Hi everyone,

Jamoma 0.2.1 is now available at http://jamoma.org (Mac and Windows).

Jamoma is an open-source framework for structuring Max patches  
modularly.  It was developed primarily by Trond Lossius and myself,  
with additional contributions from several folks on this list  
(including Matt Aidekman and John Hudak).

There is a lot of stuff that I could say about it (we’ve been working  
on this for a long time), but I’ll spare you all (this time!).

Enjoy,
   Tim
  

Hello all,

Just to let you know we’ve released two new elastic objects today: elasticx~ and elasticindex~. The externals are based on the Max’s groove~ and index~ objects but with independent speed and pitch controls!

We had massive success from our release of elastic~ so we decided to develop our own algorithm, specifically for Max, meaning the objects aren’t limited on speed and pitch inputs, will play backwards, and except signals in all inlets. The new algorithm is also extremely efficient; about 0.2 – 0.5% CPU.

For any more information have a look at the demo video posted here: www.elasticmax.co.uk

Many thanks,
Simon & Joe

I’ve made some demos of the OhmSound synth:
http://vimeo.com/album/122270
Don’t forget dessert!

OhmSound, an open-source synth that works seamlessly with Livid’s Ohm64 has been updated, too:
http://www.lividindustry.com/culture/?p=522

In general, you may find it a good example of integrating hardware with your max patch…

Enjoy!

Peter Nyboer