MC in Max/MSP | 04 - Granular Synthesizer Part Two

[@luciaaffaticati7015]

your voice is asmr lollll Awesome, accessible tutorial, thanks a lot :)

[@AmazingMaxStuff]

ahah thank you!

[@raamxxl]

I wasn't expecting the "bang bang", so funny. Anyway, wonderful tutorial mate. Thank you very much!

[@someplastic9620]

Really wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@lewismartin4692]

Everything works fine until I add the mc.wave~ window and mc.*~, and then the audio cuts out? At around 16 minutes into the video, any help?

[@maxthomas35]

3:00 how do you pack these objects in a subpatch ? what is the keybinding ? thanks a lot

[@AmazingMaxStuff]

cmd+shift+e, you can see the shortcut in the "edit" menu, it's under "encapsulate"

[@maxthomas35]

@@AmazingMaxStuff thanks a lot !

[@hakeemadam955]

Thank you so so so much!!!!!!!!!!!

[@hakank3841]

It was a very good and instructive lesson. Can I ask a question my friend? When I use groove and waveform object(during the change start and end point of the audio on waveform) I hear clicks. I thought maybe I can fixs using FFT windowing. What do you thing, can I fix thet click with this windowing technique?

[@AmazingMaxStuff]

Yeah some sort of fade in and fade out would do the trick. Either with windowing or any other in-out multiplication

[@damiegbeyemi1771]

Add this to the List ;)

[@AmazingMaxStuff]

Eheh!

[@davidfamilian139]

in the examples the patcher was not set right "p random_1" iinstead it is "random_1" on your website

[@AmazingMaxStuff]

Thank you David! I was using an abstraction and forgot to remove it. Just replace it with the relative code shown in the video