Thanks to the work of f.e chanfrault, my gverb~ and fft externals are  
now available for the windows version of max/msp.  Visit the  
following URL:

http://www.nathanwolek.com/software.html

The granular toolkit continues to be available for both platforms.
Make sure you hit refresh on your browser.

—–
Nathan Wolek
nw@nathanwolek.com
http://www.nathanwolek.com

Good afternoon Folks,

We would like to announce the Pluggo, Mode and Hipno “dot-4” maintenance
release.

Important note!!!!!

If you want to use these plugs in MaxMSP – you must use
MaxMSP version 4.5.7!!!!

Users of MaxMSP previous to 4.5 should continue to use their current
plugin installs. Users of MaxMSP 4.5.x are strongly recommended to
upgrade to version 4.5.7 anyway.

http://cycling74.com/downloads

In this release, the most notable change is that the plugs no longer
share the Cycling ’74 folder with MaxMSP. They install their own support
folder, which is known as the C74 Plugin Support folder. We recommend
that if you use multiple products, you clean out your old installs and
install all of the packages you need before using them.

For PC users – uninstalling is straightforward, via the add/remove
programs dialog. For Mac users – we have included a small Applescript
based application which will completely delete all of your C74 plugins,
old or new, without wrecking your install of MaxMSP. This app has proved
to be very useful in testing.

This release will NOT require reauthorisation.

More detailed release notes may be found in the readmes.

The “Known Issues page is here

http://cycling74.com/twiki/bin/view/FAQs/PluggoIssues

Please let us know if you have any questions or problems – you may write to us directly at

support@cycling74.com

Cheers

Andrew

Hi,
  As part of our continuing efforts to make Ambisonic technology available
to all, my colleague Matt Paradis has ported the functionality of our first
order VST Ambisonic plugins to both PD and Max/MSP externals for both PC
and Mac. The first release of these can be download from
http://music.york.ac.uk/mrc/download.php

    Dave Malham

     Experimental Officer
     Music Research Centre
     Department of Music
     University of York
     UK