If you are struggling to understand how the different part of Jitter interact, this video will help you.

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