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outputs list of last n inputs

round to nearest integer, even if negative

By default, Max "truncates" floats when turning them into integers. That is 1.01 would turn into 1, as would 1.999. If you want 1.999 to be rounded to 2, then use this abstraction.

An example patch for auditioning arbitrary stoppings of a string. Both sides can be plucked.

A patch for exploring relationships between various ratio-derived intervals.

*Five pieces for Guitar and Live Electronics* was commissioned under a UC Discovery grant from the University of California's Industry-University Cooperative Research Program (IUCRP) and Gibson Guitar Corporation. It was made possible through the support of the Center from New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT), Department of Music, University of California, Berkeley.

All the in-class and activity patches from the Day School

an interface for triggering events on specific sub-beats

this abstraction helps you read sound files into buffer~'s

This set of effects was designed in collaboration with cellist Francis-Marie Uitti in November 2005 to be used with her six-string electric cello. Many of these effects came from the CNMAT guitar library.

Paper: [cnmat:node/2211|NIME 2006] | [cnmat:node/2209|ICMC 2006]

OSC wrapper for the Xkeys controller

OSC wrapper patch for the Mercurial STC-1000 touchpad

OSC wrapper for the propedals usb controller, made by ch products.

This patch was designed for use with the Pelican brand "Chameleon" wireless gaming controller.

OSC wrapper for the Behringer BCF2000, programmed in Javascript.

OSC wrapper for the Peavey PC-1600 or PC-1600x "MIDI command station"

linearly scale wacom tilt to desired range

interprets data from the wacom object for use with other CNMAT wacom objects

display bar for wacom-interpreter data

A large number of tutorials on using CNMAT objects for spectral (additive and resonant) synthesis. Includes use of SDIF and OSC.

Provides a workspace for transforming sinusoidal models into resonance models, auditioning, and editing.