Re: [microsound] the soothing sounds of max/msp

[pelagius pelagius <pela_gius@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Listen, you can all deny that Max/msp has no sound, or you can take my 
helpful hints for how to improve the sound of your max patches.  First of 
all DO NOT use a downloaded version of the program.  It is best to use only 
the CD-ROM version specially treated with a green pen around the edge.  
Also, the sound of your max patches will improve dramatically if you route 
your midi data through air-filled cables set on cable stands so you don't 
lose signal though the floor of your studio.  You have to hear the 
difference to believe it.


> From: Gregory Taylor <gtaylor@xxxxxxxx>
>
> Perhaps it's a consequence of working so directly
> with Cycling '74, and - perhaps more to the point -
> a consequence of having a pretty broad knowledge
> of both what our users are doing and what they send
> us with an eye toward c74 release. Either way, I
> always have a wonderful larf whenever I hear that
> there's someone out there who knows what Max/MSP
> "sounds like." I wish him or her well, and thank them
> heartily for the amusing interlude; I trust that they'll
> enjoy the instantly recognizeable Max sound they know
> and love from the Freight Elevator Quartet and Kim
> Cascone when the upcoming double concerto and
> piano/laptop disc appears from William Kleinsasser.
>
> :-) :-) :-) :-)
>
>
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