| bi_trans version 0.64
bi_trans is an object for conveniently converting 0 or 1 messages (from toggle for example) to other messages. screenshot |
| blowfish version 0.13
The blowfish max object uses the blowfish encrytion algorithm to encrypt OpenSoundControl data. Before downloading please observe applicable export laws. Like all good encryption software the blowfish object is open source. screenshot |
| delta version 0.22
The delta object reports the difference between successive numbers received in its inlet. screenshot |
| div version 0.53
The div max object divides the frequency of incoming bangs. For example, the div object will produce 1 bang for every [n] bangs it receives in its inlet. screenshot |
| fontmenu version 0.33
The fontmenu object is used to populate a umenu with all of the fonts present on a system. screenshot |
| !@#$% version 0.40
The !@#$% object generates unique symbols that are not bound to other objects. It can be used for automatically naming buffer~ or coll objects in abstractions. screenshot |
| minmaxavg version 0.19
minmaxavg keeps track of the minimum, maximum and average values of a stream of numbers received in its inlet. screenshot |
| mutex version 0.47
The mutex object is used to create mutually exclusive toggles. Only one toggle in a group will be on at a time, similar to radio buttons except that the toggles in a group can be anywhere in the max environment (different patches/subpatches). screenshot |
| remap version 0.92
The remap object is useful for scaling one range of values to another. For example to rescale a midi controller values (0-127) to another range of values like 0-1000. It is similar to the zmap object which comes with Max 4. Unlike the zmap object, remap allows you to reverse ranges of values (ie. convert 0-100 to 100-0) and also has an optional exponent argument that allows you to non-linearly scale values. screenshot |
| shiftbang version 0.29
shiftbang is a clocked shift register for bang messages. It has a variable number of outlets and 2 inputs. The first input receives a clocked stream of bang messages. When a bang message is received in the second inlet, bang messages are produced from each outlet successively at the rate determined by the clock input. screenshot |
| smoooth version 0.63
The smoooth max object is useful for averaging a stream of rapidly changing values. It take a variable 'window' parameter with determines the number of input values that are averaged. smoooth has 2 modes of opration: average and rms. screenshot |
| st version 0.12
st (schmitt trigger) is a zero crossing detector with hysteresis designed for use with a stream of floats. See also st~. screenshot |
| tv version 0.41
The tv object reports keystrokes. It differs from the 'key' object, which comes with max in 2 important ways. tv reports keystrokes even when max is not the application in the foreground and it also reports both keyUp and keyDown events. screenshot |
| buff_norm~ version 0.23
buff_norm~ is an MSP object for normalizing audio in a buffer~. screenshot |
| st~ version 0.12
st~ (schmitt trigger) is a zero crossing detector with hysteresis for signals. See also st. screenshot |
| OpenStringControl' version 0.26
OpenStringControl' provides a method for sending and receiving strings as raw UDP datagrams over a network in conjunction with CNMAT's otudp object. screenshot |
| regex' version 0.87
regex' is an object for matching patterns in strings using regular expressions. It implements Perl Compatible Regular Expressions using the PCRE library package. www.pcre.org screenshot |
