Max MSP Tutorial 06c4: Multi Drag'n'drop Sample Loading [1]

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Exercises6c introduces a sampler that enables drag-and-drop loading and manipulation of multiple samples. In doing so it covers:
• making a percussion sampler (different keyboard keys trigger different samples);
• simple polyphony (_not_ using [poly~])
• Multiple drag'n'drop sample loading.

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Please note: these tutorials were made as supplementary material for students on the Music, Technology & Innovation programme at De Montfort University ( http://www.dmu.ac.uk/music ). Some of the content will be specific to their needs and won't be relevant to other viewers.

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[TheLondonAssassin]

Yes thank you very much - I am researching the Sonicification

of the Human body using Max MSP Jitter - Your videos are very clear and informative.

[MUST1002]

@TheLondonAssassin This sounds very interesting. Are you referring to sonification through gesture (i.e. in performance) or are you attaching sensors to the body and running those through sonification processes within Max?

[TheLondonAssassin]

Thanks for the Video -- University of West London--ta.

[MUST1002]

@TheLondonAssassin You're welcome; thanks for the comment.

[TheLondonAssassin]

Hi, cameras detect movement by the amount of darker pixels, this data creates bangs which trigger Groove objects and integrates with pitch and effects of samples. Its all good fun, doing it for my degree project at UWL. Thanks for your interest and thanks for your videos.