NES-Tools-Beta-02
Following several requests, I have updated NES-Tools to include an example of how the tools can be used as plugins (in Max 7 only). The tools are now available via a link on this web page:
Here is a little blurb about the patcher called "02-NES-Plugin-Examples.maxpat”, which shows the tools used as objects within Max:
NES-Tools-Beta-02; Updated 29 June 2017:
2. Open a sound file and play it
3. Select an effect using its radio button
4. Double click on the corresponding effect object to open its window and control its parameters
5. Adjust overall levels
6. Try another effect
7. Use one or more effects in your own patcher
Added "02-NES-Plugin-Examples.maxpat" to demonstrate how each NES-Tool effect can be its own Max object embedded in another patch.
Here are the use instructions for 02-NES-Plugin-Examples.maxpat:
1. Turn on DAC2. Open a sound file and play it
3. Select an effect using its radio button
4. Double click on the corresponding effect object to open its window and control its parameters
5. Adjust overall levels
6. Try another effect
7. Use one or more effects in your own patcher
Here is what "02-NES-Plugin-Examples.maxpat" looks like when you open it (below). Note the FX processes are each their own object in Max.
Hope this is helpful.
Cheers,
David
Associate Professor David Hirst, PhD
Honorary Principal Fellow (Interactive Composition)
Faculty of VCA and MCM
The University of Melbourne
Southbank, Victoria 3006 Australia
Ph: +61 413 325 001
Email: d.hirst@unimelb.edu.au
The Faculty of VCA and MCM respectfully acknowledges the Boonwurung and Wurundjeri people of the Eastern Kulin nation.
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