.   Apr 8, 2017
Repost since I posted unlisted the 1st time
Things I am curious about, have interest in and have varying levels of expertise in
#pd
#audioengineering
#sounddesign
#dsp
#max/msp/jit
#musiccomposition
#mathematics
#numbertheory
#mathematicallogic
#physics
#acoustics
#python
#c
#reaktor
#csound
#musicproduction
#logic
#absynth
#astronomy
#meteorology
#piano #guitar #percussioninstruments #electroacoustic #algorithmicomposition
#jazz
#classicalmusic
#electronicmusic
#abletonlive
Show threadMichael J. JohnsonApr 8, 2017
@20Hz I haven't seen anyone mention #csound in a while! I only recently started learning #max/MSP, but I really like it so far.
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@mjjohnson

Cool! I only use it occasionally. I use max/msp a lot more.

How are you learning max/msp ? Through a book/tutorial/videos/experimentation?

Show threadMichael J. JohnsonApr 8, 2017
@20Hz I learned Csound a while ago, but I haven't touched it for a few years. I only have time to work on max/MSP during the summers, so it's a bit slow going.
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@mjjohnson

it's an awesome creative tool! It's well worth any effort you might put into it. What are you using it for or planning to use it for?

Show threadMichael J. Johnson
@20Hz For a while I was creating experimental electronic music. I released a record of it 7-8 years ago. But recently I have been doing more conventional rock, pop and jazz stuff, both as a producer and as an artist. Mostly ProTools, Logic, and some Ableton. I want to get back to the experimental stuff at some point, though.
Apr 8, 2017 at 6:05pmWeb
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@mjjohnson Great. Yeah well the sky is the limit these days with the tools available now. It blows my mind sometimes what we can be done with them