A look back at some items in our archives.
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<th>Monday</th>
<th>Activity</th>
<th>Speaker</th>
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<td>10am - 12pm</td>
<td>Intro to Max environment; Debugging, probing; What is hidden state? Q&A</td>
<td>Jeff Lubow</td>
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<td>12pm - 1pm</td>
<td>Lunch Break; Lunch provided</td>
<td>n/a</td>
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Introduction:
— http://cycling74.com/docs/max6/dynamic/c74_docs.html
Please download materials from these three locations:
— https://github.com/CNMAT/CNMAT-MMJSS/archive/master.zip
— http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/downloads (External objects including the odot objects)
— http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/downloads (MMJ depot)
CNMAT Downloads page:
This site (great resource, including our free downloads, pedagogy and research overviews, events listings, member blogs, resource library and various papers published throughout the years):
https://cnmat.berkeley.edu/
CNMAT on github:
https://github.com/CNMAT/
This serves as a repository of the patches we've gone over throughout the week.
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Anytime file is changed, please rename with the convention: year/month/day e.g. 100824 for August 24, 2010. The main document list is maintained by the Music Department Sound Technician.
The Max authorizations database is currently maintained by Jeff Lubow.
Link to Jean Bresson's Open-Music Workshop presented at CNMAT in September of 2013. Excellent materials for getting started with Open Music.
http://repmus.ircam.fr/bresson/enseignement/cnmat-workshop
This workshop will introduce the basic notions of computer-aided composition and provide participants with training in the OpenMusic environment.
BNMP/ECO Student Concert Policies, Deadlines, Expectations
All pieces involving technology in Hertz Hall must have a tech rider submitted along with score and parts. Refer to Jay Cloidts instructions for preparing tech rider and stage diagram.
# Instructions (updated 4/23/2014)
CNMAT MAIN ROOM: Audio patching using dedicated laptop and Focusrite Liquid Saffire 56 interface
A permanent laptop computer is wired to the Safire audio interface. A ReadMe file (launches on startup of the computer) explains how to use it to load presets for easy analog access to the 8-channel system without using an additional computer:
Eco Ensemble protocol for programming pieces with technology.
No piece involving electronics can be programmed without first seeing the full score, mapping the full technology picture and estimated costs. The technical materials (Max patch etc.) must be fully testing all the electronic materials.
WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE:
#CNMAT Rear Studio hard drive and backups summary (updated 5/6/14)
Drives on the Rear Studio Mac now:
• Internal Mac HD: 500GB
• Tenney External: new Glyph RAID 2TB
• New Pedagogy Archive: new Glyph RAID 2TB
• GMAX External: OWC RAID 1TB
• Sample Libraries: new Glyph RAID 2TB
• Time Machine: OWC 1TB
• (plus drive dock for floating project drives)
Time Machine backup:
Practices, policies, roles and expectations related to the CNMAT Users Group
Last updated: May 2014 (Valle)
CUG General Contact: Ravi Kitappa
CUG General Contact RAVI
CUG Technical Contact RAMA
CUG Event Coordinator AMADEUS
CUG Main Room Manager ILYA
CUG Rear Studio Manager LILY
CUG Media Lab Manager RAFAEL
CUG Semi-Anechoic Chamber Manager RAFAEL
CNMAT's expanding collection of Max/MSP/Jitter patches designed for composers, programmers, performers and music educators. The MMJ-Depot includes basic programming tips, modular programming units for copy and paste, interactive tutorials on all aspects of computer music, and functioning musical works with commentary and criticism.
Here are the rules and procedures for anyone wishing to book a concert, lecture or any kind of event in the main room at CNMAT.
MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY FOR THE CNMAT MAIN ROOM IS 50 PERSONS. PLEASE DO NOT EXCEED.
Find this as part of IRCAM's Diphone suite. I used this to make the saxophone and shakuhachi SDIF's for the Spectral Tutorials.
**PLEASE READ**
- You need to have the SDIF framework installed in order to load AddAn.
- Version 4.2J of Diphone is compatible with Mountain Lion 10.8.5
- File format: .aif files need to be physically exported to .aiff.
You can find it here:
This is the home page for documentation of CNMAT's Main Room. This room contains the following components, some of which have documentation:
Starting up:
Power on equipment in order of switches, left to right: MOTU 1248 Interface, StudioComm Monitor Controller, HD-1s, Genelec 5.1 system.
If using the MOTU 1248, the HD-1s appear as outputs 1 and 2 (Main L/R), and the Genelecs as outputs 5-10 (Analog 1-6).
General how-to quicklist for Rear Studio recording (Peak, Pro Tools, DP, Logic)
(last updated: 11/11/11)
NOTE: Also see the Rear Studio video tutorials for instructions on common rear studio tasks
NOTE: General info regarding Rear Studio (How to Get Sound Out of Computer, Power On & Off, Recording from the Main Room) is also available under Rear Studio Basics in the manual
Here are a few basic tutorials to get you going with basic tasks in the Rear Studio:
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[inline-center:Getting Computer Audio To Mixer.mov=Getting Sound out of Audio Applications]
[inline-center:Working with Pro Tools 1.mov=Getting Sound out of Pro Tools]
