[SashaBorodin]

Posted this in The Studio forum, but people didn't seem interested.

For a course I took this semester, I created a library of well documented Max/MSP abstractions that are to be opened using the [bpatcher] object. These abstractions are divided into 7 different categories: Effects, FFT, MIDI, Sampling, Sequencing, Synthesizers, and Utility. Each category has a number of abstractions within it that provide different musical functions. There are examples for 6 of the 7 categories (Utility doesn't have examples since it's used through out). Each abstraction is labeled with comment boxes, and the examples all have explanations, so it's easy to see the logic used in creating each patch. If you want to take a look at the project, it can be found here:

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I think the Sequencers are really the highlight of the project, but there's a number of other stuff. Please take a look, I'd like to share and help out Max newcomers.

[snsr]

Wow- thank you, your patches are very informative. I'm playing around with the demo version of Max, and I have to say it's a little daunting.

[SashaBorodin]

Originally Posted by snsr

Wow- thank you, your patches are very informative. I'm playing around with the demo version of Max, and I have to say it's a little daunting.

Tutorials are your best friend. Start with the Max tutorials, you don't have to finish them (though you shoudl eventually), then move onto to the MSP tutorials. You might also want to look at the Peter Elsea's tutorials, just google them. Also check out the article on this page titled "Things I Wish People Had Told Me (part zero)" [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click here to register]

[FORKBITER]

thank you so much , I live in a shit hole so no chance at studying Max except the internets. Sharing your work is the best way for us noobs to learn besides the tutorials.

[jonmoore]

Thanks for sharing here. Can't wait to have a rummage through your Max/MSP related package of delights.

JM

[Curios]

Thanks a bunch man. This looks like something I can sink my teeth into for a bit. Thanks and thanks and have some rep.

[JohnMur]

Am I missing something, cant find the downloads? Sorry in advance if it's obvious

[OrFeu]

For anyone who goes looking for this, it's now at geometer dot co along with some Max externals and other goodies he made.