Delicious Max 7 Tutorial 55: Deception

[@parachutemusic1]

Dude, you're by far the funniest audio programmer on internet. Great tutorial!

[@digitalove93]

OMG SAM!!!!! Where would I be without you in my life??? I have watched all of your tutorials and slowly gained confidence in working with max since the start of my uni course, in my third year now and working on a project converting motion into sound using a Kinect sensor. I have JUST started to use processing and freaked out because of it being new and scary but here you are again!! I cannot WAIT to learn more and you are my favourite tutorial guy so already i feel less freaked out. It seems everytime I wanna learn something new there you pop up reading my mind and making it easy!!! WOOOOOO GO SAM!

[@Capitel]

I discovered you last week -- just your very first two tutorials. This has come a long way! Congratulations on your corpus ;)

[@tombacon6429]

by the fucking grace of the gods you were placed on the Earth, I am forever in your debt

[@Fractal80Y]

Glad your back for some more deliciously max goodness. Thanks

[@aidsbot]

Thank Zeus you're back. The streets were cold and harsh. Devoid of light and joy, until a hero returned. Armed with brilliance and snark he laid a thousand lines upon the unwashed masses, bringing tears of joy to wash away the horror of his absence.

[@iwakeupsad]

Good stuff man. Got Max 7 recently and so psyched to see what you make of it.

[@mattkavanagh7058]

huge thanks for the new tutorial - i was beginning to worry that you'd stopped making this brilliant series. Personally, I would love to see more of these looking into Jitter/ opengl/ shaders/ etc.

[@adrianaminu2115]

dude, you are a life saver and I love you.

[@AndrewStride]

awesome! really excited to see what you do with Processing and Max!

[@dude837]

Thanks man! Let me know if there's anything you'd like to see.

[@t1nkerb0t]

dude837 How about audio analysis and having different frequency ranges output control data for control over audio reactive visuals? Great to see the Delicious Tuts back. :)

[@sergiogranadamoreno]

Man this is beautiful! thanks for getting into processing

[@instructorecb4837]

And then one day, Max had a package manager.

[@GrimeyJr]

This is amazing. I didn't know you could hook up other applications to Processing. This gives me lots of ideas that I will never put into practice. :P

[@musicmovement]

Thank you so much! Time to take the art installation world by storm!!

[@ligavelina966]

Looks great! Thanks!

[@maevemoayedi]

you are hilarious, and thank you for a very useful and informative tutorial

[@liberon]

hello...awesome patch... how can we use different variables from max msp to processing? through the same port maybe using a different message (ex. /color)?

[@dude837]

Exactly! That is exactly how you would do it.

[@falkm]

Great tutorial. Finally I can be a multi media artist!

[@stonail665]

Great .I used to do this between MAX6 and VVVV. didn't knew about Processing udp library.Thanks

[@94gella]

I am following all of the above steps but processing is not picking up the connection with Max. Is there anything within the Max patch that I have to do other than add udpsend/localhost/port that will connect it up with processing. I feel that I'm just missing a very basic step

[@michaelberentsen6827]

Did you solve it? I'm also having trouble. It seems like no data is being passed into the setAmp() method.

[@pileofgirls]

Great to see another spectacular video. I'm trying to send 4 channels of MIDI over the internet, i'll try the udpreceive.

[@dude837]

Hi Sam! Been awhile, hope you're good.

[@ThatPaulBlake]

Great work, where did you learn all this?

[@dude837]

On the streets.

[@matthewftinogiannis1644]

very nice

[@mehmet_unal]

thanks dude! you are awesome

[@TheYagoChannel]

Amazing! I've just started few days ago to study processing, i really like it, it would be cool to see a way to run sketches into max if this exists, or maybe use code made in processing into max....It would be really cool thing! =) Thanks for your tuts man!! Great works

[@MrJuandaco]

Can recursion be done with JavaScript and passed on to Jitter so you can avoid using Processing?

[@dude837]

Yes definitely, if you really hate processing. You can even create and manage Jitter objects directly in JS.

[@Just_Lauraa]

How can I delay the movement?

[@ddeenniizz0]

best job boy

[@Mathilde3219]

amazinggg

[@DoglessEndeavor]

You stopped working for C74?

[@JeffesonWF]

my slider dont works like that in the part of udpsend ... just go from 0 direct to 1 !! WHY ??? i made exactly like you ...

[@JeffesonWF]

+Jefferson Willian Feranandes solve it ... i have to change to the decimal floating point

[@davidfodel5264]

nice. gonna make my students work from this for excercise 1 this semester ))

[@JacsSol]

waooo great !!!

[@matthewftinogiannis1644]

uhhhhhhh nice

[@jamesbell4559]

23720 unread emails?!

[@daniellujan9129]

I'm not sure if this video was more helpful or hilarious.

[@themusicicreate]

Why aren't you a fan of Java? Do you favor another object-oriented language?