With the recent Cycling ’74 website overhaul, a few things were pruned from the old site structure. One of them those things was ‘./share’ section.

My own ./share page featured mostly things I did about 10 years ago – so the material is quite old. However, I thought I should make those materials available here for archival purposes.

GUI Stuff

Signal Meters — a group of signal meters built with lcd and created to be used in bpatchers. This includes tap.AquaGain~ – an Aqua themed stereo meter/slider combo.

tap.bpatch_vText — A bpatcher which displays text rotated by 90 degrees in either direction. Built using the LCD object.

Audio Stuff

BarleyProcess~ — An older granular patch I adapted from Nobaysu Sakonda’s granular patches (ca. 1998)

8space — 8 In/8 Out Audio Spatialization Matrix with graphical location controls and real-time gesture recording/playback and manipulation. (ca. 1999)

A vastly improved spatializer interface is included with the examples that ship with Jitter if you want to take a look at that…

tap.bink~ — This is an alternative port of Miller Puckett’s bonk~ object. This port was originally done by Ichiro Fujinaga in 1999 for my piece Chinese Food II (for Chopsticks & Computer). When Max 4 came out I did some updating to get it working again, and then some additional work to make it (sort of) work with OS X.

For most purposes you are probably better off using the canonical port of bonk~ . Requires Tap.Tools 1.2 or higher (see below) to be installed. Source code included.

Wave Editor

TapTools Edit — This is a wave editor that I started building in Max/MSP. It is now unsupported / unmaintained, but may have some tidbits to interest folks. (ca. 2001)

Tap.Tools

Tap.Tools is set of over 100 objects (externals, sub-patches, javascripts, etc.) that I originally developed while working on pieces or projects. It is composed of audio/MSP objects like reverb and pitch-shifting, some regular max objects, and some video related objects such as delay and motion- tracking. For more information, check out the Tap.Tools web page.

Other Unfinished Projects

iNset Toolkit v0.1 — Set Theory Analysis on a MIDI stream using Pyrite. (ca. 2000)
As of the release of Max 4.5, JavaScript has essentially taken the role that Pyrite used to have in Max 3.5. It should be reasonably straight forward to port the code from Pyrite to JavaScript if that is interesting…

SuperCollider Compatibility Lib — A very humble start on a package of abstractions to make porting SuperCollider patches to Max/MSP easier… (ca. 2001)