Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This session took place Saturday 23rd October 2021
Stay tuned for more meetups: musichackspace.org/learnmax
Host: Ned Rush
Presenters:
Michele Zaccagnini - Beyond Jitter: audiovisuals in Max using shaders
Overview: In this presentation I will demystify, or at least whet your appetite for, shaders in Max. I will also present a set of tools I helped develop to port MIDI and audio to shaders, and have them rendered in all sorts of formats. While shaders can be intimidating at first, they are incredibly powerful and offer enormous possibilities for the audiovisual composer. They are entirely run on the GPU and allow for completely flexible visual programming which is very suitable for abstract visuals. After years of practicing audiovisual composition I believe that the Max+Shaders combo is simply delicious!
More info youtube.com/channel/UCXMQVkLE-bKdA7cycXECtCQ patreon.com/michelez
Philip Meyer: Modular Sequencing with Jamoma
Overview: I am in the process of building a modular system for creating dynamic musical sequences. This is the early stages of a long-term project for me to build a powerful environment in which I can create intricate, novel compositions as dynamic data systems, eschewing the need for a timeline. For this project, I decided to use the Jamoma package for the first time. This seems at present to have been a good decision - Jamoma's "MVC" architecture is intuitive and clean, and the cueing system is working well so far. I am eager to show the group what I have made so far and gather any feedback, advice, or ideas the group may have. I'm particularly curious to hear the thoughts of anybody who has extensive experience with Jamoma. I might also be interested in bringing any collaborators or beta testers on to the project if anybody is so inclined.
More info:
Philip-meyer.com
Bbandcamp: inter-modal.bandcamp.com
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Michele Zaccagnini / Beyond Jitter / audiovisuals in Max using shaders
16:30 - Philip Meyer / Modular Sequencing with Jamoma
This session took place Saturday 23rd October 2021
Stay tuned for more meetups: musichackspace.org/learnmax
Host: Ned Rush
Presenters:
Michele Zaccagnini - Beyond Jitter: audiovisuals in Max using shaders
Overview: In this presentation I will demystify, or at least whet your appetite for, shaders in Max. I will also present a set of tools I helped develop to port MIDI and audio to shaders, and have them rendered in all sorts of formats. While shaders can be intimidating at first, they are incredibly powerful and offer enormous possibilities for the audiovisual composer. They are entirely run on the GPU and allow for completely flexible visual programming which is very suitable for abstract visuals. After years of practicing audiovisual composition I believe that the Max+Shaders combo is simply delicious!
More info youtube.com/channel/UCXMQVkLE-bKdA7cycXECtCQ patreon.com/michelez
Philip Meyer: Modular Sequencing with Jamoma
Overview: I am in the process of building a modular system for creating dynamic musical sequences. This is the early stages of a long-term project for me to build a powerful environment in which I can create intricate, novel compositions as dynamic data systems, eschewing the need for a timeline. For this project, I decided to use the Jamoma package for the first time. This seems at present to have been a good decision - Jamoma's "MVC" architecture is intuitive and clean, and the cueing system is working well so far. I am eager to show the group what I have made so far and gather any feedback, advice, or ideas the group may have. I'm particularly curious to hear the thoughts of anybody who has extensive experience with Jamoma. I might also be interested in bringing any collaborators or beta testers on to the project if anybody is so inclined.
More info:
Philip-meyer.com
Bbandcamp: inter-modal.bandcamp.com
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Michele Zaccagnini / Beyond Jitter / audiovisuals in Max using shaders
16:30 - Philip Meyer / Modular Sequencing with Jamoma
