Re: [microsound] help for a beginner

[David Powers <cyborgk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I second that recommendation ... Audiomulch might also be a nice choice 
for starting out.

http://www.audiomulch.com/

It's not truly modular, but if you are REALLY starting, it would be a 
good way to learn what kinds of sound processing possibilities you like, 
and be able to make something fun right away - just run a looped sample 
through the granular delay line, and you'll be having fun instantly! 
When you start wishing you could do more, than you will be ready to 
build your own instrument in Max or Pure Data.

~David

michael trommer wrote:

>I'd take a look at bidule by plogue: www.plogue.com
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>Inexpensive, very versatile, and somewhat easier to use than max/msp...
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>On 2/28/06 7:04 PM, "Revolution #9" <hendrix@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>Hi to all peoples on the list !
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>>now - here's a simple explanation of a dificult position; I have a very strong
>>wish to get into computer music making (improvised music is my target of
>>interest), and I have absolutely no place to start from...well, maybe I
>>have...I know that I should download MaxMSP first, and then upgrade it with
>>Klaus Filip's lloopp program made specially for improvisation...
>>but to hear it from more experienced folks - is there any relevant site for
>>beginners, some brief explanation for equipment, maybe some tutorials etc etc
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>>are there any other programs more suitable for beginners ?...
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>>I would appreciate every information of value...
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