In this workshop you will build an experimental audio FX device that utilizes buffers to create a novel delay line. Experimental processing will be added to the signal path to provide unique sound design possibilities. This workshop aims to provide you with suitable skills to begin exploring building unique, novel and experimental audio FX devices in the Max MSP environment.
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Experimental Audio FX in Max
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Part 1 - Hello and Build Delay line with buffer, record and groove
Course overview
Learning outcomes
Build delay line audio FX devices via buffer, record and groove
Build feedback and processing networks
Explore UI concepts and design
Who is this course for?
- • This course is for users with a previous knowledge on Max or Pure Data and some rudiments of digital audio and an interest in building experimental audio FX devices
Requirements
- • A computer and Internet connection
- • A good working knowledge of computer systems
- • A basic awareness of audio processing
- • Good familiarity with MSP
- • Access to a copy of Max 8 (i.e. trial or full license)
Course content
What you will learn in this course
3 lessons
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What you will learn in this course
3 lessons
- Who is it for?
- Learning outcomes
- Study topics
Experimental audio FX in Max
5 videos
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Experimental audio FX in Max
5 videos
Part 1 - Hello and Build Delay line with buffer, record and groove
Checking access...Part 2 - Adding the feedback loop
Checking access...Part 3 - Developing feedback
Checking access...Part 4 - Removing clicks and adding triggered recording and other experiments
Checking access...Part 5 - UI Design and end
Checking access...
Instructors
Ned Rush
Duncan Wilson (aka Ned Rush) is a musician, producer and content creator based in the UK. Whilst perhaps largely known for his Youtube channel, he has also released music independently as well developing content for Isotonik Studios.