META4Live
META4Live
Objects within the META provide a live performance workflow for Ablenton Live. This environement is developed and mantained by Adrian Artacho.
Objects within the META provide a live performance workflow for Ablenton Live. This environement is developed and mantained by Adrian Artacho.
The TESSER environment is composed of a number of MaxForLive devices designed for real-time midi manipulation.
This environement is developed and mantained by Adrian Artacho.
Rename the other repos called TesserAkt, including the Live sets, which do not have anything to do with the current meaning of TesserAkt now...
Complete documentation
<Tesser_function> like, making leise notes loud and the louder leise... values in/values out
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This code repository also hosts the documentation and help files of the set of applications included in the Social Distancing Applications kit (SoDA), developed by Adrián Artacho. The standalone programs has been written in MaxMSP, while the message broker (AMEX) is C# programm written by Oscar Medina Duarte. The build standalone for the SoDA node can be downloaded here.
From the CNMAT package:
Computer Vision for Jitter (Jean-Marc Pelletier)
Probabilistic Models by Jules Francoise:
From the Ejies library:
The SoDA ecosystem is composed by a network of SoDA node applications in addition to standalone components that add some features to the system. The local standalone components communicate by means of OSC messages with the SoDA node, and the individual nodes exchange messages via TCP protocol with the AMEX.md message broker application usually running in a remote server.
This are the instructions for the installation and use of the SoDA-node application. The installation process will be different between Mac and Windows operating systems.
The toolkit heavily relies on the MuBu lib developed by the ISMM team at IRCAM. This a Max/MSP library that is free (only to register to the IRCAM forum: http://forumnet.ircam.fr/product/mubu-en/.)
: SoDA-node-standalone-v1.5_Max8-MacOS-10-13-6
: SoDA-node-standalone-v1.5_Max8-Windows7
Note for Windows' users: you need to install Visual Studio 2015 Redistributable Package to have MuBu working! Once downloaded, add the Mubu library into the ext-libs folder within the GST.
Last step: in MaxMSP add all the toolkit to your file preferences:
Options > File Preferences
→ (error) If your computer protests that the application is broken / corrupted / or from an unknown developer, you may solve with a little line in your computer Terminal:
xattr -cr /Applications/SoDA-node.app
Using the program is pretty straightforward.
Once the remote server is on (which can also be done from the SoDA pov application),
hit connect button:
Then, the application should show the status "connected" and the toggle "tcp on".
Now, select your participant ID:
If we are going to use audio for the session, make sure to drop the audiofile (.wav, .mp3 etc.) in the rectangle on the right.
You will know that a connection is established with the POV application when your internal SID number appears near your Participant ID. You will also see a red blink at the top corner right whenever 'pinged' by the POV Application.
Set your volume level as you like with the horizontal slider, but make sure to leave the audio ON (the speaker symbol on the left) if we are going to be working with audio.
Quick message reference (pdf):
Here is the links to the live.device (OS-agnostic):
[comment]: # ( TransForms standalone (MacOS) )
(*) In order to have polyphonic Pitch Bend, the Max For Live device needs to be used together with additional routing devices.
work in progress... - - -
OSC messages from the PolytempoNetwork App to the TransForms App use the port 22574 and these are the ones implemented so far:
TransForms app (OSC port IN 22574)
This Patch is part of the TESSER environment.
This device allows to block selectively different kinds of midi data.
The settings can be stored with the device/set. They can also be automated.
This device is a derivative patch largely taken from AbletonDrummer's object.
This Patch is part of the TESSER environment.
This device is analogous to an autotune effect, only with midi. It takes midinotes and allows to substitute the entered midinote number and/or velocity with alternative CC values entered via CC86 and CC87.
View of the device. Click here) to edit.
Here is a full description of the functions associated to CC messages within the TESSER environment.
override pitch
The entered pitch will be substituted by the last entered CC86 value.
override velocity
The entered velocity will be substituted by the ;ast entered CC87 value.
auto AllNotesOff
When this toggle is on, a note off (vel = 0) will cause a 0 123
message to be sent to all 16 midi channels.